16 She has further stated that during the year 1986-1987, the deceased was physically and mentally unfit, because she was suffering from uncontrolled diabetics which led her to pass into a state of coma on many occasions for days on ends. She has also stated that she was suffering from high blood pressure and, therefore, she could not have capacity or ability to think or making such Will and bequeathed accordingly, excluding her all legal heirs. The raising of doubt from the certificate given by the Doctor, without material evidence to support the same, except the averments, in the present case, in my view is also insufficient. As noted, she was living with the petitioner since very long. She was looked after her and providing all mental, physical and emotional supports. There is nothing brought on record except these bare averments that she was not of sound mind and body, physically, mentally or even otherwise, except the averments that she was suffering beyond uncontrolled diabetics and/or high blood pressure. This itself, in my view, is not sufficient to observe on such vague plea that she was unfit, mentally or physically and was not in a position to understand the contents of the Will which was prepared as per her instructions by the Advocate. Merely because the Doctor was not examined that itself, in my view, no reason to accept the case of the defendants. In a
