Goverdhan Singh and Vijay Singh was not a partition deed and since the same was not registered nor stamped properly, the same was not admissible in evidence and since the so-called partition deed alleged to have been executed on 14.01.1958 was never acted upon, another document was admittedly executed between Keshari Singh and Vijay Singh, the two out of four brothers and the said document Ex. 1 dated 14.04.1968 was a conditional document, according to which, the plaintiff Keshari Singh, who is now represented by his legal representatives, was to demolish the property known as “Kawarpada Ka Mahal” and the emptied plot was to be handed over to Vijay Singh and upon which, the said Vijay Singh was to hand over the suit property namely, “Govind Vilas” and “Mukut-Mahal” occupied by him and his family to his elder brother Keshari Singh and if such demolished property and emptied plot was not handed over by the plaintiff to the defendants (Keshari Singh to Vijay Singh) by the stipulated time of Asoj Sud 15, Samvat Year 2025 then, for every one month of delay, the said brother Vijay Singh was entitled to have extended stay in the suit property for one year. According to the plaintiffs, Chandraveer Singh and Smt. Chand Kumari, legal representatives of deceased Keshari Singh, they had demolished the said property namely, “Kawarpada Ka Mahal” which was in dilapidated condition and the same was demolished before the stipulated date spending a sum of