Sections 192, 372 and 384 of the Central Employees Benefit Funds and Group Insurance Act (III of 1969) Section 2 (5) of the deceased persons' property / endowments of service / beneficiary fund and group victim's insurance widow In relation to the deceased's last / service liability, the petitioner issued a certificate of succession stating that the applicant / widow had not disclosed all the legal heirs of the deceased in her petition, the victim's wife. And the daughters were left, therefore, his brothers and sisters were also the legal heirs. Had the benefits of death, which he could not claim during his life. He did not make it part of his / her custody, and for this reason, not all of the legal heirs of the underwriters were heirs, so all his legal heirs were not his heirs, this was not the case of the appellant. That he or any of the late brothers or sisters lived with or relied solely on the decedent, therefore, they did not do so under Section 2 (5) of the Central Employees Benefit Funds and Group Insurance Act, 1969 The definition of the family definition given below falls under the circumstances r \ n
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