Supreme Court of India
Arunkumar and Anr. v. Shriniwas and Ors.
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Deeds and Documents: Will-Construing of-Wife bequeathing self acquired property to her husband and after his death to her three minor nephews as the couple had no issue-It was specifically mentioned that after the death of husband, his relations would have no right to the estate-After death of the testator and soon after the death of her husband, brother of husband and his children come in possession of the property and filed an injunction suit which ended in compromise between the plaintiffs and father of the minors-later the three nephews of the testator claiming their right through will
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