Supreme Court of India
Indu Bala Bose & Ors. v. Manindra Chandra Bose & Anr.
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Probate suit-Mode of onus of proof of a sale, explained-Hindu Succession Act, section 63. One Ranendra died unmarried on November 16, 1952 leaving the alleged will (Exhibit-1) executed on November, 8, 1952. Ranendra left behind him three brothers-Jitendra Chandra Bose, Gopendra and Manindra plaintiff No. l. Manindra and Jogendra (Plaintiff No. 2) had been appointed executors of the will. By the will Ranendra bequeathed one-half of his properties to his nephew, Bhabesh, who was the son of his younger brother, Phanindra, who had pre deceased him, and the remaining half to his younger brother
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