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Rejects Objector’s Claims — “A Mere Deviation in Age or Shares Cannot Invalidate Will When Attestation and Execution Are Proved”

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Delhi High Court Grants Probate of Will to Wife, Rejects Objector's Claims — “A Mere Deviation in Age or Shares Cannot Invalidate Will When Attestation and Execution Are Proved”
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Delhi High Court Grants Probate of Will to Wife, Rejects Objector’s Claims — “A Mere Deviation in Age or Shares Cannot Invalidate Will When Attestation and Execution Are Proved”

Court’s Decision The Delhi High Court, in Test Case No. 54/2014, granted probate of the Will dated 11.12.2004 of Late D.K. Jain, rejecting the objections raised by his daughter (Legal…
Posted by Rawlaw June 2, 2025

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