Supreme Court of India
Kanwarjit Singh Dhillon v. Hardyal Singh Dhillon and Ors.
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Succession-Grant of probate-Maintainability of suit thereafter-On strength of a will probate granted with respect to properties left by testator-Suit for declaration that said properties were joint Hindu family properties-Civil court and High Court allowing preliminary objection that after grant of probate by competent probate court, suit was not maintainable-HELD: Functions of a probate court are to see that the will executed by the testator was actually executed by him in a sound disposing state of mind without coercion or undue influence and the same was duly attested-It was, therefore…
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- 2026 Bai Avabai Hormusji Tata Trust v. Shernaz Faroukh Lawyer
- 2020 V. Kalyanaswamy (d) by Lrs. & Anr. v. L. Bakthavatsalam (d) by Lrs. & Ors.
- 2020 Shamita Singha v. Rashmi Ahluwalia
- 2018 Pasupati Nath Das(dead) Thr. Lrs. v. Chanchal Kumar Das(d) Thr. Lrs and Ors.
Of those, 4 mentioned
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