Supreme Court of India
Samir Chandra Das v. Bibhas Chandra Das & Ors.
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Succession Act, 1925 - s. 230 - Renunciation of executorship - Form and effect of - Held: s. 230 lays down as to how executor renounces his character as an executor - It should not be given purposive interpretation - There cannot be a deemed renunciation - Language of Section is clear and cannot be tinkered with - There has to be a scrupulous o adherence to the section before executor is refused probate u/s. 230 - On facts, properly sold was to go under the Will to daughters and wife of testator, with rights to wife to sell the property for welfare of unmarried daughters - Executor of Will
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