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State of Jharkhand - Section

Section 336 in Civil Court Rules of the High Court of Judicature at Patna

336.

The said officer shall, on the receipt of each original Will, cause a copy of the same to be carefully entered in a register to be kept for that purpose, and shall also cause to be prepared an alphabetical index, in which the name o( the testator, etc., and the number and page of the register in which a copy of the Will is entered, shall be recorded in the annexed form:-
Name of Testator Residence, etc. Number and year of Register Page
1 2 3 4
Note 1. - Every volume of the register in which copies of Wills are made must be ruled and the pages numbered before it is brought into use, a note being made at the beginning of the volume of the number of pages it contains. Each copy should follow immediately upon that which precedes it and should be written in a clear hand, corrections being written above the line and initialled by the officer who compares the copy with the original, no erasures being permitted. All copies should be made immediately on receipt of the original, and should be compared with the original by the Serishtadar or Head Clerk, who should certify at the bottom of each page and at the end of the copy that such comparison has been made and that the copy is correct. Should the number of pages at the end of a register be insufficient to include a copy of the Will which would ordinarily be inserted there, a fresh volume should be taken into use and the blank sheets scored across, a note being added at the beginning of the volume."Pages to blank."Note 2. - Each volume of the register should be legibly marked on the back with its own serial number, with the year to which it relates and with the serial numbers of the first and last copies contained in it.Note 3. - In preparing the alphabetical index referred to in this rule-
(a)in the case of European names the surnames shall be taken as the index word and
(b)Indian names shall be indexed according to their first letters as they stand in the Will, except that appellations such as Saivid, Sheikh, etc., if appearing at the beginning of the name, shall be shown in the index at the end of the name and shall be transliterated in the same form as that in which they are written in the Will.
Note 4. - This rule does not apply where an application for Probate or Letters of Administration has been refused. In such cases the Will is to be attached to the record provided that this is not done before the expiry of the period for an appeal or if there has been an appeal before its disposal. This procedure is also to be followed when the order granting Probate or Letters of Administration is revoked in a subsequent proceeding or in appeal. In such cases appropriate notes should be made in the index and in the Register of CopiesThese instructions will have a retrospective effect and Wills in connection with unsuccessful applications the records of which have without them been transmitted of the Record-Room may now be sent to the Record-Keeper to be attached to the records to which they appertain or to be destroyed as the case may be in accordance with the rules for periodical destruction of records.