Supreme Court of India
Joseph Easwaran Wapshare & Ors. v. Shirley Katheleen Wheeler
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Succession Act, 1925: ss. 372, 383, 33(a) and 25 – Revocation of Successi on Certificate granted u/s. 372 in favour of appellant No.1 – Respondent filed application u/s. 383 seeking revocation of th e Succession Certificate – Sub-Judge held that the respondent being the outsidser for the family could not maintain the application f or revocation; and that since the previous proceedings for probate of W ill initiated by the mother of the respondent had abated, the app lication for revocation was barred by res judicata – High Court, in revision set aside the finding as regards res judicata and
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