Supreme Court of India
Gopalakrishna Pillai and Others v. Meenakshi Ayal and Others
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HELD: On the facts, the High Court had rightly held that the appellants had failed to prove the execution and attestation of the will. [131 -GJ The trial proceeded on the footing that the plaintiffs were the next reversioners of N and the High Court was therefore right in holding that it was not open to the appellants to contend that the respondents were not the reversionery heirs of N. [132 BJ. On a reading of the plaint it was clear that the suit was for re covery of possession of immovable
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