The Delhi High Court has concluded proceedings and reserved its order in the high-profile estate dispute surrounding the

late Sunjay Kapur, ex-husband of actress Karisma Kapoor. The case, involving an estate estimated at Rs 30,000 crore,

pits Kapur's children, Samaira and Kiaan Raj Kapur, against his widow, Priya Kapur, over the authenticity of his will.

Samaira and Kiaan Kapur initiated legal action, contesting the validity of the will, alleging it to be forged and

fabricated. They claim the signature on the document is not genuine and have made serious accusations against Priya

Kapur, characterizing her as greedy. Sunjay Kapur's mother, Rani Kapur, has also challenged the will, stating she was

unaware of its existence and that it fails to acknowledge her.

The core of the dispute revolves around the claim that the will names Priya Kapur as the sole beneficiary of Sunjay

Kapur's extensive estate. The legal battle has seen accusations of asset concealment and transfer of assets overseas.

Priya Kapur's legal team has vehemently denied these allegations, asserting that a comprehensive list of assets has been

submitted to the court. They have also disputed claims regarding Sunjay Kapur's annual income and dismissed the

authenticity of evidence presented by the opposing side.

Notably, the format of the disputed will has also come under scrutiny. Priya Kapur's counsel argued that its structure

mirrors a will previously executed by Rani Kapur, already on record with the court, countering suggestions that it was

modeled after Priya's own will.

Representing Samaira and Kiaan, senior advocate Mahesh Jethmalani argued that the will contains inconsistencies and

raises significant suspicions. He has sought an interim injunction to prevent Priya Kapur from dealing with or disposing

of the estate, a concern echoed by Rani Kapur's counsel, who questioned why Sunjay Kapur would exclude his children and

mother from his will.

The resolution of this case will set a precedent for how inheritance laws are applied in cases involving significant

wealth and complex family dynamics. The court's decision will not only determine the distribution of Sunjay Kapur's

estate but also impact the legal understanding of will validation and the rights of family members in inheritance

disputes. The case highlights the potential for conflict within families following the death of a wealthy individual,

particularly when questions arise about the validity of a will. These disputes often involve intricate legal arguments

and can be emotionally taxing for all parties involved. The Delhi High Court's forthcoming order will be closely watched

by legal professionals and the public alike.