Supreme Court of India
Balathandayutham & Anr. v. Ezhilarasan
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Indian Succession Act, 1925 - s.63 - Execution of unprivileged Wills - Execution of registered Will by testator Certain properties bequeathed in favour of his sons and daughters but no property bequeathed to his eldest son claimant - Suit by one of the beneficiaries - Claimant's case that the first Will was not genuine and had been revoked by testator by subsequent Wills - First appellate court decreeing the suit in favour of beneficiary holding that the existence of first Will was admitted and the subsequent Wills were not proved - Upheld by High Court - On appeal, held: Subsequent Wills
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