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Bombay High Court Construes Will Provisions Under Indian Succession Act to Determine Nature of Bequests. The Court Examined Whether Bequests to Daughter Were Absolute or Held in Trust for Minor Granddaughter Until Majority.

This group of five appeals before the Bombay High Court concerned the construction of the last will and testament of one Pilloo M. Ghaswala. The testa...

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Bombay High Court Grants Probate to Deceased Wife's Will in Testamentary Suit Filed by Husband. Sons' Allegations of Forgery, Undue Influence, and Mutual Will Irrevocability Fail; Court Holds Due Execution Proved Under Indian Succession Act, 1925.

The plaintiff, husband of the deceased Vilasgauri Manilal Doshi, filed a testamentary suit seeking probate of his wife’s will dated 15 April 1970. T...

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Bombay High Court Grants Probate of Will Executed on Same Day as Testatrix's Death, Upholding Its Validity Despite Challenge by Legal Heir. The court held that the execution of the Will was duly proved by attesting witnesses and the suspicious circumstances were dispelled.

The plaintiff, Pravin Laxmidas Tanna, filed a suit seeking probate of the last Will and Testament dated 15.01.2004 of Savita Hiralal Bhindora, who exp...

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Bombay High Court Allows Probate Petition for Will of Deceased Couple Despite Caveat by Daughter-in-Law. Court holds that caveator lacks locus standi to oppose probate as she is not a legal heir under Indian Succession Act, 1925.

The petitioner, Rhea Parthasarthy, filed a petition for probate of the Will of her deceased parents, Ravi Parthasarathy and Dr. (Mrs.) Vishpala Partha...

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High Court Removes Executor in Testamentary Dispute Under Indian Succession Act, 1925 -- Over Estate Administration Breach

The judgment involves a dispute over the administration of the estate of late Rajnikant Ambalal Kilachand, where the Respondent, under a Will dated 27...

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Bombay High Court Dismisses Appeal Against Grant of Letters of Administration — Will Proved by Attesting Witness Under Section 63 of Indian Succession Act, 1925 and Section 68 of Indian Evidence Act, 1872. The Court Held That the Propounder Removed All Suspicious Circumstances and the Will Was Genuine.

The appeal arose from a judgment of a single judge granting Letters of Administration to the respondent, Rakesh Phoolchand Jain, in respect of the las...