Construction of wills remains governed by succession-law principles despite evidentiary rules excluding oral evidence through documentary evidence. Section 100 preserves statutory provisions governing the construction of wills from the effect of evidentiary rules concerning exclusion of oral by ... Summary
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Construction of wills remains governed by succession-law principles despite evidentiary rules excluding oral evidence through documentary evidence.
Section 100 preserves statutory provisions governing the construction of wills from the effect of evidentiary rules concerning exclusion of oral by documentary evidence. The succession-law framework for construction of wills is identified under Part VI, Chapter VI of the Indian Succession Act, 1925. Accordingly, those evidentiary rules do not alter principles applicable to construing wills.
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