Supreme Court of India
Saroj Agarwalla (dead) Thr. Lr Abhishek Agrawalla v. Yasheel Jain
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Caveat - Original Side Rules of Calcutta High Court - Chapter XXXV- rr. 9,24,28,30 - Testamentary and intestate jurisdiction - Caveat against grant of probate - Caveatable interest - Application for discharge of caveatable interest - Maintainability of - Proceedings initiated by appellant for grant of probate on the basis of Will and testament of appellants brother - Appellant pleaded for rejection of the caveats of respondents - High Court turned down appellants plea - On appeal, Held: judgment in the probate proceedings is a judgment in rem and, therefore, a person establishing prima facie…
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