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Manav Pabbi And Anr vs Krisha Kishore Sahnan And Ors on 17 February, 2022 cites

Balai Lall Banerjee And Ors. vs Debaki Kumar Ganguly And Ors. on 5 July, 1983

2 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 3 amended. The trial court rejected both the applications of the appellants on the ground that since the probate petition filed by the legatee related to his personal right, therefore, no right accrued to the appellants for their substitution in his place. This view, according to us, is not correct. Matadin Agarwal, as stated above, was a legatee and not an executor under the Will. It is true that where an executor dies, his heirs cannot be substituted because the executor possessed personal right, but this not applicable where the heirs of a legatee apply for issue of letters of administration. It is not disputed that today the appellants can file a petition for issue of letter of administration. Since considerable time has elapsed, we fee that the interest of justice demands that the proceedings should come to an end as early as possible and we should not dismiss 3 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 4 this appeal merely on highly technical ground". More so, a Division Bench view of Calcutta High Court in Balai Lall Banerjee and others Vs. Debaki Kumar Ganguly and others 1984 AIR (Calcutta) 16 has held that proceedings under the Act are not strictly speaking a civil suit and that proceedings for grant of probate and letter of administration cannot follow within straightjacket of a suit and therefore what prejudice is likely to be caused to the opposite side over such an amendment which is only to rectify the Section under which the invocation has been made before the Court.
Calcutta High Court Cites 16 - Cited by 12 - Full Document

Mukesh & Anr vs State For Nct Of Delhi & Ors on 5 May, 2017

The Courts in dispensation of justice are not supposed to fall prey to such hypertechnicalities and, therefore, the law cited by the appellants Food Corporation of India Vs. M/s Krishna Rice & General Mills 1990(2) PLR 383; Chappidi Satyanarayanamma and another Vs. Chappidi Dhanalkshmi and others 2015(3) CiCC 262; Hari Singh Vs. Dalip Singh 2002(3) R.C.R. (Civil) 49; Harbilas Vs. Balbir Singh 2017(1) 4 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 5 R.C.R. (Civil) 662; Mukesh Vs. State, (Delhi) and others, 2018(246) DLT 6 and Vishavjit Singh Vs. Stat of Punjab and others, LPA 300 of 1986 decided on 26.04.2014 are not factually applicable. It is not disputed that the original petitioners have laid their claim over the estate of the deceased on the basis of a Will and so is the purpose of grant of letter of administration though the procedure are bit different and therefore to the mind of this court none of the claimants be it the executors or a legatee are likely to have any disadvantage from such an amendment and rather to establish a legal right of the parties, the Courts can in appropriate cases mould the final relief as deem it appropriate in the ends of justice. The plea that is sought to be raised that a petition for probate cannot not be converted into one for grant of letter of administration at this stage could not be convinced by the counsel for the appellant by any logical and legal reasons. What is the moot point before the Court is the very legality and enforceability of dispensation 5 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 6 made by the deceased and it is highly inconsequential or immaterial under what provisions of law a party has come about.
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Hari Singh vs Dalip Singh And Ors. on 22 April, 2002

The Courts in dispensation of justice are not supposed to fall prey to such hypertechnicalities and, therefore, the law cited by the appellants Food Corporation of India Vs. M/s Krishna Rice & General Mills 1990(2) PLR 383; Chappidi Satyanarayanamma and another Vs. Chappidi Dhanalkshmi and others 2015(3) CiCC 262; Hari Singh Vs. Dalip Singh 2002(3) R.C.R. (Civil) 49; Harbilas Vs. Balbir Singh 2017(1) 4 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 5 R.C.R. (Civil) 662; Mukesh Vs. State, (Delhi) and others, 2018(246) DLT 6 and Vishavjit Singh Vs. Stat of Punjab and others, LPA 300 of 1986 decided on 26.04.2014 are not factually applicable. It is not disputed that the original petitioners have laid their claim over the estate of the deceased on the basis of a Will and so is the purpose of grant of letter of administration though the procedure are bit different and therefore to the mind of this court none of the claimants be it the executors or a legatee are likely to have any disadvantage from such an amendment and rather to establish a legal right of the parties, the Courts can in appropriate cases mould the final relief as deem it appropriate in the ends of justice. The plea that is sought to be raised that a petition for probate cannot not be converted into one for grant of letter of administration at this stage could not be convinced by the counsel for the appellant by any logical and legal reasons. What is the moot point before the Court is the very legality and enforceability of dispensation 5 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 6 made by the deceased and it is highly inconsequential or immaterial under what provisions of law a party has come about.
Punjab-Haryana High Court Cites 6 - Cited by 3 - Full Document

