Supreme Court of India
E. V. Balakrishnan v. Mahalakshmi Ammal and Another.
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Will-Land devised out of bigger area-Legatee's right to select -English rule of benevolent construction-Gift, if void for uncer tainty-Indian Succession Act, r9z5 (XXXIX of r9z5), s. 89. One Viswanatha Iyer who had two minor daughters but no male issue treated his brother Seetharama Iyer's son, the appel lant, as a foster son and before his death made a will by which he left the management of his properties to his brother and proviJed that as soon as his minor daughters attained majority Seetharama should give them each one Veli of nanja land and one Veli of punja land in vattam No. 149 in
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