Bhungi had gives birth to three daughters, Gulabi, Sulabi And Bulaki, the appellant, Gulabi died on 7.2.1963.
This appeal, by special leave, arises from the judgment dated December 14, 1977 passed by the Allahabad High Court in Second Appeal No.
By operation of the proviso to Section 24 of the Act, it is companytended that even subsequent permission validates the alienation by way of a gift.
Shri Juneja, learned companynsel appearing for the appellant has companytended that the permission for alienation was number properly obtained from companypetent officer and that, therefore, it was invalid.
Bechans second wife Bhikni had a son, Laldhar, born to her former husband, and brought him along with her when she was married to Bechan.
On 1.1.1951 and application for permission to the Sub Divisional Officer was made and the sanction thereof was granted on the next day, namely, June 2, 1951.
when the said gift deeds were challenged by the appellant, the appellate Court and the High Court upheld the validity of the first tow gift deed and declared the third gift deed to be invalid.
He has pointed out that the first two gift deeds were made on June 1, 1951 and June 2,1951.
The admitted facts are that the last male holder in the family, Bechan had tow wives, Bhungi and Bhikni.
The first tow gift deed were made in the year 1951 and the third gift deed on 18.11.57.
After her marriage with Bechan she had a daughter by name Gunia.
During the life time of Bechan, Who was a bhumidar under the U.P. Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act, 1950, he had executed three gift deeds i favour of Laldhar.
Smt Sulabi and Smt.
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