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Will – Suspicious circumstances

Will – Relevance of deposit of the Wills under the Registration Act has nothing to do with the outcome of the Will in terms of either Section 32/35 of the Evidence Act and at the most can be a relevant fact under the law

Will – Deposit of Wills under Section 42 of the Registration Act does not in any manner, affects the legality and validity of the Will in dispute and which is subject to comprehensive adjudication by the Civil Court and not by such summary proceedings before a Tribunal.

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