G.S.PATEL
PANNA SURENDRA MEHTA – Appellant
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PURNIMA LATIK SHAH – Respondent
1. Jaswantbhai Natwarlal Jolia (“Jaswantbhai”) died on 26th January 2004 (Ex. “A” in evidence, Vol. D, p. 224). He left a Will dated 10th August 2002 (Copy at Ex. “B” in evidence, Vol. D, pp. 225-226. Original deposited in Court). The Plaintiff, Panna S. Mehta (“Pannaben”), seeks Letters of Administration with Will Annexed to this Will. She is Jaswantbhai’s sister-in-law, his wife Veenaben’s sister. Panna is one of the beneficiaries of the Will. The major beneficiary is Panna’s son, Ashitkumar Surendra Mehta, also known as Asit Mehta (“Asit”). He was also the sole executor named in the Will. Asit died on 18th May 2009.
2. Jaswantbhai’s wife, Veena, died on 3rd March 2000, about four years before Jaswantbhai passed. Jaswantbhai and Veena had no children of their own. Jaswantbhai had three sisters, Ramaben Krishnalal Shah, Indiraben V. Bankley and Trilochanaben T. Fozdar, and a brother Kanhaiyalal Dalal. Ramaben and Indiraben died before Jaswantbhai. He was, therefore, survived by Trilochanaben and Kanhaiyalal, his surviving siblings.
3. After Jaswantbhai died, Asit sough
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