Sri ( ) 15 September 2016
Kumar Doab (FIN) 15 September 2016
The registered WILL may not be set aside on the counts of authenticity, since the testator appears before registering authority.
Other objections if any, are not raised so far and posted by you.
Other objections if any, may be test of law and your able counsel can appraise you.
The father can sell only if he is owner.
Nitish Banka (lawyer) 16 September 2016
A registered will is far more in greater footing, so do not worry if witness turn hostile.
Warm Regards,
Advocate Nitish Banka
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Sri ( ) 16 September 2016
Thank you, Mr.Kumar and Mr. Nitish. As far as to my knowledge, there are no other objections as my father himself admitted that the property belongs to my deceased mom. May dad cliams that will is not valid and he is also a heir after my mom's death. My mom registered the will in my name and brother's name before passing away. We are saying my dad does not have any hold in my mom's property. Judge yet to cross examine my dad.
Thanks a lot, again.
Sri.
Kumar Doab (FIN) 17 September 2016
If your father is admitting, then it is good.
Obtain all mutation record and link documents, and get these and WILL examined by a very able counsel specializing in revenue/property/civil matters.