married the said L.K.Natesa Mudaliar and out of the said wedlock, four sons and three daughters were born, viz., (i)N.Venkatesan, (ii)N.Somasundaram (Late), (iii)N.Kamalakannan, (iv)N.Gopikrishnan (petitioner herein) (v)Gnanambigai, (vi) Padmini and (vii)Shenbagavalli. The petitioner's father L.K.Natesa Mudaliar settled his estates through deed of settlement in favour of his wife/ mother of the petitioner to the effect that the same shall be bequeathed to the male heirs. With respect to partition, civil suit is pending between the legal heirs of the deceased K.L.Natesa Mudaliar. While the facts remain thus, the legal heirs of deceased Loganathan namely (i) Leelavathy, (ii)Dhanalakshmi (iii)Devaraj and (iv) Mohan, obtained a legal heirship Certificate on 05.11.2016 as if they are the legal heirs of the deceased K.L.Natesa Mudaliar, by submitting bogus documents and misrepresentation. Feeling aggrieved, the petitioner made a representation dated 27.02.2017 to the respondents requesting to cancel the said legal heir certificate dated 05.11.2016. Upon receipt of the same, the second respondent started enquiry by calling upon the parties. However, there was no progress with regard to the claim of the petitioner, which compelled him to make another representation dated 19.08.2017 to expedite the enquiry. Even thereafter, no fruitful result was forthcoming. Therefore, he has come up with this writ petition for the aforesaid relief.
