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 After your death, there should not be any dispute in your family over your property. Also, each person should make his own will to prevent many future disputes. So that future disputes can be avoided resulting in family division over property. Provisions of Indian law relating to execution of wills   Indian law relating to execution of wills is governed by the Indian Succession Act, 1925. Below are some key provisions of the Act:  Who can make a will: Any person who is mentally competent and has attained the age (18 years) can make a will.  Procedure for Execution of Will: Will must be in writing and executed by the testator or in his/her presence of two or more witnesses of the testator. They must sign in their presence. The witnesses must attest and sign the will, acknowledging that they signed in their presence and signed as witnesses.  Revocation of Will: A will can be revoked by the testator at any time during his/her lifetime by destroying, re...