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Rashmi (JMC)     05 September 2012

Regarding will

 

Gud evng everyone and thanks in advance. 

My query is " My husband has a property acquired as a part of will from his father will it come as self aquired property or ancestral property?

 

I'm having two children (A & B). He wrote a will (unregistered but have two witneesess attested) stating that I can reap the benefits from this property till death and afterwards the property will be handed over fully to one of my son ( A). Can I have any right to modify the will or sell the property?

 

Regards,

Rashmi.



 2 Replies

Guest (Guest)     06 September 2012

It is the separate property of your husband.
No, you cannot alter the will. After your lifetime the property will revert to your son.

 

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adv. rajeev ( rajoo ) (practicing advocate)     06 September 2012

Yes it amounts to his self acquired property.  You cannot modify the will.  


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