The legal necessity of a will cannot be stressed enough as
it basically gives a sense of security to both the maker and the beneficiaries.
Will or last testaments have been the last resort in property disputes and if the
document are made correctly then it can quash any suit for property division. Wills
are typed or handwritten statements wherein it is given the methods or the directions
that must be followed during the division or distribution of the assets.An individual having any asset should make aWill These
assets must belong to the maker of the will and he must be its rightful owner in
the eyes of law. There can be no division of any asset over which the owner or
the maker of the will has partial or no right.
The word ‘assets’ here mean the estate, money, belongings, jewels,
etc and many more. The owner must have complete ownership over the assets that
have been mentioned in the will.
A will or a last testament has been around for hundreds of
years and was probably invented by the founders of legal systems and
bureaucracy- the Romans. The system was fully streamlined by the British and
was used extensively in the Commonwealth countries. History is witness to the
senseless blood baths that occurred when a king or a regent died leading to
fratricide. Making a will thus became
necessary to avoid ugly property disputes that have been a civil problem since
the birth of ownership rights. The British led down the groundwork of the wills
system and since then it has been followed by the Constitution.
Benefits of making
a will
·
Keep your
family safe: By making your will you ensure that your family is safe from monetary
problems as well as property disputes. Your will is a safety buffer against
such problems and you can be at peace as you won’t have to think for your
family’s condition after you are gone.
·
Last
wishes: Through a will you can ensure that your last wishes are fulfilled to
the last conditions.
·
Easy
settlement of property: Your descendants won’t have to fight for your
property after you are gone if you prepare a will.
·
Choose beneficiaries:
The power to appoint beneficiaries lies with the maker of the will and he
can give his property or appoint a guardian as he chooses with no one
questioning his motives or interest.
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