Supreme Court of India
Dhanuulaland Others v. Ganeshramandanother
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For the aforesaid reason, we do not find any merit in C.A. No.3411 of2007.
Judgment, page 9
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Transfer of Property - Execution of Will by original c defenda[lt No. 1 - In respect of property inherited by her after her husband's death - In favour of defendant Nos. 1 to 4 - Original defendant No. 1 also excuted sale in respect of a portion ofJhe property in favour of defendant No. 5 - Suit o challenging the execution of Will and Sale alleging inter-a Ii a that the original defendant No. 1 was a mistress and not legally wed wife-Trial Court dismissed the suit- High Court held that Will was not proved as per law, but the sale deed was valid - Cross-appeals by defendants as well as
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