Supreme Court of India
Mathew Oommen v. Suseela Mathew
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We are of the view that it was all the more important for the testator to make the Will because as a senior advocate he knew that the validity of the Act had been questioned in this Court and in the event of the Act being declared invalid, the course of inheritance would change and daughters would get a share in his estate, which he did not want.
Judgment, page 3
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