Parbati Kumari Debi vs Jagadis Chunder Dhabal on 14 November, 1902
21. Both the Courts in India have come to the conclusion that the evidence is insufficient to establish the alleged custom. And no adequate reason has been shown to induce their Lordships to take a different view. The only other point that remains to be considered is whether the lands subsequently acquired were as a matter of fact incorporated with the Taluqa. As has been pointed out by this Board in the case of Srimati Rani Parbati Kutnari Debi v. Jagadis Chunder Dhabal (1902) L.R. 29 I.A. 82 : 4 Bom. L.R. 365 the question whether properties acquired by an owner become part of " the ancestral estate for the purpose of his succession," depends on his intention to incorporate the acquisitions with the original estate.