A woman fighting for a share of her deceased father’s estate has been dealt a blow after a DNA test gave a 32.7 per cent chance result that neither established nor excluded paternity. This means that the court could not determine whether or not the deceased was her father.
The DNA samples were taken from the deceased’s siblings, who are the uncle and aunt of the woman identified as CWK.
The specific result of the test was that the chance of the two siblings being the paternal uncle and aunt of CWK was 32.7155 per cent, while the chance of them not being CWK was two times higher.
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