P. L. BHARGAVA, J.

( 1 ) NAWAB Chunnan and Nawab Kallan were real brothers. The former had two sons, Nawab amjad Ali Khan and Wilayat Ali alias Wilayat Husain and the latter had a son named Mubarak husain. Amjad Ali Khan was married to Mt. Razia Begam, the plaintiff-respondent, who instituted the suit, which has given rise to this appeal, to obtain a declaration that she was the owner in possession of house No. 42/13, situate in Mohalla Chah-meh-man In the city of banaras, and that Sheikh Ghulam Abbas (defendant-appellant) had acquired no title thereto by purchase at an auction-sale in execution of a decree against Amjad Ali Khan, who had no interest therein. Amjad Ali Khan, who was arrayed as a defendant in the suit, died during the pendency of the suit; and Razia Begam and Wilayat Husain now appear on the record as his legal representatives.

( 2 ) NAWAB Amjad Ali Khan was the owner of two adjoining houses, bearing Nos. 15/60 and 15/61, situate in mohalla Chahmehman in Banaras. On 12-7-1919, he sold house No. 15/60 (new no. 42/12) to the appellant, Ghulam Abbas. The other house No. 15/61, at some time or the other, was given two numbers, No 15/61a (new No. 42/13) and No. 15/61 (ne

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