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The Additional Senior Civil Court in Visakhapatnam can handle property disputes and rectify omissions in a will deed if proven. If you didnt initially file for the omission, it might complicate things but isnt necessarily a blunder. You can still bring it up during arguments. The court has the power to rectify omissions if there is substantial proof, but an application for rectification should be filed to formally address the issue. You can file this application in the same case where you filed for a permanent injunction. Consider consulting a local lawyer for guidance on filing the application effectively.Full Conversation
My father has 3sons A,B,C and sister D My(C) father gave me A1 32squareyard , A2 103squareyard attached property to me through Willdeed , but in willdeed A2 omitted , taking advantage of it my father's other son B, D created fake willdeed , claiming in additional senior civil court Visakhapatnam. A died , but he signed as witness in my registration giftdeed documents where C myself transfer his property to his wife . My mother gave her of property of 100squareyard to A, * squareyard to B, my property value is 50lakhs , is additional senior civil court has jurisdiction to rectify this kind of omission in willdeed
I filed for permanent injunction in same additional senior civil judge court Visakhapatnam, but not for omission , is it became blunder for me . I want to ask for oral about willdeed rectification in civil court at arguments , what happens after that
It seems like you're dealing with a complex inheritance and property dispute. Here are a few points to consider:
- The Additional Senior Civil Court in Visakhapatnam does have the jurisdiction to handle property disputes and rectify omissions in a will deed if proven.
- If you didn't initially file for the omission, it might complicate things but isn't necessarily a blunder. You can still bring it up during arguments.
- Oral arguments can help, but you may need substantial evidence to support your claim about the omission.
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Without application for rectification of omission in willdeed , can court have power to rectify when they have proofs like additional senior civil court
The court does have the power to rectify omissions in a will deed if there is substantial proof. However, typically, an application for rectification should be filed to formally bring this issue to the court's attention. Here are the steps:
- File an application for rectification in the court where the will is being contested.
- Present substantial evidence to support your claim of omission.
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Application for rectification of willdeed , do I have to file a separate petition and different case or can file a petition in same case where I file for permanent injunction, does it take so much time
You can file an application for rectification of the will deed in the same case where you have filed for a permanent injunction. It is not necessary to file a separate petition, but it is important to bring it to the court's attention formally.
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