B.N.SRIKRISHNA
Rama Aziz Parpia and others – Appellant
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Balkrishna K. Mehta and others – Respondent
2. The plaintiffs are the married daughters of the deceased. The first two defendants are the executors of the Will of the deceased. The third defendant is the daughter-in-law of the deceased, being the widow of late Jamnadas Parmar, a son of the deceased. Defendant No. 4 is another son of the deceased.
3. The deceased, Dr. Parmar, was practising as a Surgeon in Bombay and had a large practice. He had his consultation rooms at Laud Mansion, Charni Road, which were taken on tenancy from the owner of the said building. Out of the large income earned by him, with prudent investments, he acquired several properties during his lifetime. The deceased executed a Will dated 9th May, 1974, making provisions for certain pecuniary legacies and for disposal of the residue after payment of the pecuniary legacies. A codicil was also executed on 17th February, 1975, under which, certain specific bequests were made to
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