Short Note : The appellant plaintiff filed the suit for possession of the suit lands against the defendant-respondent on the basis of possessory title. According to her, the original owner of the property was her father Rooprai who during his life-time divided his property into two parts, one giving to her and the other, which consisted of suit lands, to his other daughter Mst. Amrit. Amrit died on 14-8-1961 and the suit lands were subsequently sold by her husband in favour of respondent. She pleaded that alienation of suit lands in favour of respondent by the husband of Mst. Amrit was invalid and conferred no title on the respondent. Both the Courts below had dismissed the suit. Held : The contention was that the succession in the present case would be governed by section 15(2) of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956. In the opinion of this Court, the submission is based on a wrong premises that Smt. Amrit inherited the estate of her father. But it is not the case here. The case would be governed by section 15(1)(a) of the said Act and after the death of Smt. Amrit, her husband would succeed her estate. Appeal dismissed.