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) Sh. Varun Prakash vs Sh. Suresh Kumar Singhal on 18 August, 2015

(ii) Sudarshan Kumar Jain & Anr. (supra); (iii) D.N. Singhal & Ors. CS­347/2009 Sh. Puneet Prakash & Anr. Vs. Sh. Suresh Kumar Singhal Page 36 of 43 (supra); (iv) Plastic Chemicals Company (supra); (v) Jaswant Singh (supra); (vi) Gurcharan Kaur & Anr. (supra); and (vii) State of Haryana Vs. Ram Singh (supra) are of no help to plaintiffs accordingly to make the certified copy of the Will per se admissible in evidence as a public document. So, no judicial notice of certified copy of the Will dated 25.10.1996 of Smt. Sona Devi on record of the case can be taken, it being not a public document. Aforesaid certified copy of the will stands not proved on record for want of testimony of any attesting witness and non­production of its original whose loss has neither been alleged nor proved. Plaintiffs have failed to prove that they only were beneficiaries of estate of late Smt. Sona Devi consequent upon her demise to exclusion of other class one legal heirs as per Hindu Succession Act. Suit is accordingly bad for non­joinder of other legal heirs of Smt. Sona Devi, the necessary parties. Also, plaintiffs have failed to prove to have become owner of suit property for want of cogent evidence on that count.
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Amarjeet Kaur vs State & Ors on 24 March, 2018

In another Judgment in case titled as Sudarshan Kumar Jain Vs. Mukta Jain - 2015 (147) PC No. 03/2010                                     Amarjeet Kaur vs. State & Others                                     Page 10 of 13 DRJ 133 it was held that in a testamentary case, the Court has enough powers to pass interim orders with respect to preservation, maintenance etch of the proerpty which the subject matter of the probate / testamentary case.
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