JUDGMENT

Sulaiman, J. - This is a defendants' appeal arising out of a suit for sale on the basis of a security bond dated 11th July 1907, executed by the defendant-appellants. It appears that Mt. Faiz-un-nissa obtained a decree against Mt. Hanif-un-nissa from the High Court in appeal arising out of suit No. 37 of 1903. The decree was for about Rs. 63,000. Mt. Faiz-un-nissa sold her decree to Bansi Dhar, the father of the present plaintiffs for Rs. 40,000 Prior to these proceedings Mehdi Ali Khan and Abdullah Khan the appellants held a decree in suit No. 20 of 1902 for over Rs. 11,500 against Mt. Faiz un-nissa. In execution of their decree they attached the decree held by Mt. Faiz-un-nissa against Mt. Hanif-un-nissa. This sale took place after the attachment and therefore all claims under it were subject to that attachment.

2. The attaching creditors sought to execute the decree but the Court ordered that the decree should be executed by Bansi Dhar although when the sale proceeds are realised the decree of the attaching creditors should be discharged first. In execution of this decree some property was sold at auction on 26th October 1906 for Rs. 14,950 and bulk of it was purchased by