Supreme Court of India
M. Rangasamy v. Rengammal and Ors.
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What the Court ordered
For the aforesaid reasons, we set aside the impugned judgment of the C High Court and allow the appeal.
Judgment, page 9
From the headnote
Succession Act, 1925--Section 63(c)-Transfer of Property Act, 1882- Section 3-Evidence Act, 1872-Section 68-Gift-lnfavour of grand son by grandmother-By Settlement Deeds-Challenged alleging it to have been executed under undue influence-Burden to prove undue influence pleaded to be on the executant being in fiduciary relationship-Suit decreed-First Appellate Court held that the deeds did not suffer from the vices-High Court held the deeds not proved discarding evidence of attesting witnesses to the deeds for want of evidence in terms of Section 63(c)-On appeal held: Non compliance of Section
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- 2010 Sri Jeyaram Educational Trust and Ors. v. A.G. Syed Mohideen and Ors.
- 2009 Bellachi (dead) by Lr v. Pakeeran
Of those, 2 mentioned
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