Supreme Court of India
Lachhmi Narain Singh (d) through Lrs & Ors. v. Sarjug Singh (dead) through Lrs. & Ors.
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For the above reasoning, we allow the present appeal se t aside the impugned order of High Court and restore the judgment of the First Additional District Judge Chapra, with no order as to costs.
Judgment, page 13
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Deeds and Documents: Wills and Codicils – Revocatio n of Will – Probate – On facts, testator executed a Will in favour of applicant – Probate proceedings by applicant – Obje ctor’s case that Will favouring the applicant was revoked and ca ncelled by a registered deed – Trial court held that the applicant not enti tled to get the Will probated as the same was revoked – In appeal, the High Court granted probate holding that the Will favouring the appl icant was not cancelled – High Court disbelieved the register ed deed of cancellation whereby, the Will was revoked by the t estator – On appeal,
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