( 1 ) ALL the three appeals and the revision petition which are before us arise out of a suit brought by the minor plaintiffs against Narukula Venkayya and his wife Rangamma in the Zilla Court, Warangal. These plaintiffs are the grandsons of one Nuna Ramayya. who died leaving surviving him widow Nagamma and a son by the first wife, Venkayya, the father of the plaintiffs. It is common ground that after his marriage with Nagamma, Ramayya became separate from his son both in residence and food and that they used to cultivate their lands separately. According to the defendants, this was in consequence of partition between the father and the son. This position is not accepted by the plaintiffs who attribute it to mere administrative convenience, but their previous plaint filed in the Madhira Court through their maternal grand-father contains clear admission to that effect. As Nagamma had no issue she brought up her sisters daughter. Rangamma, defendant No. 2, and got her married to 1st defendant. Both the defendants were living with her during the life-time of Ramayya. After the death of Ramayya which took place two years prior to the death of plaintiffs father, Nagamma was found in pos

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