Supreme Court of India
Om Prakash and Ors. v. Shiv Kumar and Ors.
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Evidence-Burden to prove-Execution of Will-Suit against propounders of Will alleging it to be fabricated-Dismissal of suit by trial court-Suit decreed by First and Second Appellate courts on the ground that the propounder of the Will was not able to remove suspicious circumstances surrounding the Will-On appeal, held: The burden is on the propounder of the Will to remove suspicious circumstances-This Court not to interfere with the finding of fact regarding existence of suspicious circumstances by courts below. Plaintiff-respondents filed suit for possession of the land in question alleging
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