The Gujarat High Court has held that a mere revenue entry describing land as “ancestral” is not conclusive proof of coparcenary character. The Court dismissed a second appeal challenging the validity of a registered Will and the nature of disputed agricultural lands. The bench of Justice J.C. Doshi, in a judgment dated February 6, 2026,…
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Ancestral Property vs. Self-Acquired | Revenue Entry Not Conclusive, Gujarat High Court Upholds Registered Will
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