Supreme Court of India
Thangam and Another v. Navamani Ammal
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For the reasons mentioned above, we do not find any merit in the present appeal.
Judgment, page 11
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Issue for Consideration Genuineness of the Will, a registered document, executed by testator (husband of appellant no.1 and father of appellant no.2) in favour of respondent-plaintiff (daughter of his brother). Headnotes Will – Genuineness of – When not surrounded by suspicious circumstances – By way of Will, the testator bequeathed a part of his property in favour of the respondent-daughter of his brother – Names of his widow-appellant no.1 and minor daughter- appellant no.2 were not mentioned in the Will – Suit filed by the respondent for declaration and injunction was decreed, Will was
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