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ain bus youb benim,soet rii Ze Jung sow di Jade zaİ-
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aub að Jn191, "revol and að beưO DE BAC yloadda, brus quest
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some relative to apply to take out Letters of Adminis-
-tration for the purpose of dividing up the deceased's property and money according to law. In practice, if the estate is a large one, the would-be administrator always employs a Solicitor who carries through the
business at the Supreme Court Registry in the regular
form and manner; but if the deceased's property is
very small, it was the practice in the Registry, in
order to assist the applicant and to prevent him from
having to expend any substantial portion of the proper-
-ty upon lawyers' charges, to allow the necessary papers to be prepared by one of the clerks in the
Registry office. In practice again a poor applicant
who wished to obtain Letters of Administration of a
small estate of his deceased relative or friend would
come to the Registry and tell his wish to the receiv- -ing clerk; in such poor Indian cases, and in other poor cases as well, Mr. Alim Khan was the recognized person who had charge of such affairs; and he, having ascertained from the applicant as much as he could
about the matter, was accustomed to go to the Registra
or one of the Deputy Registrars, and having given him the details of the case, would ask whether he should
prepare the necessary papers for the applicant; if, was as a rule the case, sucn permission was given, Mr.
Alim Khan would then prepare for the applicant the necessary documents. It may here by interpolated that
the case of Cordeiro was an exceptional une, the
estate left by the deceased man being a larger one than would normally be characterized as one the papers relating to which would be prepared in the office; the exception in this instance being made because Mr. Noronha, whose sister was the widow of the deceased, had been at times of service to the
Registry and it being thought that it would be an
act
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