Supreme Court of India
Khushal Chand Swarup Chand Zabak Jain v. Suresh Chandra Kanhiyalal Kochar and Anr.
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Transfer of Property Act, 1882-Section 123-Gift Deed-Registered document-Execution admittecf-Due execution presumed-Beneficial enjoy ment of property retained by donor for her life time-Valid Gift-Will executed subsequently bequeathing property already gifted over is inconsequential. One R executed a gift deed dated June 20, 1957 in favour of respon dent. Donor died in year 1966. About five months prior to her death she executed a registered Will dated 27th December, 1965 in favour of the appellant bequeathing the self-shared property gifted over to the first respondent under the Gift Deed.
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