Jaya’s brother, claims man; seeks 50% share

When the petition by J Vasudevan (83) was placed before it to decide whether it could be entertained, the Master Court of the High Court directed Deepa and Deepak to file responses on the plea’s maintainability.

DT NEXT Bureau

Updated:1st Feb, 2023 at 7:30 AM

CHENNAI: A man claiming to be step-brother and the only legal heir of the late AIADMK leader J Jayalalithaa moved the Madras High Court seeking a 50 per cent share in her properties.

When the petition by J Vasudevan (83) was placed before it to decide whether it could be entertained, the Master Court of the High Court directed Deepa and Deepak to file responses on the plea’s maintainability.

Vasudevan claimed he was Jayaram’s son through his first wife, while Jaya and Jayaram were born to the second wife. After Jayaram’s death, he was Jaya’s only direct legal heir as per Hindu Succession Act, 1956, he claimed, and sought the court to quash the 2020 order declaring Deepa and Deepak as legal heirs.

When he and his mother filed a suit seeking alimony from Jayaram in 1950 in a court in Mysuru, he arrayed Jaya and Jayakumar among the respondents, he claimed.

Jaya’s brother, claims man; seeks 50% share

When the petition by J Vasudevan (83) was placed before it to decide whether it could be entertained, the Master Court of the High Court directed Deepa and Deepak to file responses on the plea’s maintainability.

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