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who was then Presiding Officer of the Civil Court, appeared as witness before the trial Court in this case and stated the deceased was personally known to him, he had appeared before him on 9-4-1962 on which date he had recorded his statement and did not notice that the deceased was suffering from any mental ailment.
On this issue we have also examined the evidence with the assistance of the learned counsel for the appellants and find that the respondents had examined mostly official witnesses to show that at the time of gift the deceased was in a mentally fit condition and was neither under duress not suffering from any disease which may affect the validity of the gift. From these witnesses it has been established that the gifts were made during 5-2-1962 to 8-2-1962, and 9-3-1962. Khan died on 23-11-1962. The conclusion and the findings given by both the Courts are duly supported by reliable evidence produced by the defence. These findings are concurrent and are unexceptionable.