Affidavit – Property, Continued exclusive adverse possession of trusteeship

Affidavit - Property: My father’s grandfather was managing a small temple as “Continued exclusive adverse possession of trusteeship” from 1916 as an individual Trustee. It's a private family temple. In fact, He was written a registered Will and appointed my father as Trustee of the temple and related property in 1964. Moreover, My father was managing the temple and related property as trustees after his grandfather’s death. In fact, My father expired 15 years ago and currently, I am (Younger son) managing the temple along with my family members.My father has not done property division before his death. Can I have a legally valid document which can appoint me as Trustee for the temple after my father? I learnt from one of the senior members of the family that there is a way we can obtain Affidavit signed by the Chief Judicial magistrate. Could you please elaborate on the process and step to have a valid document? I do have copies of the 1964 Will, my father's death certificate, heirship certificate etc. Ask your legal doubt of Affidavit - Property, Continued exclusive adverse possession of trusteeship | Get the best advice and Consultation. Top Lawyers in Chennai | Leading Law Firms | Best Legal Services 24x7

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I understand that you are currently managing a private family temple that was passed down to you through a registered Will that appointed your father as Trustee in 1964. Since your father's death, you have been managing the temple along with your family members. As your father did not divide the property before his death, you are seeking advice on obtaining a legally valid document that can appoint you as Trustee for the temple after your father.Based on the information you have provided, it appears that you have the necessary documentation to establish your legal right as the Trustee of the temple. However, you may want to consider obtaining a legal opinion from a lawyer to ensure that all necessary legal requirements are met.In terms of obtaining a valid document to appoint you as the Trustee, there are several options available. One option is to apply for a succession certificate from the appropriate court. Firstly, This certificate would establish your legal right to inherit the property as the deceased's legal heir.

Obtain an Affidavit signed by the Chief Judicial Magistrate

Alternatively, as you mentioned, you could obtain an Affidavit signed by the Chief Judicial Magistrate. The Affidavit would attest to your legal right as the Trustee of the temple and related property. To obtain this Affidavit, you would need to prepare a petition stating your claim to the Trustee position, along with all the relevant documents, including the 1964 Will, your father's death certificate, and the heirship certificate. You would then need to file the petition with the Chief Judicial Magistrate, who would review the documents and sign the Affidavit if satisfied that you have a legal right to the Trustee position.In either case, it is important to seek legal advice to ensure that all legal requirements are met and that your rights as Trustee are properly established.

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