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Notifications & Circulars

Employees to be able to make EPF claims directly(01.12.2015)

The Ministry of Labour and Employment has notified that employees whose Aadhaar and bank account details have been seeded in their activated Universal.....

Tags : Employee, provident fund, attestation, claim



News

J&K&L HC: Minority During Attestation Cannot Justify Decades-Long Delay in Challenging Mutation(01.10.2026)

J&K&L High Court held that minority at the time of mutation cannot justify decades of inaction after attaining majority. Finding the delay of over fiv.....

Tags : Minority; Mutation; Attestation



Supreme Court: Proof of Attestation Alone Doesn't Establish Will's Genuineness(07.07.2026)

Supreme Court held that proving a Will's attestation alone is insufficient when suspicious circumstances surround its execution. It ruled that the pro.....

Tags : Attestation; Will; Genuineness



SC: S.69 Evidence Act Applies to Will Only if S.68 Attestation Proof is Impossible(18.08.2026)

Supreme Court held that Section 69 of the Indian Evidence Act, 1872, cannot replace the ordinary mode of proving a Will under Section 68. Section 69 m.....

Tags : Evidence Act; Will; Attestation Proof



Supreme Court: Registered Sale Deed Remains Valid Despite Minor Attestation Discrepancies(25.06.2026)

Supreme Court held that a registered sale deed carries a statutory presumption of validity, and a minor discrepancy in the testimony of an attesting w.....

Tags : Registered Sale Deed; Attestation; Discrepancies



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