State Amendment to Indian Succession Act Removes Probate Requirement for Wills of Indian Christians and Muhammadans: Kerala High Court

In a significant judgment, the Kerala High Court clarified that wills executed by Indian Christians and Muhammadans do not require probate under the amended provisions of the Indian Succession Act (Kerala Amendment). Justice C.S. Dias, delivering the verdict in W.P.(C) No. 37711 of 2024, directed banks to honor such wills without insisting on probate, provided

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