Supreme Court of India
S.R. Srinavasa and Ors. v. S. Padmavathamma
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Will: Execution of Will and its genuineness - Burden to prove c - HE1ld: The initial burden is on the propounder to remove all the reasonable doubts - Presence of suspicious circumstances make initial burden heavier - Will in respect of suit property in favour of one of the daughter - No reason given as to why the other legal heirs were excluded from 0 inheritance - None of the attesting witnesses examined - No reason given as to why the Will was presented before the Sub Registrar on two separate occasion for registration - Non- ex amination of Sub-Registrar - Active participation of sole…
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