Bombay High Court
Suhas Sahadev ThakareversusVikas Sahadev Thakare
- Decided
- Disposal
- DISPOSED OFF
- Bench
- ARIF S DOCTOR
Holding
The court held that the post‑grant amendment to the schedule of properties is permissible.
Summary
The applicant filed an interim application seeking a post‑grant amendment to the schedule of properties listed in a previously granted Letters of Administration. The original grant, dated 13 February 2018, named the deceased as Vikas Sahadev Thakare. After the grant, the applicant discovered that the Client ID in the schedule was incorrect. Counsel for the applicant argued that the schedule should be corrected. The court examined the application and, relying on the prayer clause (a), found that the amendment was permissible. Consequently, the interim application was allowed and the matter disposed of.
Issues considered
- Whether a post‑grant amendment to the schedule of properties in a Letters of Administration can be permitted when an error in the Client ID is discovered.
Subjects
- interim application
- post‑grant amendment
- schedule of properties
- letters of administration
- testamentary petition
- court order
Judgment
1/2 52-IA-2710-2026 (OS).DOC
IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUDICATURE AT BOMBAY
TESTAMENTARY AND INTESTATE JURISDICTION
INTERIM APPLICATION NO. 2710 OF 2026
IN
TESTAMENTARY PETITION NO. 1764 OF 2017
Suhas Sahadev Thakare ...Applicant
Versus
Vikas Sahadev Thakare ...Respondent
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Mr. Prabhu Velar a/w Ms. Bhakti Santosh Patil, for the Applicant.
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CORAM : ARIF S. DOCTOR, J.
DATE : 7th JULY, 2026
P.C.
1. The Interim Application has been filed seeking a post grant amendment to
the Schedule of Properties belonging to the deceased as set out in the captioned
Testamentary Petition.
2. This Court had, by a detailed order dated 13 th February 2018, granted the
Applicant Letters of Administration in respect of the properties stated to belong
to one Vikas Sahadev Thakare.
3. Mr. Velar, learned counsel for the Applicant points out after the issuance
of the grant, it came to the Applicant's knowledge that the Client ID mentioned
in the schedule of assets was incorrect. It is for this purpose that the present
Interim Application has been filed.
4. Having heard Mr. Velar and having perused the Interim Application, I am
satisfied that the same would have to be allowed in terms of prayer clause (a).
Vaibhav
2/2 52-IA-2710-2026 (OS).DOC
5. Hence, the Interim Application is allowed and disposed of accordingly.
[ARIF S. DOCTOR, J.]
Vaibhav
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