An unregistered Will can be legally valid if it is properly executed and proved. The Supreme Court has also clarified that non-registration alone does not make a Will suspicious or invalidate it. By Vidhi Lalla Pune: Whether a Will has to be registered before property can pass to the beneficiaries is a common question in family
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