Mere Registration Of Will Won't Make It Valid Unless Its Execution Proved As Per Evidence Act : Supreme Court

The Supreme Court clarified that the mere registration of a will does not automatically make it valid; its execution must be proven as per the requirements of the Evidence Act. The case involved a dispute over the validity of a will where it had been registered but the execution was contested. The Court reinforced that registration is only one aspect of validating a will, and the actual process of its execution, as outlined in the Evidence Act, must be demonstrated in order for the will to be legally enforceable.