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Will -settlment deed- action

hello,

A(father)-->B(only son),C(C is wife of B) --->D,E (married sons) -hindu family in the above, D is enjoying all the shares, and claims B has given a WILL in favor of C when alive and C in turn had given a settlment deed in favor of D only while alive without knowledge of E. note - both WILL and settlement deed are un registerd and D says not required to be registered as these properties falls under a gram panchayat. is that true?

E suspects both Will and settlment could be forged. does these will and settlement deed stand in the court of law? is a police complaint the right approach to dig details(dont have much docs to prove) or getting the title cancel,with due procedures, through court is the way out?



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shrikant   24 December 2017

no, registration is must otherwise it's null n wide.

(Guest)
thanks is it the same across all states? because, i was told , in the state i live, for subrban/village area, the registration /probate is not required.

P. Venu (Advocate)     24 December 2017

Why ABCDE..................Please state the real facts. Anyhow, a Will need not be registered, but requires to be probated in certain cases. A settlement deed needs to be registered.


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