under Ext.B3. No evidence adduced to show the user of way by the testator 'as of right' over the item No. 4 schedule property. If it was actually, used by the testator 'as of right' it might have found a place in the document executed by him bequeathing his right, title and interest over the property in favour of the plaintiffs, that too just 5 years before his death and 5 years before the suit. The omission to specify and mention the existence of the said way item No.4 in Ext.B3 Will would be self explanatory with respect to the nature of user, if any, enjoyed by the testator over item No.4 of the plaint. In order to satisfy an easement of way by prescription the user must be 'as of right'. The Commissioner who had located the way by preparing a rough sketch based on the foot marks and the way is lying in a zigzag manner passing through some what middle of the property of the defendant, bifurcating the same into two irregular pieces, this would show that the user, if any, was not 'as