Supreme Court of India
B. Venkatamuni v. C.j.yodhya Ram Singh and Ors.
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Indian Succession Act, 1925-Section 63-Evidence Act, 1872-Sections 67 and 68-Application for grant of probate of a Will-Application opposed ,., on the ground that the Will is a forged one-Trial Court held that the Will c could not have been executed by testator in view of presence of a number of suspicious circumstances surrounding the execution of the Will-Single Judge of High Court, in appeal, confirmed the findings of the trial court- Division Bench, in letters Patent Appeal, reversed the findings of the lower courts holding that the sourrounding circumstances should be ignored on the
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- 1961 Abhiraj Kuer v. Debendra Singh
- 1958 H. Venkatachala Iyengar v. B. N. Thimmajamma & Others
- 2005 Umabai and Anr. v. Nilkanth Dhondiba Chavan by Lrs. and Anr.
- 2003 Manjunath Anandappa Urf. Shivappa Hanasi v. Tammanasa and Ors.
- 2005 Pentakota Satyanarayana and Ors. v. Pentakota Seetharatnam and Ors.
- 1996 The Naihati Municipality and Ors. v. Chinmoyee Mukherjee and Ors.
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