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A. Kamala Bai (D) vs B. Kanna Rao (D) - Will - Attesting Witness

Indian Succession Act - Section 63 ; Indian Evidence Act - Section 78 - Will - To prove the execution of will, one of the attesting witnesses is to be examined mandatorily - Even if it is not necessary for a attesting witness to know the contents of the will, the

State of Rajasthan v. Ajit Singh - Ss. 29,263 Indian Succession Act - Will - Probate

Indian Succession Act -Section 29,263- In the event of a competent court of law declaring a testament of a Hindu to be invalid and in the absence of any heirs under Section 8 then; Section 29 of the Act would apply as it would be a case of failure

Gurdial Singh (D) Vs Jagir Kaur (D) 2025 INSC 866 - Will - Non-Mention Of Wife - Suspicious Circumstance

Gurdial Singh (D) Vs Jagir Kaur (D) 2025 INSC 866 - Will - Non-Mention Of Wife - Suspicious CircumstanceGurdial Singh (D) Vs Jagir Kaur (D) 2025 INSC 866 - Will - Non-Mention Of Wife - Suspicious Circumstance.pdf605 KBdownload-circle note We make notes on all Supreme Court judgments for our

Jai Ram vs Som Prakash 2025 INSC 227 -S 263 Indian Succession Act - Limitation

Indian Succession Act, 1925 - Section 263 - District Judge allowed the miscellaneous application filed under Section 263 of the and revoked the grant of Letters of Administration - High Court court set aside this order - Allowing appeal, SC observed: Because there was no objection raised by the respondents

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Leela vs Muruganantham 2025 INSC 10 - S 63 Indian Succession Act - Will

Indian Succession Act - Section 63 - Will - Mere registration of a Will would not attach to it a stamp of validity and it must still be proved in terms of the legal mandates under the provisions of Section 63 of the Indian Succession Act and Section 68 of

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Gopal Krishan vs Daulat Ram 2025 INSC 18 - S 63(c) Indian Succession Act - Will

Indian Succession Act, 1925 -Section 63 (c) - The language of Section 63(c)of the Act uses the word ‘OR’. It states that each Will shall be attested by two or more witnesses who have seen the Testator sign or affix his mark on the Will OR has seen