As per the Indian laws, a will, if attested by two witnesses and none of the legal heir is objecting to the contents and the existence of the will then that will itself becomes a title deed.
Hence it is a sufficient proof to transfer the properties into the names of the legal heirs, as specified in the will.
But in the cases where the will is objected by any of the legal heirs or even by a third party claimant then the will requires to be probated or the parties should take a succession certificate from an appropriate court.
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