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consequential reliefs purporting to
give effect to the bequests made by her. It appeared from
the evidence that the appellant ... execution of the
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will, which contained substantial bequests in favour of his
sons. But there was no evidence
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eldest son of C, and has made no other bequest; and has died leaving the sum of 2, 000 rupees
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that at any rate on failure
of the bequest to Nathi Mal, the testator's widow Mst.
Kishen Dei should ... adpoted son; (ii) by making a
joint bequest to both of them; and (iii) by making a bequest
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Only C and D are objects of the bequest.
(vi) A makes a bequest in favour of his child ... designated. B takes the legacy.
(vii) A makes a bequest in favour of his child to be born
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Will-Construction-Substitutional bequest, Validity
of Indian Succession Act (XXXIX of 1925), ss. 67, 129, 130.
HEADNOTE:
A Parsi testator ... take effect
only in the event of the first bequest failing in a
particular manner, namely, the death of Shirinbai
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property was bequeathed
to the appellant whereas substantial bequests have been made to Karala
Prasadmani Tripathi, the first ... Tripathi son of the aforesaid Kamla Prasadinani Tripathi.
Some bequests have also been made in favour of some
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that matter Section 120.
Since it was a bequest to a class, the class has to be
ascertained ... exception to Section 111 of the
Succession Act, it (bequest under the Will in favour of
legal heirs) was contingent
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contended that the will
contained a direct and simple bequest in favour of the
assessee and his brother;, that there ... contends
that the will contained a direct and simple bequest in
favour of the assessee and his brother. He submits
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interest which the
eldest daughter' Severina took under the bequest was
absolute or whether she had merely :a life interest ... therefore,
refer to some of these illustrations
"(a) A bequest is made-
to A and his children
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conveyance, appointment, lease, transfer,
settlement, mortgage, charge encumbrance, devise, bequest and every
other instrument by deed, will or other instrument ... prevent persons from making ill-considered
death-bed bequests under religious influence. Amending Act 1891,
further provided that the land
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