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Parvathi Nairthi (dead) v. Laxmi Nairthy (dead) through Lrs.

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Reported as [2026] 6 S.C.R. 521
Bench Ujjal Bhuyan and Vijay Bishnoi JJ.
Decided 21 May 2026

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For the aforesaid reasons, we affirm the Impugned Judgment and hence, the present appeal is dismissed.

Judgment, page 18

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Issue for Consideration Whether there are sufficient grounds that warrant interference with the concurrent findings of the facts of all the Courts upholding validity of the Will. Headnotes† Will – Validity of Will – Exclusion of natural heirs – One BSN- testator executed his last Will dated 15.05.1983 bequeathing all the plaint schedule properties in the favour of his only sister L, who is the plaintiff and respondent no. 1 herein, and cancelled the POA executed in favour of his brother-in-law – Testator passed away on 30.11.1983 – After the death of the testator, an application was made by

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