The Supreme Court of India has held that the mere exclusion of natural heirs from inheriting a testator’s property does not constitute a suspicious circumstance sufficient to invalidate a Will. The Court also clarified that affidavits filed by attesting witnesses denying their signatures do not qualify as “evidence” under the Indian Evidence Act unless the
Exclusion of Natural Heirs Alone Does Not Invalidate a Will; Affidavits Denying Signature Aren’t ‘Evidence’ Without Cross-Examination: Supreme Court
