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discussed that The Indian Succession Act 1925 prevented the petitioners from bequeathing property for religious and charitable purposes. The petitioner contended it to be discriminatory

discussed that The Indian Succession Act 1925 prevented the petitioners from bequeathing property for religious and charitable purposes. The petitioner contended it to be discriminatory

Nath made a will on 10th day of April, 1942 whereunder he bequeathed one of his properties, viz., No.5, Doctors Lane, New Delhi ... India in Council. Ram Nath made a Will on April 10, 1942 bequeathing the said house to his wife, Satyawati, for her life. He provided

Easements of necessity and quasi-easements .Where one person transfers or bequeaths immovable property to another, (a) if an easement in other immovable property

trial that Indiramma had executed a Will in his favour dated 2.10.1984, bequeathing the schedule property to him. The Trial Court further notices that though ... claimed that entire movable 7 and immovable property had been bequeathed to Indiramma in a Will dated 18.6.1974. The first appellate court upon examination

part of the estate of a deceased person, (ii) has not been bequeathed by the deceased person by his will to any body corporate

invalid. (ii) A, by fraud and deception, prevails upon the testator to bequeath a legacy to him. The bequest is void. (iii) A, being

trustee) transfers the trust-property to the trustee. Illustrations (a) A bequeaths certain property to B, having the fullest confidence that he will dispose ... creates a trust so far as regards A and C. (b) A bequeaths certain property to B hoping he will continue it in the family

The Probate and Administration Act, 1977 JAMMU & KASHMIR India The Probate and Administration Act

Prithiviraj Mamik3 He is the son of the testatrix. By way of bequeath in the Will in question, he has been given ‘credit balance’ lying ... outset that the immovable property, a part whereof forms the subject of bequeath and which is the major bone of contention in this case