chandigarh a sector 18 resident stands to lose his share in his deceased fathers rs 14crore realestate property which includes a onekanal house in sector 18 and a showroom on madhya marg in sector 7 after a district court here dismissed an appeal by himnarinder kumar 77 had sought a onefourth share in the property by presenting a will which he claimed his father had made four days before his death in 2002 however the court rejected his claim last week and stuck to a will prepared by narinders father in 2000 which said the property would be equally shared by his three daughters and nothing would go to narinderaccording to a copy of the order narinder had been excluded from his fathers will in 2000 as he and his family had started to disrespect him and stopped giving him rent earned from the familys properties four years before his name was removed narinder had been mentioned in his fathers first will prepared in 1996 at that time narinders three sisters were also included in the willthe father had died aged 87 in 2002 he was reportedly ill for six months before his death narinder had claimed that just four days before his death on february 14 2002 his father had made a new will including his son and nullifying the previous one the person who made the will said he was asked by a male voice over the telephone to make the will thus it could not be proven that the will was made by the father four days before his death while he was not in good healththe counsel for the daughters thakur vishal singh said the sisters lived in new delhi and madhya pradesh and were planning to sell the property and divide the money equally among themselves but narinder had been objecting to it