(3) The Act is violative of Article 14 of the Constitution in that it discriminates between major unmarried daughters and minor unmarried daughters by excluding the former from the definition of 'family ' under Section 3(7) of the Act Before examining the merits of the above said contentions, it has to be stated that the Act as well as the amending Acts viz. Uttar Pradesh Act 18 of 1973 and Uttar Pradesh Act 2 of 1975 have been included in the Ninth Schedule and therefore Section 5(6) is not open to attack on the ground of constitutional infirmity by reason of the immunity conferred by Article 31 B. Bearing this position in mind, we may refer to the definition of Section 3(7) and Section 5(6) of the Act The relevant provisions read, as under: "Section 3(7): 'family ' in relation to a tenure holder, means himself or herself and his wife or her husband, as the case may be (other than a judicially separated wife or husband), minor sons and minor daughters (other than married daughters)". "Section 5(6): In determining the ceiling area appli 544 cable to a tenure holder, any transfer of land made after the twenty fourth day of January, 1971 which but for the transfer would have been declared surplus land under this Act, shall be ignored and not taken into account: Provided that nothing in this sub section shall apply to (a) a transfer in favour of any person (including Government) referred to in sub section (2); (b) a transfer proved to the satisfaction of the prescribed authority to be in good faith and for adequate consideration and under an irrevocable instrument not being a benami transaction or for immediate or deferred benefit of the tenure holder or other members of his family.