Supreme Court of India
Manju Puri v. Rajiv Singh Hanspal & Ors.
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We are of the view that at this stage it is not necessary to advert to the submission of the learned counsel for respondent No.
Judgment, page 21
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Succession Act, 1925: ss. 268, 283, 276 – Probate o f Will – Revocation of – Issuance of citation to legal heirs – Requirement of – On facts, testator executed a Will bequeathing immovable property to his eldest daughter – 20 years later pr obate obtained and no objection certificates of two daughters of th e testator and his wife attached – Two years later, suit for partit ion by younger daughter of testator against the eldest daughter in respect of the immovable property – Written statement by the eldest daught er that the said property was gifted to her by her mother – Dismissal of the
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