Supreme Court of India
Basanti Devi v. Raviprakash Ramprasad Jaiswal
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Indian Succession Act, 1925: ss.263 & 283(3)-Revoking of probate-Just cause-Held: Application for grant of probate is a proceeding in rem-Being a judgment in rem, a person, who is aggrieved thereby and having had no knowledge about the proceedings and proper citations having not been made, is entitled to file an application for revocation of probate on such grounds as may be available to him-Hindu.Succession Act, 1956-ss. 3(/), 8 & I 5-Bombay High Court Rules-r. 683. Will had been executed in favour of Respondent by a Hindu widow. Pursuant to her death, Respondent filed an application for
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