Probate Of The Will And Ownership Change Of Grandfather Property

Yours is a ticklish questions because unregistered document is always doubtful and you also signed it without knowing the contents and Nature of document. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.

hello, As per your query first of all unregistered will can not be probate. as per the limitation act period of try in court when you are going to probate your will is within 3 year after the death of execuant or grandfather but in your it is quite difficult. suggestion now you have only one solution that you can file suit for partition in your district court, it is a civil nature case. if you like my advice press the like button and if you want to talk to me then contact me

Hi, The burden of proof will fall on you to prove you did not know what you were signing. The will can be probated. If you found this helpful, please rate us.

Dear Sir, If it is unregistered then it is a doubtful document. Secondly if you prove that you have signed without knowing the contents then the contents of the Will not binding upon you. Please give me rank after viewing my details. Please call me for further assistance.