As per case facts, late Ram Parkash Sharma died, leaving a WILL dated 20.05.2008, propounded by his daughters-in-law, which excluded his son and daughters. The excluded heirs disputed the WILL, ... alleging fraud, coercion, and suspicious circumstances, including doubtful signatures and the unexplained exclusion of natural heirs. Both the Trial Court and Appellate Court invalidated the WILL, citing failure to prove due execution and several suspicious factors like non-appearance of beneficiaries and unequal distribution. The appeal challenged these findings. The question arose whether the propounded WILL was duly executed and free from suspicious circumstances. Finally, the High Court found that the appellants fully proved the WILL's execution, stating that the circumstances deemed suspicious by lower courts did not qualify as such, thereby allowing the appeals and validating the WILL.