Supreme Court of India
Gaudiya Mission v. Shobha Bose & Anr.
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Indian Succession Act, 1925; S.384: Statutory appeal - Testamentary/Intestate jurisdiction of c High Court - Elder sister of respondent No. 1 allegedly bequeathed her share in movable and immovable properties inherited from her father in favour of appellant-Mission by executing a Will and Codicil - Filing of Testamentary suit by respondent No. 1 for the estate of her deceased sister - Objected by the Mission claiming properties in question on the basis of Will - Single Judge of High Court, doubting the execution of Will, held Respondent No. 1 entitled to Letter of Administration of the estate
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