Supreme Court of India
Sushil Kumar Porwal and Ors. v. Vipin Maneklal and Ors.
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Gold Control Act, 1968-proviso to section 71-interpretation of-Whether it covers primary gold. One Kesharimal Porwal, who had one of his businesses as gold - and silver shop, died on October 7, 1952 leaving behind surviving a widow Ratanbai, a daughter Shantabai and a son Nern Kumar. Y Kesharimal left a will whereby he bequeathed gold and silver _to his grandsons--sons of Shantabai and Nern Kumar-providing that each grandson would receive 500 tolas of gold at the time of marriage and the remaining gold would be equally divided among them. The genuineness and validity of the will were not
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