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n c aggarwal (proprietor)     21 February 2014

Regarding registered will of immovable property

i along with my wife had purchased immovable residential property at laxmi Nagar East Delhi measuring about 98yards on 15th april 1997 from my deceased father in law on the basis of GPA sale. He executed GPA, agreement to sell, receipts duly notarized by notary public Delhi. He also executed a registerd will regarding the above said property in our favour also on 15th april 1997.My father in law died on 20 may 1988.Whether we are absolute owner or not on the basis of said GPA sale documents and on the basis of registered will.

Whether we have to apply and obtain probate of the said registered will or not.

Regards

MR. N.C. GOYAL

MRS. REKHA GOYAL

9810220142

 



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adv.raghavan (Advocate,9444674980)     21 February 2014

GPA is no more valid, but will is valid one,  yes it is better to go for probate.

Arvind Manghirmalani (Advocate High court Bombay Trained mediator 91-9869617090 9594255075)     27 May 2014

from the contents of your information, it is evident that sale agremeent is not registered one. it is notarised  one. so go for probate. 


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