chand malhan 26 December 2023

If the entire amount for the movable and unmovable property is is earned by me only

I have completely earned my movable and immovable property during my lifetime. I have two sons as heirs. Can I will the entire proceeds to one son only?

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If you've acquired your movable and immovable property yourself during your lifetime, you have the absolute right to decide who inherits it. You can legally will the entire proceeds to just one of your sons. Your heirs' rights only come into effect after your passing, and they cannot challenge your wishes regarding your self-acquired assets.

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Advocate Bhartesh goyal (advocate) 26 December 2023

Yes, properties ( movable and immovable ) are your self acquired property and you can bequeath entire part of property to anyone as per your wish, no person have right to challenge your wish.