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8. Hence with the soundness of my mind without any force or pressure and after having fully under-, stood and also having thought it proper I execute this will in favour of Dhuj Singh, my own ;on, with the above-mentioned terms."

The learned counsel for the appellant naturally lays stress upon the words "absolute owner " (Malik kamil) and "'generation after generation?' (naslan bad naslan) used in reference to the interest which Dhuj Singh was to, take under the will. These words, it cannot be, disputed, are descriptive of a heritable and alienable estate in the donee, and they connote full proprietary rights unless there is something in the context or in the surrounding circumstances which indicate that absolute rights were not intended to, be conferred. In all such cases the true intention of the testor has to be gathered not by attaching importance to isolated expressions but by reading the will as a whole with all its provisions and ignoring none of them as redundant or contradictory.