Begging for justice
srinivasa guptha
(Querist) 02 October 2013
This query is : Resolved
Dear sir,
SUB: BEGGING FOR JUSTICE
My father who wrote a registered will in 1985 for his self earned property In favor of his younger son (Me).
My father died on 2000, but my brothers did not accept the will written by my father, they went to court for praying partition.
I too went to court for declaration of will.
The above said cases have been clubbed for common judgment.
Trail (in the court of XVIII addl. city civil Judge Court Bangalore City) dismissed my plea reasoning
1.signature of my father mismatches with referring documents (a document written in 1967 is compared with document of will made in 1985).
2. Thump impressions also mismatch (without an expert opinion}
3. Two witnesses are not alive (court did not accept one of the witness’s son attesting his father sign)
I appealed the case in the High Court of Karnataka at Bangalore. My petition has been dismissed endorsing trail court’s view.
I appealed the case in Supreme Court of India. My Special leave petition got dismissed for concurrent courts order against me.
I request this forum to suggest where I am able to get justice, does Review or Curative petition of my Special leave petition judgment is possible, I accept my case would have presented in a better way by insisting forensic report in lower courts.
Is there any way prove my will with help of forensic experts in any courts at this stage????
Finally I am not here to argue the powers of Judges but justice have been denied for me without proper investigation of my case,where to plea?
Thanking you,
With Regards,
srinivasa Gupta.
R.K Nanda
(Expert) 02 October 2013
WITH THE HELP OF LAWYER OF SUPREME COURT OF INDIA FILE REVIEW PETITION IN SC.
ajay sethi
(Expert) 02 October 2013
it makes no sense in filing any review petition . all courts have after going through evidence on record dismissed your case
Rajendra K Goyal
(Expert) 02 October 2013
At the lower court the evidences produced by you were not enough to convince the court to decide in your favor. The view was confirmed at appellate stages. Review petition may not be beneficial.
