JUDGMENT :

K. RAJASEKAR, J.

1. The plaintiff has filed this Second Appeal challenging the concurrent finding wherein, both the Courts have held that the plaintiff is not entitled for partition of the suit properties.

2. For the sake of convenience, the parties are referred herein as per their ranking in the Trial Court.

3. The plaintiff and the first defendant are brothers. The second defendant is their sister. A Schedule properties are the ancestral properties in the hands of plaintiff's father namely, Velayudam. From the income earned from A Schedule property, B Schedule properties were purchased and both properties were enjoyed by the plaintiff, defendants and their father Velayudam. From the year 1979 onwards, the plaintiff has started residing in various places since he was employed, however, he used to pay ubiquities to his father. Velayudam Padayachi was died on 12.09.1984. Prior to his death, he was having a severe illness for the period of one month and he was not in a fit state of mind. Taking advantage of the plaintiff's absence, the defendants have fabricated a Will as if, the suit properties were bequethed in their favour. In the month of August 1985, the plaintiff came to