Bhagwati Prasad, J.- Heard.

2. This is an appeal filed by the grand father for the custody of the grand daughter. The grand father has come up with the case that his daughter-in-law has remarried and, therefore, she is not entitled to keep the custody of the minor daughter born out of the wedlock of the daughter-in-law and his deceased son.

3. According to the learned Counsel there had been certain family meetings which were held in relation to the custody of the minor child. These meetings were held in the background that the widow was contemplating to be remarried. The learned Counsel has raised the question regarding the conduct of the daughter-in-law in accepting what was offered to her in the meetings and then turning around by refusing to give the custody of the minor child to the grand father.

4. From the record it appears that there has been certain proceedings regarding the question of adoption of the minor, before the Court of Civil Judge, Senior Division, Sirsa (Haryana). This appeal arise out of the decision of the Court of District Judge, Hanumangarh whereby application of the grand father under Sections 7 and 25 of the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 (hereinaft