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5 Varkala Taluk Gaz. No. 24/2021/DTP (CLR-Supplement). 257 6 (3) No. B2-4571/2021. 22nd April 2021. Notice is hereby given to all whom it may concern Omana, N., Parvathy Nivas, Moongode P.O., Perettil, Ottoor Village, Varkala Taluk, Thiruvananthapuram District in Kerala State has applied for a legal heirship certificate produced before Post Office and other purposes due to her husband P. Appukuttan who died on 9-1-2021. Enquiries conducted through the Village Officer, Ottoor reveals that the following persons are the legal heirs of the deceased P. Appukuttan. SCHEDULE Sl. Name of the Relationship Age No. legal heirs with the deceased 1Omana, N. Wife74 2 Sindhu Daughter 54 3 Rajesh, A. O. Son 49 (The Parents of the deceased is not alive.) Objections if any against the issuance of the legal heirship certificate to the above said 3 persons has to be filed in person before the under signed within 30 days from the date of publication of the notice in the Kerala Gazette. Belated applications and those send by post will not be considered. (4) No. B2-7112/2020. 22nd April 2021. Notice is hereby given all to whom it may concern Sudharmma, N., Aiswarya Bhavan, Elakamon P.O., Ayiroor Village, Varkala Taluk, Thiruvananthapuram District in Kerala State has applied for a legal heirship certificate produced before Bank and other purposes due to her husband Sivan also known as Sivanandan who died on 23-6-2020. Enquiries conducted through the Village Officer, Ayiroor reveals that the following persons are the legal heirs of the deceased Sivan also known as Sivanandan. SCHEDULE Sl. Name of the Relationship Age No. legal heirs with the deceased 1Sudharmma, N. Wife54 2 Aiswarya, S. Daughter 21 (The Parents of the deceased are not alive.) 258 7 Objections if any against the issuance of legal heirship certificate to the above said 2 persons has to be filed in person before the under signed within 30 days from the date of publication of the notice in the Kerala Gazette. Belated applications and those send by post will not be considered. Taluk Office, (Sd.) Varkala. Tahsildar. KOLLAM DISTRICT Karunagappally Taluk 259.

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