Supreme Court of India
Ujagar Singh v. Mst. Jeo
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Customary Law-Proof of custom-TVhm can be taken judicial notice · of-]at agriculturists of the Punjab-Sister inheriting brother's property in preference to collaterals-Indian Evidence Act, r872 (rof r872), s. 57(r). · The question involved in this appeal was whether under the customary law of the Punjab a sister was a preferential heir in respect of her brother's self-acquired property, to a collateral. The respondent, the sister, relied on a custom, which she termed a special custom; and on that basis claimed her brother's pro- . perty, and the appellant, a collateral of the 8th degree of
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