Succession act 1926
Sun, 12/11/2011 - 08:11 — Mohan
My dad has 7 children (5 daughters & 2 sons). My dad's self earned income & properties are shared among all ourself as per his WILL, which was executed in year 1945 in front of district judge.
In the WILL, my dad stated as "Any other properties I may acquire during my life time to be equally divided amony my two sons after my death". My dad died in the year 1957.
In the year 1953, my dad purchased land. The address is not listed in the WILL as it was purchased after the WILL in made. Since in the WILL its clearly stated that the new property acquired by him is divided equally between two sons.
My question is does my sisters or their children or my children or grand childrens has any rights for this property.
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no they dont have any right on it... provided you are sure that they WILL on that property is as said "that it will belong to my sons" and u need 2 witnesses to prove his will statement regarding that property.
The problem which arises is authenticity of your claim , so if u have minimum 2 authentic witnesses then ur chances of getting that property is quite high.
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