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being a minor may dispose of his property by will. Explanation 1.-- A married woman may dispose by will ... proper mode of disposing of his property, makes a will. This is a valid will
Central Government Act
forced into signing away her part of the property to their male heirs like brothers, husbands or any other male ... signature acquired from a women under pressure and duress will not be considered as valid, then it will come
Lok Sabha Debates
dispose of more than one-third of his
property by will; (2) whether certain bequests to charity in this will ... powers of Cutchi Memons
to dispose of their property by will. It is further to be noted that
notwithstanding
Bombay High Court
respect of the suit property. Thus, the suit property will not go into the hands of heirs of Manickathammal ... have been mentioned as he derived the said property through the Will executed by Manikathammal. He would further submit that
Madras High Court
obtain a share in the joint family property?
(2)Whether the Will has been proved as required by law when ... right to deal with the entire properties as per Will, he could have bequeathed only 1/3rd of his share
Madras High Court
only after her death the other children
will get the properties. It is also made very clear that
Thankamma ... course there is also a recital that
the properties will continue to remain with the testator until
his death
Kerala High Court
defendant in his evidence has deposed that in the Will property, his mother, the plaintiff, second defendant and four unmarried ... father often used to come to the Will property and in 1979, there was a partition in their family
Madras High Court
According to them, the latter part of the Will
bequeathing the properties in favour of the children also will ... power to make transfer etc. and the remaining
property will remain in possession and occupation of Shrimati Jageshwar
Kuer
Kerala High Court
Krishna
Mitra, wife of Sri Ajoy Mitra, the property will vest absolutely in the
son of Ajoy and Krishna ... Shilla". In case if there be no son the
property will go to the University of Calcutta for a stipend
Calcutta High Court
counsel for the appellant submitted that in the
will, no property have been mentioned. It is only mentioned that ... being a minor may dispose of his property by will."
(29) According to Section 59 also, the testator may dispose
Patna High Court
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