Section 57 of ISA : Section 57: Application Of Certain Provisions Of Part To A Class Of Wills Made By Hindus, Etc
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a Hindu man named Arjun, who lives in Mumbai, made a will on October 15, 1925, bequeathing his property to his two sons. According to Section 57 of The Indian Succession Act, 1925, the provisions outlined in Schedule III of the Act would apply to Arjun's will since he is a Hindu and the will was made within the local limits of the original civil jurisdiction of the High Court of Bombay. Even if Arjun had immovable property in Kolka...
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