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Delhi High Court restores probate and upholds mother’s final wishes — “Suspicious circumstances must be proved, not presumed; unproved allegations cannot defeat a validly executed Will”
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Delhi High Court restores probate and upholds mother’s final wishes — “Suspicious circumstances must be proved, not presumed; unproved allegations cannot defeat a validly executed Will”

1. Court’s decision The Delhi High Court has set aside a single-judge decision that (i) dismissed a probate petition concerning an unregistered Will and (ii) simultaneously decreed a partition suit…
Posted by Rawlaw November 25, 2025
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Patna High Court Allows Probate of Will — “Probate Proceedings Are a Solemn Enquiry, Not to Be Defeated by Hyper-Technicalities”

Court’s Decision The Patna High Court set aside the District Judge’s order rejecting the probate of a Will executed by Dr. Ramchandra Prasad Singh in 1992 and directed that probate…
Posted by Rawlaw August 25, 2025

Recent News

  • Delhi High Court restores probate and upholds mother’s final wishes — “Suspicious circumstances must be proved, not presumed; unproved allegations cannot defeat a validly executed Will”
  • Supreme Court upholds conviction for aggravated sexual assault on a 4-year-old child, holding that “Medical evidence cannot override consistent ocular testimony,” but reduces sentence from seven to six years
  • Bombay High Court clarifies that “Auction timelines are part of legal proceedings” and holds that the pandemic-period delay in depositing auction amounts stands protected under the Supreme Court’s exclusion order
  • Bombay high court affirms labour-friendly approach, holding that “When an employer does not dispute employment, the workman deserves full protection of industrial justice” in reinstatement appeal
  • Bombay high court upholds preventive detention, holding that “Verification by senior police officers offers sufficient assurance of genuineness” and personal verification by detaining authority is not required
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