Supreme Court of India
Dilharshankar C. Bhachecha v. The Controller of Estate Duty, Ahmedabad
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Estate Duty Act, 1953 sections 2(15), 2(16), 2(19), 6 and 29 - Interpretation of the words "paid" and "since" in section 29 - Joint will and mutual will - Conditions necessary to render mutual will irrevocable - The theory of contempora neous exposition and construction of the will in question. The appellant Dilharshankar c. Bhachech being one of the grand-sons of the deceased Kamlashankar Gopalshankar and a legatee under a joint will of his grand parents is the accountable person under the Estate Duty Act, 1953. The deceased and his wife Mahendraba each possessed certain ~ properties which
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