1. This second appeal is directed against the concurrent decisions of the Courts below dismissing the plaintiffs suit.

2. In order to appreciate the controversy in this appeal, a short pedigree table may be set down:-

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CHET RAM

(Occupancy tenant: died 1909)

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Mst. Rupan(widow) Mst. Sama (widow)

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Tokha Mst. Patori

(adopted son) (daughter)

plaintiff. |

Ganpat(daughters son)

3 On the death of Chet Ram, there was a dispute between his two widows and his adopted son Tokha. This dispute was settled by a compromise before the Revenue authorities. The compromise was that the widows will make a statement before the revenue officer and get the mutation sanctioned in all the three villages in which the land will be entered as one-third, one-third and one-third in the names of the adopted son and the two widows. In case they do not make such a statement, then the land in village Sheikhupura will remain in possession of the adopted son and the land in villages Kheowali and Phaggu would remain in possession of the tw