Supreme Court of India
Bajrang Factory Ltd. and Anr v. University of Calcutta and Ors
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Indian Succession Act, 1925-Sections 113, 116, 129-/nterpretation of will-Father bequeathing immoveable property in favour of son with stipulations that (a) it was for his natural life, and thereafter to his sons/ grandsons as he may appoint absolutely, in default thereof to his eldest male descendants absolutely, and if the son did not have male issue, he could appoint his daughters or daughters' son (b) be could sell off those property subject to investment of entire money there from for purchase of immovable properties as specified in the will (c) he had right and testator/father 'devised'
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