Supreme Court of India
Virendra Kumar Tripathy v. Nirmala Devi and Ors.
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Evidence: Appreciation of evidence-By High Court-In appeal against decision c of Trial Court which had granted succession certificate in favour of Appellant while rejecting the case of Respondent-Propriety of-Held, improper-since High Court did not consider evidence adduced by Appellant which was accepted by Trial Court-And wrongfully held in favour of Respondent only on the basis of certain letters written by Appellant to sons of Respondent, even though the Trial Court had given cogent reasons to doubt testimony of witnesses de_TJosing on behalf of Respondent-Hence, order of High Court set
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