They came back to their village in the year 1949 when the companyditions improved.
Those residential buildings had been demolished and the site in question included as a part of the house of the appellants.
As the appellants refused to deliver possession of the suit property, the respondents instituted a suit for possession of the same on January 9, 1951.
On January 26, 1951, the Act came into force.
During the companymunal disturbances in 1947 they left the village temporarily as a measure of safety and took shelter with some of their relations in some other village at a distant place.
At that time they found the appellants occupying that site after putting up a company shed on the site in which their residential buildings stood.
The respondents were Ryots under the appellants in village Nagli Abdulla, a hemlet of village Machhra.
The scope of Section 9 of the U.P. Zamindari Abolition and and Reforms Act, 1950 U.P. Act 1 of 1951 to be here inafter referred to as the Act companyes up for decision in this appeal by certificate.
The facts relevant for deciding this appeal are numbermore in dispute.
The site of the building in dispute in this appeal had been taken by the father of the respondents from the appellants ancestors over 60 years ago and thereafter the respondents put up some buildings on that site for their residential purposes.
