JUDGMENT 1. The only question raised in this appeal is one of limitation. The suit was by an assignee of a reversioner entitled to certain immoveable property on the death of the widow of the last full owner. The suit was brought within twelve years from the death of the widow. The real question upon which the parties seem to have gone to trial in the Court below was, so far as the plea of limitation was concerned, when did the widow die, did she die within or beyond twelve years of the institution of the suit. And it was found that she died within twelve years, and that the suit was, therefore, within time, having regard to the provisions of Art. 141 of the Limitation Act. The learned vakil for the Defendant-Appellant who, we may here mention, is a purchaser from the widow during her lifetime, and whose purchase has been found to be bad in law, contends that the suit is really a suit which is governed by Art. 91 of the Limitation Act and, inasmuch as it was not instituted within three years from the date when the Plaintiff came to know of the sale in favour of the Defendant, it is barred by limitation. And, in support of his contention, he has relied upon the case of Bejoy Gopal Mukerjee v. Nilratan Mukerjee 7 C. W. N. 864 : S. C. I. L. R. 30 Cal. 990 (1903). All that we need say with reference to this contention is that this is not a suit to set aside an alienation by the widow. It is a suit to recover possession of the immoveable property to which the reversioner became entitled on the death of the Hindu widow, and, as such, the article or articles of the Limitation Act truly applicable are Art. 141 read with Art. 136. The case relied upon is a case where a lease was granted by a Hindu widow and, upon the death of that person, a suit was brought to recover possession by the reversioner by setting aside the lease granted by her. It was held that, in the circumstances of the case, Art. 91 of the Limitation Act would apply. That is not the case which we have to deal with here. The appeal is accordingly dismissed with costs.