Chandrasekhara Ayyar, J.

1. The plaintiffs father, one Latchayya, purchased certain properties from defendants 1 and 2 under the sate deed Ex. A on 29th October, 1933, for a sum of Rs. 4,500. The properties consist of jeroiti lands and inam lands. The step-mother of the defendants had obtained a maintenance charge decree against the jeroiti lands in O.S. No. 480 of 1930. In execution of this charge decree, the jeroiti lands were sought to be brought to sale and it is said that the plaintiffs had to deposit a sum of Rs. 96-6-0 into Court to avoid the sale. It is further alleged that on a later occasion they had to pay Rs. 170 towards the charge decree and that finally the properties were brought to sale in Court auction and were purchased by a third party on the 7th December, 1942, for a sum of Rs. 238 subject to the payment of the annual maintenance of Rs. 60 to the decree-holder. The purchaser obtained delivery through Court and ejected the plaintiffs. All these are stated in the affidavit in support of the application to admit the sale certificate and the delivery receipt as additional evidence in this second appeal. In the counter-affidavit opposing the applications the c