Archive · 7 Aug 2025
Priya Jain Challenges Delhi HC Decision on Father's Will
Imagine a family business founded by Davinder Jain.
After he died, a will surfaced, leaving everything to his wife, Usha, and nothing to their children.
One of the daughters, Priya, believes the will is fake and wants a court to look at it again.
She says it's unfair because it's denying her inheritance and living expenses.
The court previously agreed with the will, but Priya is now challenging that decision, claiming it has errors.
The case is about who gets what from the family business, and whether the will is real or a forgery.
Priya Jain contests a Delhi High Court ruling that upheld her father's 2004 will.
The 2004 will names Usha Jain as the sole beneficiary, excluding the couple's four children.
Priya Jain alleges the will is forged and challenges its validity, claiming denial of inheritance.
The court order granted a letter of administration to the family's chartered accountant.
Two sisters withdrew objections after financial settlements, leaving Priya as the only objector.
- Who
- Priya Jain is contesting the will of her late father, Davinder Jain.
- What
- Priya Jain is challenging a court ruling that upheld a 2004 will.
- When
- Davinder Jain passed away on March 18, 2014. The will was from December 11, 2004.
- Where
- Delhi, India
- Why
- She believes the will is forged and unfairly excludes her from inheritance.
Priya Jain's Perspective
Usha Jain & Executor's Perspective
Will's Authenticity
Priya Jain's Perspective
The 2004 will is forged and denies her rightful inheritance.
Usha Jain & Executor's Perspective
The will is valid, as upheld by the court.
- Founded
- Luxor Group, 1963
- Deceased
- Davinder Kumar Jain (March 18, 2014)
- Will Date
- December 11, 2004
- Beneficiary
- Usha Jain
- Executor
- Sanjay Kalra
- Companies
- 27 closely-held companies