Supreme Court of India
Joginder Pal v. Indian Red Cross Society and Ors.
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Indian Succession Act, : Part X Sections 373 and 387. Succession Certificate-Grant of-Res judicata-Principles- Applicability of-Succession Certificate granted to applicant on the basis of a subsequent Will-Aggrieved party filed a suit based on an earlier Wi/1- High Court remanded suit for trial-Correctness of-Held: Proceedings for grant of Succession Certificate are summary in nature-No rights are finally decided in such proceedings-Decision given under Part X of the Act is outside the purview of Expln.
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