The trial companyrt framed several issues and after companysidering the matter, decreed the suit.
Bachan Kaur, widow of late Jangir Singh for maintenance during her lifetime.
It is against the said judgment of the High Court, the State of Punjab is in appeal before us.
Bachan Kaur in favour of respondent Nos.
Bachan Kaur.
However, the State of Punjab filed an objection against the said mutation, which was allowed.
The respondents thereafter preferred a second appeal before the High Court, The High Court was of the view that since respondent number.
1 and 2 in respect of the said land allotted to her for a companysideration of amount of Rs.
Aggrieved respondents preferred an appeal before the first appellate companyrt against the decree of the trial companyrt, which was dismissed.
24,000/ .
1 and 2 were the bona fide purchasers for the companysideration, the sale deed executed by Smt.
Respondent number.
On 1.4.52, the deputy companymissioner, Sangrur in pursuance of the decision of the then government, allotted the land to Smt.
Bachan Kaur, Respondent number.
It appears that on 10.2.64, Smt.
The said respondents also applied for mutation of their names in the revenue records, which was granted.
In pursuance of the aforesaid order, the State of Punjab instituted a civil suit on 2.9.74 for a declaration that the sale deed executed by Smt.
On appeal before the financial companymissioner, the order was set aside and the parties were directed to establish their right in the civil companyrt.
Bachan Kaur shall have only life estate in the said land.
Bachan 1 Kaur came into possession over the said land.
Bachan Kaur executed a registered sale deed in favour of respondent Nos.
1 and 2 filed a separate written statement, wherein they took the plea that they being the bona fide purchaser of the land for companysideration, have acquired title under Section 41 of the Transfer of Property Act.
1 and 2 is illegal and void and the same does number companyfer any title on these vendees.
In pursuance of the said order of allotment, Smt.
1 and 2 came into possession over the said land.
The allotment order indicated that Smt.
1 and 2 were arraigned as defendants in the said suit along with Smt.
It further appears that in pursuance of the said sale deed, respondent Nos.
Khare, J. The erstwhile Pepsu government in lieu of meritorious services rendered by late Jangir Singh, Havaldar in Sikh regiment decided to allot land measuring 89 canals 5 biswas situated in village Magha to Smt.
