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2019 Supreme(Del) 480

SANJEEV NARULA
Prem Prakash Dabral – Appellant
Versus
State – Respondent


Advocates:
Advocate Appeared:
Sandeep Sharma, Adv., Hunnyveer Singh, Adv.

JUDGMENT :

SANJEEV NARULA, J.

1. Petitioner by way of present petition under Section 276 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925 seeks probate of the Will of late Sh. Kali Prasad Dabral dated 29th October 2004.

Case of the Petitioner

2. Sh. Kali Prasad Dabral, (hereinafter ‘the deceased’) passed away on 4 th August 2011 and was survived by the four Class-I heirs, Prem Prakash Dabral (Petitioner No.1), Jaya Prakash Dabral (Respondent No. 2), Renu Nauriyal (Respondent No.3) and Rekha Mishra (Respondent No. 4). The deceased was the lawful sole owner of the property bearing no. C- 1/35, Janak Puri, New Delhi and upon his demise the said property has devolved onto the Petitioner by virtue of the last will and testament of the deceased dated 29th October 2004. As per this registered will, the deceased also bequeathed all his money in his bank accounts, pension accounts, NSCs, FDRs in favour of the Petitioner to the exclusion of the remaining Class-I heirs. The reasons for exclusion of the Respondents, as have been stated in the will, are that the elder son, Respondent No. 2, was disowned on 4th December 1993 from all the moveable and immoveable properties of the deceased for not performing his du


























































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