The deceased's will is invalid and unenforceable due to omission of heirs born after its execution without explicit grounds for exclusion; intestacy rules must apply.
The Respondent failed to file an inventory as ordered by the court and excluded the Applicant, a lawful heir, from the distribution of the estate. This failure constitutes a ground for revocation of the letters of administration under section 49(1)(e) of the Probate and Administration of Estates Act. There was insufficient evidence of fraud, but the Respondent's non-compliance with statutory duties and court orders rendered her appointment useless and inoperative.