P.B.MUKHARJI
RABI NARAYAN UPADHYAYA – Appellant
Versus
KANAK PROVA DEBI – Respondent
( 1 ) THE only point of law in this Second Appeal is how tar a father as the natural guardian of a Hindu minor son has power to sell the minor's estate for the benefit of the estate.
( 2 ) THE point of law arises on the following facts: The plaintiff filed a suit for recovery of khas possession of the lands in suit and declaration or her title thereto in respect of 10 bighas of land in Taluk Debgram in the district of Jalpaiguri. She filed the suit on the strength of her title by purchase on the basis of a registered deed of sale dated 21st Febuary, 1945 executed by Mahipal Singh Roy, the natural guardian and father of minor Birendra Kanta Roy who was the owner of the lands in suit. The plaintiffs case is that she was in possession since the purchase but was dispossessed by the defendant appellant on or about the middle of Baisakh 1360 B. S. which will be about 10 years ago, i. e. , about April 1933. She then instituted the suit on the 7th April, 1956.
( 3 ) THE defence is that the defendants bought these self-same lands from Birendra Kanta Hoy when he attained majority and the sale on which the defendants relied was also a registered deed dated the 21st Decem
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