Two Original Side Appeals were filed before the Madras High Court challenging a Single Judge's order dated 16.04.2026 that dismissed applications seeking revocation of a probate granted in favour of C.R. Kumar over a Will dated 12.04.1990 executed by his late father C.N. Prasad. The appellants — subsequent purchasers of the property (Arjun Santhanam and Ashwin Santhanam) and sisters of C.R. Kumar — contended that the probate was obtained by fraudulent suppression of a compromise decree passed in C.S. No.73 of 2022 and subsequent sale deeds executed in favour of the purchaser-appellants. They further argued that the appellants, having a caveatable interest in the estate, were deliberately not served with citations before the probate order was passed, rendering the grant unsustainable in law. The Single Judge had dismissed the revocation applications holding that the grounds did not constitute 'just cause' under Section 263 of the Indian Succession Act, 1925, and that such issues could not be decided in testamentary proceedings. The judgment text as provided ends mid-sentence and does not record the final decision of the Division Bench on the appeals.