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Case Name	Citation(s)	Court	Jurisdiction †	Date	Full Text		Citation Index
Division Bench: "6 After hearing the learned counsel for the parties, I find force in the contention of the learned counsel for the respondent It is well established principle of law that inheritance does not remain in abeyance and the heirs after the death of the last male holder succeed to the property of the deceased in accordance with law Kashmira Singh, being the son of Niranjan Singh deceased, was entitled to 1/3rd share in the land in dispute After the death of Niranjan Singh, he was not required to file any suit for possession on the basis of inheritance He had become full owner of his share in the property on the death of the last male holder For establishing his right as an heir, he was not required to file a suit However, a situation may arise when the heir is not in possession of the property inherited In that event a suit for possession may have to be filed and on contest the same may fail on the defendant proving that he has perfected his title by adverse possession It is such type of suit which is governed by the provisions of Article 65 of the Limitation Act In this view of the matter, with respect, I find that the view taken by RN Mittal, J in Naginder Singh's case	[1983] Criminal Law Journal (India) 432	Criminal Law Journal (India)	India	circa 1985
Gajpat Singh v Sudhan	AIR 1985 P & H 135		India - Punjab	circa 1985			1
Air 1985 P & H 153	AIR 1985 P & H 153		India - Punjab	circa 1985			2
Air 1985 P & H 211	AIR 1985 P & H 211		India - Punjab	circa 1985			2
LRs and	AIR 1985 P & H 238		India - Punjab	circa 1985
Girdhari Lal Bansal v The Chairman, Bhakra Beas Management Board	AIR 1985 P & H 219		India - Punjab	circa 1985			1
Air 1985 P & H 299	AIR 1985 P & H 299		India - Punjab	circa 1985			4
Air 1985 P & H 279	AIR 1985 P & H 279		India - Punjab	circa 1985
Air 1985 P & H 2	AIR 1985 P & H 2		India - Punjab	circa 1985			1
Bhagwani Devi v Krishna Kumar Saini	AIR 1985 P & H 347		India - Punjab	circa 1985			1