My father-in-law, who passed away in 2014, had a legally written will in 2011, leaving his property to his son and wife. His four daughters, all married and settled with government employee husbands, are wondering if they can claim a share in his property despite the will. Can you shed some light on this matter?
Best Answer
Under Indian law, a legally executed will is generally binding. Your father-in-law’s will, leaving the property to his son and wife, is likely valid. The daughters, though they may feel aggrieved, are unlikely to have a legal claim to the property unless there are grounds to challenge the will’s validity.
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