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85. In her cross-examination, PW-1 denied that she had a strained relationship with her parents. I will deal with this relationship a little later.

86. PW-2 is the person who drafted and typed the Will of the deceased. He is a fair weather witness. He says that "Two-three ladies and two-three men" had given him instructions for drafting the Will dated 21st October, 1982. After he drafted and typed out the Will, these persons took it to the deceased, who was lying in a car, for his signatures. He says the deceased did not read the Will. This witness is a deed write since 1976. He does no seem to remember anything about any other document drafted or typed by him except the Will of the deceased. I fin dit difficult to place credence on this witness, except to a limited extent, namely, when he says that the identification of the executant of a document is done in the room in which the Sub-Registrar stis. I take it to be correct that when the deceased signed his Will for the purposes of registering it, he did so in the room of the Sub-Registrar.