Indian Succession Act, 1925–Sec. 63–Will–Suspicious circumstances–Circumstances indicated by the High Court neither individually nor collectively create the suspicion–In the Will executed by the mother, her signatures are not disputed–Her husband was one of the attesting witnesses–Property given to daughter was mentioned in it–Will executed by the father contains the recitals to the effect that the daughter’s daughter was given in marriage to the second son–Will executed by the father is a registered Will and he mentioned the mother’s will in it–All the suspicious circumstances sought to be projected would automatically fall to the ground–There was no delay on part of appellants in seeking probate–Impugned judgment passed by the High Court is liable to be set aside.
