Supreme Court of India
Joseph Antony Lazarus (dead) by Lrs. v. A.J. Francis
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Will-Genuineness of-Testatrix had two daughters and/our sons-Will purported to have been executed by testatrix in favour of one son bequeathing suit property-Application for grant of probate filed before Court by the son without disclosing the names of others who had interest in the suit property Probate was granted but later revoked on the application for revocation filed by one of the daughters-Daughter contending that her husband had paid the instalments for purchase of the suit property; that the Will was not executed by the testatrix voluntarily as she was not physically and mentally
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