Mere old age and infirmity of executor of agreement cannot be considered as undue influence

Raja Ram Vs Jai Prakash Singh and Others (Supreme Court)

The deceased undisputedly was over 80 years and above in age. The plaintiff pleaded that by reason of age and sickness, the deceased was unable to move and walk, with deteriorated eye sight due to cataract. The mental capacity of the deceased was impaired. The Advanced Law Lexicon by P. Ramanatha Aiyar, third edition reprint,2009 defines impairment in relation to a human being as total or partial loss of a body function, total or partial loss of a part of the body, mal

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