Narayan, J.

1. This appeal has been brought by the plaintiffs, and it arises out of a suit for declaration of title and recovery of possession with regard to certain properties which originally belonged to one Siasaran Singh. Siasaran died leaving two widows and three daughters. The widows contracted debts amounting to Rs. 4520/-, and after their death the three daughters of Siasaran inherited all his properties. There was a division of the properties between the daughters and Ramdulari Kuer who was impleaded as defendant 3 in this action, as one of the daughters, got one-third of the properties and also took upon herself the liability to pay one-third of the total debts, that is a sum of Rs. 1506/10/8p. On 16-4-1942 she sold the properties in suit to Ramnandi Kuer, the mother of the plaintiffs, for a consideration of Rs. 3000/-. Out of the said consideration of Rs. 3000/-, Rs. 1646/0/8p was to be paid to the creditors in satisfaction of the debts which Ramdulari Kuer was liable to pay, and the balance was to be paid at the time when the registration receipt was handed over to the vendee. There was a further agreement to the effect that the husband of Ramdulari Kuer would e