J.M. Malik, Presiding Member—These two revision petitions will be decided by the same judgment as both of them entail the same question of fact and law. The deceased is the son and husband respectively of both the Revisionists/Complainants. The case of both the petitioners is that Sanjeev Kumar alias Jasvir Singh, since deceased, is known by both the names, Sanjeev Singh alias Jasbir Singh obtained the Insurance Policy from LIC of India, Respondent No.1, for a sum of Rs. 3 lacs on 28.03.2006. At the time of Insurance, he had undergone medical examination and other tests. Unfortunately, Jasvir Singh died of sudden Cardiac arrest on 5.6.2006 at the age of 37 yeaRs. The petitioner Smt. Malkiat Kaur, who is the mother of the deceased life assured, is nominee U/s 45 of the Insurance Act. She applied for the claim under LIC for payment of sum assured with accrued bonus but the same was repudiated by the respondent LIC illegally, arbitrarily and wrongly on the false ground of alleged concealment material information of the status of nationality, identity and his occupation as agriculturist.

2. The case of Gurpreet Kaur W/o Jasvir Singh in Revision Petition No. 736 of 2012 is this. H