Section 59 of ISA : Section 59: Person Capable Of Making Wills

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Explanation using Example

Imagine an elderly woman, Mrs. Sharma, who owns a house and some jewelry. She is 70 years old and of sound mind, meaning she understands her assets and can make decisions about them. Mrs. Sharma decides to write a will to leave her house to her daughter and her jewelry to her granddaughter after she passes away.

As per Section 59 of The Indian Succession Act, 1925, Mrs. Sharma is fully entitled to do this because she is not...

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