Chappidi Satyanarayanamma And Another vs Chappidi Dhanalakshmi And 2 Others on 7 August, 2014

The Courts in dispensation of justice are not supposed to fall prey to such hypertechnicalities and, therefore, the law cited by the appellants Food Corporation of India Vs. M/s Krishna Rice & General Mills 1990(2) PLR 383; Chappidi Satyanarayanamma and another Vs. Chappidi Dhanalkshmi and others 2015(3) CiCC 262; Hari Singh Vs. Dalip Singh 2002(3) R.C.R. (Civil) 49; Harbilas Vs. Balbir Singh 2017(1) 4 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 5 R.C.R. (Civil) 662; Mukesh Vs. State, (Delhi) and others, 2018(246) DLT 6 and Vishavjit Singh Vs. Stat of Punjab and others, LPA 300 of 1986 decided on 26.04.2014 are not factually applicable. It is not disputed that the original petitioners have laid their claim over the estate of the deceased on the basis of a Will and so is the purpose of grant of letter of administration though the procedure are bit different and therefore to the mind of this court none of the claimants be it the executors or a legatee are likely to have any disadvantage from such an amendment and rather to establish a legal right of the parties, the Courts can in appropriate cases mould the final relief as deem it appropriate in the ends of justice. The plea that is sought to be raised that a petition for probate cannot not be converted into one for grant of letter of administration at this stage could not be convinced by the counsel for the appellant by any logical and legal reasons. What is the moot point before the Court is the very legality and enforceability of dispensation 5 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 6 made by the deceased and it is highly inconsequential or immaterial under what provisions of law a party has come about.
Andhra HC (Pre-Telangana) Cites 0 - Cited by 1 - N R Rao - Full Document

Harbilas Through Lrs Kaushalya Kaur & ... vs Balbir Singh on 6 October, 2016

The Courts in dispensation of justice are not supposed to fall prey to such hypertechnicalities and, therefore, the law cited by the appellants Food Corporation of India Vs. M/s Krishna Rice & General Mills 1990(2) PLR 383; Chappidi Satyanarayanamma and another Vs. Chappidi Dhanalkshmi and others 2015(3) CiCC 262; Hari Singh Vs. Dalip Singh 2002(3) R.C.R. (Civil) 49; Harbilas Vs. Balbir Singh 2017(1) 4 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 5 R.C.R. (Civil) 662; Mukesh Vs. State, (Delhi) and others, 2018(246) DLT 6 and Vishavjit Singh Vs. Stat of Punjab and others, LPA 300 of 1986 decided on 26.04.2014 are not factually applicable. It is not disputed that the original petitioners have laid their claim over the estate of the deceased on the basis of a Will and so is the purpose of grant of letter of administration though the procedure are bit different and therefore to the mind of this court none of the claimants be it the executors or a legatee are likely to have any disadvantage from such an amendment and rather to establish a legal right of the parties, the Courts can in appropriate cases mould the final relief as deem it appropriate in the ends of justice. The plea that is sought to be raised that a petition for probate cannot not be converted into one for grant of letter of administration at this stage could not be convinced by the counsel for the appellant by any logical and legal reasons. What is the moot point before the Court is the very legality and enforceability of dispensation 5 of 6 ::: Downloaded on - 24-04-2022 14:52:11 ::: CR 2367 of 2019 (O&M) 6 made by the deceased and it is highly inconsequential or immaterial under what provisions of law a party has come about.
Punjab-Haryana High Court Cites 1 - Cited by 1 - Full Document
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