HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA
P.B.BAJANTHRI
DR. RAJIV BHATEJA – Appellant
Versus
NIL – Respondent
PROB.CP/8/2019
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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KARNATAKA AT BENGALURU
DATED THIS THE 6TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2019
BEFORE
THE HON’BLE MR.JUSTICE P.B. BAJANTHRI
PROBATE C.P No.8/2019
BETWEEN:
1.
Dr.Rajiv Bhateja
Aged about 62 years
s/o late Col. Amrit
Prakash Bhateja
r/a 13015 La Cresta drive
Los Altos Hills, CA 94022
United States of America
Represented by his Power of
Attorney Holder, Mr.Arvind
Bhateja.
2.
Dr.Arvind Bhateja
Aged about 49 years
s/o late Col.Amrit
Prakash Bhateja
r/a 4A, Sunny Side
Apartments, No.4
Bride Street, Langford Town
Bengaluru-560025.
3.
Mr.Vivek Bhateja
Aged about 31 years
s/o late Col. Amrit
Prakash Bhateja
r/a No.8, O’Shaughnessy
Road, Langford Gardens
Bengaluru-560025.
… Petitioners
(By Smt.Nidhishree B V, Advocate)
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AND:
-Nil-
... Respondent
This petition is filed under Section 276 of the
Indian Succession Act, 1925, praying to allow the
petitioners to prove the above mentioned will in
common form and etc., and grant probate in favour of
the second petitioner to the property and credits of late
Dr.Sita Bhateja of the will dated 17.3.2016 annexed
thereto in respect of the properties in India to have the
effect throughout the territory of India and etc.
This petition is coming on for hearing this day,
the Court made the following:-
ORDER
Petitioners have sought for grant probate in favour
of petitioner No.2 to the property and credits of late
Dr.Sita Bhateja pursuant to will dated 17.3.2016
(Annexure-F) in respect of property situated in India to
have effect throughout the territory of India. Petitioners
are the sons of late Dr.Sita Bhateja, who executed a will
dated 17.3.2016 while appointing petitioner No.2 as
executor. She died on 18.12.2018. In view of these
facts and circumstances, petitioners have presented this
petition.
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2.
This
Court
through
the
order
dated
29.3.2019 had permitted the petitioners to take out
paper publication as citation of the filing of this petition
on 12.4.2019 in `The Hindu’ and `Udayavani’, both
Bengaluru Edition. To that extent, a memo was filed on
24.4.2019 and it was accepted. Till date, there are no
objectors
pursuant
to
paper
publication
dated
12.4.2019. In this background, petitioners are entitled
to grant of probate in favour of petitioner No.2 to the
property stated in the schedule.
3.
Having perused the papers and noticed that
the petitioners No.1 and 3 herein are the persons who
have appointed petitioner No.2 to pursue the matter as
executor in terms of the last will and testament dated
17.3.2016 and since immovable properties indicated in
the will are to be applied as per the desire of the
testatrix, the petition is allowed. The probate to be
granted in terms of the same. The petitioners shall act
in terms of the will, file list of inventories and the
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affidavit of compliance before this Court within six
months and accounts within one year.
Petition stands allowed.
Sd/-
JUDGE
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