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SC: Unjust Exclusion of Legal Heirs in Will Can be Regarded as Suspicious Circumstance - (20 May 2020)

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Supreme Court has observed that an unfair disposition of property or an unjust exclusion of the legal heirs, particularly the dependants, is regarded as a suspicious circumstance.

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