S.S.Dulat, J.

1. Rama Nand was the last male-holder of the property in dispute who died leaving behind two widows, Mst. Jamni and Mst. Manglan, who succeeded to the entire estate of Rama Nand, including the property in dispute. After the demise of Mst. Jamni, the whole estate was held by Mst. Manglan, the surviving widow. Mst. Rajo daughter of Rama Nand inherited the entire property on the demise of Mst. Manglan. On 10th of November, 1943, Mst. Rajo sold certain agricultural land, described in clauses (Alif) of paragraph 1 of the plaint, to Amar Singh defendant No. 1 purporting to be for a consideration of Rs. 3,000.00 . On 26th of June, 1945, she transferred certain other property, described in clauses (Be) and (Dal) of paragraph 1 of the plaint to Sant Lal defendant No. 2. Still later, on 6th of September, 1946, she transferred by way of sale, property described in clause (Jim) to defendants 3 to 9 for a sum of Rs. 8,000.00 . Sewa Ram, claiming to be the sisters son of Rama Nand, challenged all these alienations by means of a suit filed on 9th of November, 1948, out of which the present appeal has arisen, and sought a declaration that the aforementioned alienations being