( 1 ) THIS is a defts appeal arising out of a suit for a declaration that a certain deed of gift was void and for possession. The facts briefly stated are these.

( 2 ) DUNGAR Singh, the pltf.-resp. , and his wife owned the property in dispute. Both the old persons were issueless and were in search of some one who could look after them and support and maintain them in their old age and to whom they might transfer the property which they possessed. The defts.-applts. , husband and wife, persuaded the pltf.-resp. to transfer the property to them and promised that they would Support him in his old age. Accordingly on 23-12-1943, two documents were executed, (1) Ex. P-1, a registered deed by Dungar Singh in favour of the defts.-applts. , and (2) Ex. P-2, an unregistered agreement whereby it was agreed that the donees would maintain Dungar Singh and his wife till their death and would perform their obsequies on their deaths, and that in case they failed to do so Dungar Singh might revoke the deed of gift or, in the alternative, obtain maintenance allowance. This deed of agreement was signed by Jagat singh, applt. 1, alone and not by his wife. After sometime parties quarrelle