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Will Of K.N.Kittappa v. K.N.Narasimhan

2019-07-30Honourable Mr Justice R. Subramanian2 pages

O.P.No.51 of 2016 R.SUBRAMANIAN.J., The parties have entered into a compromise and a joint memo has been filed, in an by which, the 1st respondent has consented for grant of Letters of Administration with a copy of the Will annexed. The other respondents have not appeared despite service.

2. The petitioner has examined himself as PW1. He has produced the death certificate of the Testator as Ex.P2 and that of the Testator's wife as Ex.P3. The original Will has been marked as Ex.P1. The legal heirship certificate has been marked as Ex.P4. Publications have been effected and no objections have been received.

3. One C.S.Vasudevan, who is one of the attesting witnesses of the Will, has been examined as PW2. He has spoken about the execution of the Will by the Testator and its attestation by himself and one K.Bashyam.

4. In the light of the evidence, I find that the petitioner has proved the Will as required under law and is entitled to Letters of Administration with a copy of the Will annexed.

5. In fine, this Original Petition is allowed granting Letters of http://www.judis.nic.in Administration in respect of the Will dated 29.07.1992 in favour of the petitioner.

R.SUBRAMANIAN.J., dsa The joint memo of compromise is also recorded and there will be a decree in terms of joint memo of compromise. The petitioner shall execute a security bond for a sum of Rs.10,000/- (Rupees ten thousand only) in favour of the Assistant Registrar (O.S.II), High Court, Madras. 30.07.2019 dsa O.P.No.51 of 2016 http://www.judis.nic.in