Supreme Court of India
Suresh Kumar Bansal v. Krishna Bansal and Anr.
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Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 - Or.22, r.5; s.2(11) - lmp/eadment of heir/LR - Eviction suit - Landlord-plaintiff died - His brother (appellant) sought impleadmentl c substitution as LR/heir on basis of Will allegedly executed by deceased plaintiff - Proceedings instituted by appellant for grant of probate pending in different coutt - Whether appellant entitled to be impleaded/substituted in the pending eviction suit alongwith natural heirs and legal representatives of ~ i deceased plaintiff, namely, his wife (respondent no.1) and others - Held, Yes - Question of genuineness of Will cannot be…
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