Judgement

SHAH,J. -: The following is the genealogical table explaining how the parties are related;

2. Raja Jagpal Singh was granted the taluqdari of the Tiloi Estate by the Government, and his name was entered as taluqdar in Lists 1, 2 and 5 prepared under S. 8 of the Oudh Estates Act 1 of 1869. He died on September 15, 1875, and was succeeded by his son Raja Surpal Singh as taluqdar of the estate. Raja Surpal Singh had no legitimate children. On June 13, 1900, Raja Surpal Singh executed a will disposing of his property and conferring upon wife Rani Jagannath Kuar power to adopt a son. Raja Surpal Singh died on June 21, 1900. Rani Jagannath Kuar adopted on February 21, 1901, a son who was known as Raja Bishwanath Saran Singh hereinafter called Raja Bishwanath . After the death of Raja Surpal Singh the Court of Wards took over the management of the Tiloi Estate and continued to manage it till March 30,1920 when it was released in favour of Raja Bishwanath. On August 29, 1932, Raja Bishwanath executed a deed of trust in respect of the Tiloi Estate and other properties primarily for the benefit of his creditors and the residue remaining after satisfying his debts for the benefit of hi