Section 63 of ISA : Section 63: Execution Of Unprivileged Wills

Explanation using Example

Imagine Mr. Sharma, a retired bank manager, decides to draft his will. He has a house, some savings, and family heirlooms that he wishes to distribute among his children and grandchildren after his passing. To ensure his will is legally binding, he follows the rules laid out in Section 63 of The Indian Succession Act, 1925:

1. Mr. Sharma, in good health and sound mind, personally signs at the bottom of the last page of his will to demonstrate his intention to create the document. If he were unable to sign due to a disability, he co...

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