Supreme Court of India
Shipra Sengupta v. Mridul Sengupta & Others
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Provident Fund Act, 1925 - s.3(2) - Interpretation of - Provident fund - Nominee's interest in the amount after the c death of the person concerned - Held: Nomination does not confer any beneficial interest on the nominee - Amount in any head can be received by nominee, but amount can be claimed by heirs of deceased under the law of succession • governing them - On facts, deceased died leaving behind his _.,. ·mother and widow as his only heirs and legal representatives ... - Widow of deceased and his mother entitled to half share each of the amount of general provident fund and mother the
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