1. Tulsi Ram was the original owner of the land in suit. He had three sons Sant Lal, Harbans Lal, and Baru. Baru died in 1927 leaving behind his widow Smt. Raji. Harbans Lal died a year or two later leaving behind his widow Smt. Daropadi. Smt. Raji died in 1945 without any issue and the estate of Baru was divided between Sant Lal and Smt. Daropadi half and half. Sant Lal died on August 17, 1956, leaving behind his widow Smt. Ram Piari, four sons, namely Kanti Parshad alias Kanta Parshad, Mani Ram alias Mani Karan, Devi Dayal and Amrit Lal and three daughters, namely Smt. Pushpawati, Smt. Sona Devi and Smt. Savitri Dev. Smt. Daropadi died in 1958 leaving behind one daughter, Smt. Sewti Devi Appellant. The land in suit is situate in three villages and the mutations with regard to the estate of Baru after the death of Smt. Raji were sanctioned in favour of Sant Lal and Smt. Daropadi half and half in June, 1945, in the absence of the parties on the attestation of the Lambardars of the villages. It is the admitted case of the parties that the land in suit was under the tenants and chakotedars and Sant Lal used to realise the batai from them and hand over half of it to Smt. Darop