Asked in Civil
First, there is no total bar for admitting unregistered document if duly stamped, since it can be used for collateral purpose or other purposes specified in Sec 49, though u/s.49 an unregistered document (when compulsory to register) is inadmissible for main purpose to affect any rights in immovable property and the terms and conditions in the instrument. However, unregistered deeds are not admissible as evidence, and the execution can be challenged. Kindly book a consultation for further discussion.
Though the facts are complicated but since one thing is very clear that the Mr. A executed a Registered Will, which is the basic document and is difficult to evade the existence of that. Th unregisrwd document has got to be challenged on certain grounds which generally are violated in such cases. Obtain the complete details of the facts and documents to take further steps. Please give me Rank Five and follow me after reviewing my resume and book a consultation for further discussion and explanation if required.
Hi, firstly, the will was registered by the father in the year1984, so this is the actual deed. you need to check with the registration officer, the witnesses who signed the registered deed. secondly, you need to provide details that it was your fathers money that was used to buy the property and not of the mother. you can send the brothers and sister, collectively a legal notice and an injunction on the mortgage. for further details, you can book a consultation with me. if you liked my answer, please give a 5 star rating and a good review.
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