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• The death of the person may have occurred without a death certificate
• Who is the true heir?
• What happens in case of death after making a will?

Property Rights: If there is one dispute that arises most frequently after a person’s death, it is disputes over property. In the struggle for these property rights, even close relatives can become bitter enemies of each other. Many people do not know enough about the laws in this regard; Relying only on hearsay, they end up fighting among themselves. But do you know that if the head of the family dies without a ‘Will’, who becomes the heir of their property”text-align: justify;”> Hospitalization Expenses: Health Insurance in Name Only? Indians pay 95% of treatment costs themselves, what in the report?

Who will be the true heir?

If the head of a family passes away suddenly and has not made any Will, who becomes the legal owner of the property? This question often comes to many people’s minds; Today we are giving you the answer. Actually, as per Section 8 of the ‘Hindu Succession Act, 1956’, if a person dies ‘intestate’ i.e. without leaving a will, his entire property is divided among his legal heirs. If the head of the family dies, the property is divided equally among his wife, son and daughter; in which each gets one-third (1/3) share of the property.

What happens in case of death after making a will?

If a person has made a will before death, the provisions of the will are followed. According to the Indian Succession Act, 1925, a person can give his entire property or any part of it to a person of his choice. Through a will, a person can transfer property to strangers or to a trust. To be considered legally valid, a will must be signed by the testator and witnessed by at least two witnesses even if those witnesses do not know the specific contents of the document. A will must be registered; Doing so establishes its validity and helps avoid any future disputes regarding the property.

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