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deltin55 Publish time 2026-2-5 15:58:13

Registration Alone Does Not Validate Wills, Must Meet Indian Succession and Evidence Act Standards： Supreme Court

In a landmark judgment in Civil Appeal No. 7578 of 2023, the Supreme Court of India affirmed that the mere registration of a Will does not confer its validity. The bench comprising Justice C.T. Ravikumar and Justice Rajesh Bindal delivered the ruling on 2 January 2025, dismissing an appeal filed by Leela and her sons,





            
               




            
               







      
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