Certified copy of will is not admissible per se in evidence. It cannot be presumed to be primary document which could be adduced in evidence and same could be proved only by leading secondary evidence in case of a) Sampat Singh Vs. Bhagwanti b) Jai Shankar Prasar V. State of Bhihar c) Yunish alias Kariya Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh d) None of these

Certified copy of will is not admissible per se in evidence. It cannot be presumed to 

be primary document which could be adduced in evidence and same could be proved only 

by leading secondary evidence in case of

a) Sampat Singh Vs. Bhagwanti 

b) Jai Shankar Prasar V. State of Bhihar

c) Yunish alias Kariya Vs. State of Madhya Pradesh

d) None of these
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a) Sampat Singh Vs. Bhagwanti
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