Supreme Court of India
Gopal Swaroop v. Krishna Murari Mangal & Ors.
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Succession Act, 1925; s. 63 - Execution of Will - Essential requirements to prove - Discussed - In the instant case, deposition of the attesting witness proved that the testator had executed Will in favour of the propounder and had signed and affixed his signature in his presence - The signature of the testator was appropriately placed in the Will - Deposition of attesting witness was that he a/ongwith the other attesting witness was present at the time the testator affixed his signature on the Will and the two witnesses signed the Will in the presence of the testator:-Requirements of s. 63
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