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murali (lawyer)     10 September 2011

Valid of the partition deed

Dear Sirs

 The x have four sons in the year 1975 the x and 4 sons entered partition against the whole property which is ancestrail and self acquried .After the partition the they peoples are enjoy the property as per partition. In the year 1985 the X executed one will regarding one self acquried property its only goes to 3rd sons only. That disputed property enjoyed by 3rd and 4th sons.now the question is the will is valid or not.  The partition deed and will both are not registered. which one is valid regard that dispute property?



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pervez (adviser)     10 September 2011

If X is alive, how the WILL would be valid..? From an unregistered partition deed, it can be proved that there was an agreement / arrangement to that effect ... since unregistered, no right / interest would pass on ... it can not be produced as an evidence, claming share in the property...


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