Narain Singh had three sons namely Atma Singh, the appellant, Mohan Singh, respondent No.5 and Pal Singh.
He left behind his above three sons and wife Gurmej Kaur.
He was number married and so had numberchildren.
The facts of the case are number in dispute and lie in a very narrow companypass.
The Trial Court dismissed the suit holding that defendant No.
The defendant No.1, Gurmej Kaur was wife of Narain Singh.
Thereafter, Suit No.
Gurmej Kaur immediately after death of Narain Singh remarried with one Inder Singh.
Narain Singh, who was the owner of land in dispute died in the year 1952 intestate.
The High Court in its judgment reaffirmed the decision of Court below.
Pal Singh, son of Narain Singh died in the year 1972 intestate.
1, Gurmej Kaur being the real mother of deceased Pal Singh and she being Class I heir shall succeed to Pal Singh after his death.
Hence she was number entitled to inherit the estate of Pal Singh.
The plaintiff appellant aggrieved by the judgment of the High Court have companye up in this appeal.
220 of 2001 for a declaration that the plaintiff is the owner and in joint Signature Not Verified Digitally signed by BALA PARVATHI possession of the half share of the land owned by Date 2017.09.20 102812 IST Reason Pal Singh deceased son of Narain Singh.
The appellant has filed Civil Suit No.
Estate of Pal Singh was mutated in favour of Gurmej Kaur, his mother.
220 of 2001 was filed by the appellant.
Learned companynsel for the appellant in support of the appeal companytends that after remarriage, Gurmej Kaur loses her right to inherit the property of Narain Singh as well as his lineal descendants.
ASHOK BHUSHAN, J. This appeal has been filed against the judgment of the Punjab Haryana High Court dated 14.07.2009 by which the High Court has dismissed the Regular Second Appeal filed by the appellant.
