Can a will be revised after the death of the maker

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jaivindra chauhan

43 Points Posted on 07 December 2017

actually, a man who has 3 sons and 5 grandsons, 3 from one and one from other two, write a will for the benefit of all grandsons equally. In any can it be revised and made either for the benefit of his sons equally or genuinely for their grandsons on the basis of their father ratio in the property.

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Dhirajlal Rambhia

SEO Sai Gr. Hosp.

121521 Points Posted on 07 December 2017

How can WILL be revised of the person who already died?

WILL is the wish of the person, to distibute his property after his death........ which he himself can change, if alive !!!

jaivindra chauhan

43 Points Posted on 07 December 2017

it's correct. but incase he unfairly wrote that will as his sons who has only one son opposing this will.

Dhirajlal Rambhia

SEO Sai Gr. Hosp.

121521 Points Posted on 07 December 2017

My dear,

The deceased person had earned and saved the assets during his lifetime, over which he had full control over his lifetime and distribute amongst his relatives or donate in charity. None (one child or both children) can object to his wish. Yes, if anything was inherited....... than he cannot make will, but is distributed as per succession act.

So, let the WILL be challanged, court will give probate as per the wish of the deceased person, provided WILL stands legal test.

jaivindra chauhan

43 Points Posted on 07 December 2017

okay, thanks..it means in case deceased person had also mentioned the inherited property in his will and will is duly registered. can it still be challenged,if yes please give me references of any legal provision. And as the maker is died the property is registered on the name the person mentioned therein.