As per case facts, plaintiffs filed a suit for declaration and injunction over property, relying on an earlier registered Will. Defendant No.1 countered with a later unregistered Will, claiming it ... revoked the prior one. The Trial Court favored the plaintiffs' Will, but the First Appellate Court reversed this, upholding the defendant's Will and dismissing the suit. The plaintiffs appealed to the High Court, challenging this reversal. The question arose as to which of the two competing Wills, the registered one or the unregistered one with alleged suspicious circumstances, truly represented the testator's last wishes. Finally, the High Court restored the Trial Court's judgment, finding the earlier registered Will duly proved and the later unregistered Will surrounded by grave unexplained suspicious circumstances, thereby decreeing the suit in favor of the appellants.