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Will not invalid just for omission of legal heirs: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that a will cannot be invalidated solely because legal heirs were excluded from a property. The exclusion of natural heirs, by itself, is not a suspicious circumstance unless accompanied by other factors affecting the will’s genuineness.

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