JUDGMENT

Bajpai, J. - This is a second appeal by the defendants against whom the plaintiffs suit for recovery of possession of the plaint property has been decreed by the Courts below. The facts are that one Mt. Anjora Kuar was the widow of Ram Rachha Lal and was, as a Hindu widow, possessed of a certain zamindari property and a house. On 18th February 1878, she executed a document which purported to be a perpetual lease in favour of her brother's son by which she leased out the zamindari property to him. Mt. Anjora Kuar died in October 1925. The plaintiffs who are the reversioners of Ram Richha Lal brought the present suit in 1929 for recovery of possession over the leased property and the house owned by Mt. Anjora Kuar. It is conceded by the appellants that so far as the house is concerned, the appellants cannot, in view of the findings of the Courts below, lay any claim and the suit has been rightly decreed regarding the same. It has however been strongly contended that the plaintiffs are not entitled to recover possession of the leased property. There is a pedigree given at the foot of the plaint and it is said that a perusal of the pedigree will show that when the lease was exe