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Originally Posted by robinmalhotra  Can i RTI the Sub-Registrar and get a copy of the wll deed? |
Only if it was registered in the first place. Its not necessary to register a will in India for it to be valid. And if it was, do you know where? Documents transferring immovable property need to be registered at the closest (or designated) sub-registrar's office. I believe wills can be registered anywhere in the state. Do you know if the will was witnessed/attested?
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What documents would i need to get a copy of that will deed?
Under which departments jurisdiction does this fall?
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Dept of Registration and Stamp Duty. You can file an
RTI application, but a normal request for searching a will might be easier and faster.
regards,
SomeGuy