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What happens if there are two wills?


The contents of both Wills need to be checked.

The subsequent Will made at latter date shall overcome the previous Will and the second Will shall be considered valid, however if the two Wills have different subjects matter namely in each of the Will the property or wealth identified and given to a particular beneficiary and in the second Will different property or wealth identified and given to another beneficiary, then both Will shall be considered valid for the mentioned property or wealth to particular named beneficiary.


Article By - Adv. Vijay Narayan


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  1. no man's landApril 24, 2021 at 10:34 PM

    What if there are two wills talking on same subject matter but the whole property is being cent percent to two different beneficiaries?

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    1. Vishnu karleJuly 26, 2021 at 5:34 AM

      If there are two wills on same property given to two different people then both wills are proved in the court of law.

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