prevails upon the
testator to bequeath a legacy to him. The bequest is
void.
(iii) A, being a prisoner by lawful authority, make
his Will ... makes a bequest in favour of C. B, in
consequence, makes a bequest in favour of C. The
bequest is void, the making
intentions of the testator
shall be admitted.
89. Will or bequest void for uncertainty- A will or
bequest not expressive of any definite intention ... Succession Act says that
the Will or bequest which is not expressive of any definite intention is
void for uncertainty. It is, therefore, submitted that
Clause 6(d) is concerned because whether .the bequest is void or is revoked the result would be the same, namely, it would fall into ... lining a garment, in all these cases also the bequest would be void.
Then at p. 631:
If one should bequeath a mansion, and then
lead to a conclusion that the bequest in favour of Paru Amma and Sinnammu Amma as a bequest to the thavazhi of Paru Amma ... consider section 112 of the Indian Succession Act which deals with void bequest and the statutory exception for that section for the purpose of appreciating
undue influence and coercion. Further it was stated that the bequest is void so far as the plaintiff is concerned under Section ... signed the Will as an attesting witness and therefore the bequest was void under Section 67 . Had such a contention been raised the propounder could
sentiment being capable of accepting it, does not apply to a bequest to trustees for the establishment of an image and the worship ... testator's death nor does it make such a bequest void. 'Bhupati Nath v. Ramlal Maitra
bequests'
under the will was a void bequest u:n.det:'_"se{:tio'n_ _l*;h8 ol'::tiiel ... xgAr(>und of the bequest being 21 void bequest under section 118 of
thedfkct is concerned, the said section stands repealed
prevails upon the testator to bequeath a legacy to him. The bequest is void.
(iii) A, being a prisoner by lawful authority, makes his will ... makes a bequest in favour of C, B, in consequence, makes a bequest in favour of C. The bequest is void, the making
trustees to select such objects. That being so, the bequests are void : Trikumdas
Damodhar v. Hondas ... asking the Court to construe the will, to set aside the void bequests and to provide for the residue if any remaining undisposed of. This
think that the lower Courts were entitled to find that the bequest was made conditional on the continuance of the immoral relations between the plaintiff ... Indian Succession Act X of 1865, such a condition renders the bequest void. We are unable to agree to the suggestion that as the Indian
