LIFE IS UNCERTAIN SO IS YOUR PROPERTY AFTER DEATH
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LIFE IS UNCERTAIN SO IS YOUR PROPERTY AFTER DEATH Shubham Budhiraja [1] Property disputes are inevitable especially when it comes to family matters. There are numerous arrangements through which a person post his death can transfer property to his family or friends concern. There are majorly two methods – 1. Testamentary – If there is a Will 2. Non-Testamentary – If there is no Will For Testamentary , the method is where person makes a Will and Codicil. It is a Legal declaration by a person during his lifetime of “his” property in favor of “anyone ” as executor in presence of 2 attesting witness signed, dated. Since, it is a legal declaration. Therefore the person making will must be a major person and competent. It is the wish of the testator to whom he executes the will. If there is no executor is named in the Will or if executor renounce or has died or executor is sick and unable to execute then the probate application ca