(i) challenge the maintainability of the inventory proceeding;
(ii) contend that any of the parties to the inventory is under disability;
(iii) dispute their own locus standi or the locus standi of any other party who has been served with summon, unless they have been served with the summon as creditors;
(iv) challenge the competence of the head of family to hold such office;
(v) apply that the partition should be restricted to certain assets on the ground that the remaining assets have been legally partitioned only.
Section 394 • Goa Succession, Special Notaries and Inventory Proceeding Act, 2012
394. Challenge to the maintainability of the proceeding and other objections.
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Section 394
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