( 1 ) THIS case has come before the Full Bench on a reference made by our learned brother Krishna Rao J. , in second appeal heard by the learned Judge. The appeal arises out of a suit for partition and recovery of a share in certain immovable properties or in the alternative for dissolution of partnership and for taking of accounts. Plaintiffs 1 and 2 and defendants 10 to 12 belong to one family viz. , Addanki family while defendants 1 to 9 belong to another family viz; Bhaskara family. These families founded a partnership at will somewhere in 1926 and carried on business in hulling rice and decorticating ground-nuts. On 2-2-1949 the plaintiffs issued a notice of dissolution of partnership being Ex. A-15 in the case. Thereafter on 4-3-1949 they filed the present suit claiming a one-fourth share in the properties belonging to the firm. The main objection of the defendants to this suit was that the plaintiffs had relinquished their share under Ex. B-18 dated 27-8-1936 under an unregistered karar. The plaintiffs in reply stated that Ex-B-18 was not a genuine document, that it was not acted upon and above all, that it was inadmissible in evidence for want of registration. These legal o

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