My father had written a registered will ( 1954 or more ) bequeathing various properties to 13 members of his heirs .
(Self acquired properties) One son and one daughter, of his first wife ( who was not alive ) , his second wife and 5 sons and 5 daughter. Total 13 .
In that will he had written that , the properties that he would purchase after writing this will will Belinda his 5 sons of his second wife ,
He purchased Two properties after writing the will. Now (year 1997) two of the 5 fille a suit to partition the properties among the 5 equally .
The magistrate dismissed the case quoting that how the testator can write about the properties that he will purchase after writting the will and dismissed the case , What is the reply ?
Did my father have no right to write about future properties that he might buy ?
Will can be executed not for only existing properties but also for those properties may be acquired during lifetime of testator.Will is expression of intention of the testator in the manner in which he wants his properties are to be devolve on his legal heirs or on others after his death.
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