If an application under Section 110 of MPLR        Code is filed for mutation of the name of all the legal        heirs,...

 In the instant case, the applicant amended her application in order to include pleadings pertaining to execution of the aforesaid Will by...

Once it is found that the plaintiffs and especially the plaintiff no.2 – Ramesh who was the propounder of the Will had not discharged ...

 This Court had occasion to consider the doctrine of dependant relative revocation in Vadakkayil Gopalan v. Vadakkayil Paru and others [...

Ex. P/4 discloses that Srimati Mooli Swarnkar attended the school as a teacher up to 1.10.2001, and thereafter she remained on medical ...

 It is settled by a catena of decisions that any and every circumstance is not a suspicious circumstance. Even in a case where active part...

This Court has held that the mode of proving a will does not ordinarily differ from that of proving any other document except to the spe...

It is true that it is for the propounder of a Will to remove all suspicious circumstances, but these circumstances must either appear fro...

There is a long line of decisions bearing on the nature and standard of evidence required to prove a will. Those decisions have been rev...

Whenever the execution of a will is denied, burden is always on the propounder to ward off all suspicious circumstances surrounding t...

Let us now test the genuineness of the Will and testator's mind set in execution of such Will for disposition of his estate in the m...

 Viewed in premise, Section 71 of the 1872 Act has to be necessarily accorded a strict interpretation. The two contingencies permitting t...

 The propounder of a will has to show that the will was signed by the testator, that he was at the relevant time in a sound disposing sta...