Supreme Court of India
Swarnalatha & Ors. v. Kalavathy & Ors.
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Will – Suspicious circumstances surrounding execution of the Will – Plea of – Tenability – Two separate Wills le ft behind by a married couple (testators) – Both spouses executed a Will each – Appellants are the successors-in-interest of the pre -deceased elder / first son of the testators – Respondent no.1 and.2 are respe ctively the daughter and other / second son of the testators – Distric t Court rejected allegations of respondents about suspicious cir cumstances surrounding the Wills and granted probate of both the Wills in f avour of the appellants – High Court reversed judgment of Dist
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