The Officer on Special Duty allowed a petition for Letters of Administration with respect to the property of deceased Chandrakant Narayan Belose, granted to petitioner Geeta Santosh Belose as daughter-in-law with consent of legal heirs.
Letters of Administration granted to Petitioner for properties left by deceased as per schedule.
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1 48.TP/2628/2024
Before :Shri. P. A. Jagdale, Officer on Special Duty, With Testamentary Department Date 19th September, 2024
FOR COMPLIANCE:
IA/2850/2024 1) This is a petition for grant of Letters of Administration, (ECHCBM022225 under the Provisions of Indian Succession Act, 1925 (for 92023) short “IS Act”) for the properties left by the deceased, namely Chandrakant Narayan Belose (For short “Said deceased”). The petitioner, namely Geeta Santosh Belose, has filed documents.
2 48.TP/2628/2024
Affidavits to grant prayer of petitioner to grant a Letters of Administration, without reserving any right. They have accepted the facts, regarding their relationship, inter-se. One of the legal heirs being minor has consented through her natural guardian, who is also petitioner. Hence, in view of the order passed in the Testamentary Petition No. 1701 of 2017, there is no requisition to justify the share of minor legal heir, as the petitioner is the birth parent of said minor. 6) Petitioner has filed the administration Bond in prescribed form No. 118 with surety.
ORDER
19th September, 2024 Officer on Special Duty, with Testamentary Department
1 issue framed by the court
Whether the petitioner, being the daughter-in-law of the deceased, is entitled to grant of Letters of Administration.
2 provisions across 2 enactments
Geeta Santosh Belose
Shri. P. A. Jagdale
As recorded by the court registry
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