As per case facts, Jeet Singh died without heirs. Nahar Singh claimed the estate as an agnate and challenged Baljeet Singh's unregistered WILL. Tarsem Singh claimed the estate based on ... a registered WILL. The Trial Court decreed Tarsem Singh's suit and dismissed Nahar Singh's. The Lower Appellate Court disbelieved both WILLs and Nahar Singh's claim, ordering the estate to escheat. The question arose regarding the validity of Tarsem Singh's registered WILL and Nahar Singh's agnate right. Finally, the High Court found the Lower Appellate Court erred by dislodging Tarsem Singh's proven WILL based on surmises, holding the WILL valid. Tarsem Singh's suit was decreed, and Nahar Singh's suit was dismissed, thus reversing the Lower Appellate Court's decision.