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உயில் சாசனம்

The document titled உயில் சாசனம் is a Tamil will deed template, but the supplied text does not identify an issuing department, government order number or completed date. It records how a person wants specified property, omitted property and property acquired later to pass to two sons after that person's lifetime, while allowing the will to be changed or cancelled during the person's lifetime.

Category
Registration and stamp duty
Pages
2
Status
In force
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What the document covers

The உயில் சாசனம் is a two page Tamil template for recording a person's wishes about movable and immovable property after death. The supplied text does not name an issuing department or contain a government order number. Its date, personal details, property descriptions and registration record details are left as blanks to be completed.

The template states that the person making the will acts voluntarily, with full mental awareness and without pressure from anyone else. It also states that the will is written in the presence of witnesses.

Who it affects

The உயில் சாசனம் concerns the person making the will, that person's wife, two sons, two daughters and any other heirs. In the wording provided, the daughters are described as married after receiving customary marriage arrangements funded from the person's income and savings.

The property distribution in the template benefits only the two sons. It states that other heirs have no claim or later entitlement to the property covered by the will after the person's lifetime.

Main property provisions

  • The person states that the described property was purchased using personal income and savings and has been independently possessed and enjoyed since purchase.
  • The first listed property item is allocated to the elder son.
  • The second listed property item is allocated to the younger son.
  • Property accidentally omitted from the will must be divided equally between the two sons.
  • Other movable or immovable property purchased during the person's remaining lifetime must also be divided equally between the two sons.
  • The sons are to possess and enjoy their allocated property independently only after the person's lifetime.

When the will operates

The உயில் சாசனம் states that it takes effect only after the death of the person making it. During that person's lifetime, the person retains full authority to change or cancel the will.

The template requires completion of identifying information, including the person's address, age, identity card details and mobile number. It also leaves spaces for the district, property particulars, purchase date, registration record and the names of the sons receiving each property item.

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Common questions

Does this will transfer the property immediately?

No. The template states that the will takes effect only after the lifetime of the person making it.

Can the person change or cancel the will later?

Yes. The person making the will retains full authority to change or cancel it during that person's lifetime.

How are properties not specifically listed in the will divided?

Property omitted from the will, and other movable or immovable property acquired during the person's remaining lifetime, must be divided equally between the two sons.

Do the wife, daughters or other heirs receive property under this template?

The wording allocates the listed and remaining property to the two sons. It states that other heirs have no claim or later entitlement to the covered property after the person's lifetime.