Supreme Court of India
Vidyadhari and Ors v. Sukhrana Bai and Ors.
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I Indian Succession Act, 1925: ' ...... s.372 - Nominee - Right of - Claim for grant of c Succession Certificate in respect of movable properties of deceased-husband - By first wife and separate claim by second wife and her children sired by deceased - Claim of second wife based on nomination in her favour - Trial Court granted Succession Certificate to the second wife on the ground that there was divorce between deceased and first wife }., and second wife was his legal widow - On appeal, High Court ~, held that there was no evidence of divorce between first wife and deceased and granted
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