JUDGEMENT
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(1.) Heard learned counsel for the parties.
(2.) The facts of the case are that the respondent herein
Chandrika filed a suit before the Sub Judge, Kottayam,
Kerala, alleging that her father Raghavan died intestate on
18.06.1984. The plaintiff alleged that the defendants were
relying on the will dated 14.06.1984 which was not a
genuine will of Raghvan. On the other hand, the defendants
alleged that the will was genuine. The Trial Court by its
judgment dated 07.09.1994 held that the defendants failed
to prove that the will in question was a true and genuine will
of Raghavan.
(3.) Consequently, the trial court decreed the suit of
Chandrika. The appellant herein challenged the judgment of
the trial court in an appeal which came up before a Division
Bench of the Kerala High Court. One of the Hon'ble Judges
who heard the appeal was of the view that the will was
genuine while the other held that it was not. Consequently
the Division Bench by its judgment and order dated
20.08.2004 dismissed the appeal relying on Section 98 (2)
CPC. It is this judgment and order which is challenged
before us.;
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