As per case facts, Rekha sought probate of her mother's Will, which bequeathed properties to her and her brother, with a life interest for their father. Her brother, S.R.Balaji, filed ... a caveat, asserting his mother died intestate and his father had settled a 1 by 3 share to him, leading to a partition suit where S.R.Balaji claimed a 2 by 3 share. S.R.Balaji argued the mother was not of sound mind and the father was the real owner. The question arose regarding the validity and genuineness of the mother's Will, her sound disposing state of mind, and her right to bequeath properties. Concurrently, it questioned the father's right to settle his purported share in the properties and the validity of that settlement deed. Finally, the High Court held that the mother was the absolute owner, executed the Will while of sound mind, and the Will was genuine. Consequently, the father had no right to settle the properties. The Civil Suit for partition was dismissed, and probate was granted for the Will.