Supreme Court of India
Ila Vipin Pandya v. Smita Ambalal Patel
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Civil Law: 1-- c Testamentary petition filed-Caveat filed opposing grant-Chamber summons taken out for dismissal of caveat on the ground that no caveatable interest disc/osed-Caveatrix filing affidavit in reply to chamber summons disclosing that she is creditor of estate of deceased-Chamber summons dismissed-Caveatrix filing suit against legal heirs of deceased and others quantifying amount allegedly due _as creditor of deceased-Notice of motion taken out to seek leave of Court to deposit more than the amount claimed to the credit of suit to discharge the interest of the caveatrix in the
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