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Supreme Court to decide if testator's title can be challenged in probate
The case involves a challenge by Chandrahas Laxman Kanhere and others against Sunil Waman Bhide regarding a High Court judgment in a civil revision application, specifically concerning the issue of whether a testator's title can be…
The case involves a challenge by Chandrahas Laxman Kanhere and others against Sunil Waman Bhide regarding a High Court judgment in a civil revision application, specifically concerning the issue of whether a testator's title can be challenged in probate proceedings.
Who it concerns: Petitioners: Chandrahas Laxman Kanhere & Ors.; Respondent: Sunil Waman Bhide; Bench: Hon'ble Mr. Justice Sanjay Karol and Hon'ble Mr. Justice Augustine George Masih.
What the court decided
- Delay in filing the petition was condoned.
- Notice was issued to the respondent, returnable on 21.09.2026.
- Dasti service was permitted, with steps to be taken within one week.
- Shri Padmesh Mishra, Additional Advocate General, was appointed as amicus curiae to assist the Court pro bono.
- A copy of the paper book was to be supplied to the amicus curiae within one week.
- The status quo regarding the nature, possession, and title of the suit property was to be maintained by the parties.
Also in the document
- The Court noted the importance of the issue involved in appointing an amicus curiae.
- The order is interim in nature, setting a future date for hearing and maintaining the status quo.
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Supreme Court of India — orders & judgments
Court order · Ref. Chandrahas Laxman Kanhere & Ors. v. Sunil Waman BhideClick Here To Read/Download Order ", · 20 Aug 2026
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