Supreme Court of India
Ramesh Nivrutti Bhagwat v. Dr. Surendra Manohar Parakhe
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Succession Act, 1925: s. 263 – Revocation or annulment of grant of probate, or letters of administration – On facts, grant of letters of administration in ancillary proceedings to the attorney of the original executor’s successor in 1994 by the High Court – Relative of deceased’s husband filed for notice of motion in 1997 and withdrew it the next year and the year thereafter filed petition for revocation of the letters of administration – Appellant’s case that they became aware of the grant of letters of administration only when the properties were sought to be mutated in the revenue records…
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