Sundaram Chetty, J.

1. This appeal arises out of a testamentary suit filed by the plaintiff-respondent for the grant of probate of a will dated 22nd July 1930, and alleged to have been executed by the late Rangammal. Plaintiff is Rangam mals husbands brothers daughter. Plaintiffs brother is the late Subbaroya Beddi, the father of the minor defendant. According to the case of the plaintiff, she and her elder brother Subbaroya Reddi were living with Rangammal after their parents death, but after the marriage of Subbaroya Reddi he went over to his mother-in-laws house and the plaintiff alone continued to live with Bangammal throughout. Plaintiff has a daughter Muthiammal. Under the will in question (Ex. A), Bangammal bequeathed a debt due to her on a pro-note amounting to Rs. 1,900 together with moveables worth Bs. 25 in favour of the plaintiff to be held and enjoyed by her for her life and the remainder should be taken by her daughter Muthiammal with absolute rights. Rangammal had an attack of small-pox some days before the execution of the alleged will. She died on 26th July 1930, about four days after the execution of the will. Defendant resisted the plaintiffs claim by deny