favour of her husband on 21.09.1988. Since the petitioner's mother-in-law died on 18.09.1990, her husband become the absolute owner and after the demise of her husband, she is in possession and enjoyment of the property. It is the further case of the petitioner that her mother-in-law was paying the property tax and now the respondents have refused to receive the property tax from the petitioner. Though the petitioner has raised several points, the materials produced by her would show that the case in the affidavit is not supported by her own document. The Will executed by her mother-in-law on 21.09.1988 would clearly show that the property belongs to Sri Navaneethakrishnaswamy Temple and that the petitioner's mother-in-law is only a tenant. Though this document indicates that the site, in which, the building has been constructed, belongs to the temple and the superstructure had been constructed by the petitioner's mother-in-law, the property tax receipt filed by the petitioner show that, the tax has been assessed in the name of the Manager of the Temple.