This second appeal arises out of a suit instituted in the Court of the District Munsiff of Tiruppur for a declaration that the sale deed Ex. B.-7 executed by the 2nd defendant on 7th June, 1945, in favour of the first defendant is not binding on the plaintiff after the 2nd defendant’s lifetime. The plaintiff filed the present suit claiming to be the reversioner to the estate of one Kandaswami who died in or about August, 1936, and whose estate devolved on his mother, the 2nd defendant. The suit properties were sold for a sum of Rs. 400 in favour of the 1st defendant. The consideration was made up of Rs. 272 to be paid to the mortgagee Subbakkal under Ex. B-3 dated 14th June, 1941, for Rs. 200 and Rs. 128 to be paid in discharge of the mortgage, Ex. B-6 dated 15th April, 1941, both the mortgages having been executed by the 2nd defendant in discharge of the debts incurred by the last male holder himself in connection with his marriage. Two promissory notes were executed by Kandaswami one on 9th May, 1936, for Rs. 200 evidenced by Ex. B-1 in favour of a person called Kandaswami Thevan and another for a sum of Rs. 200 on 25th May, 1936, evidenced by Ex. B-4 in favour of the 1st