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L. NARASIMHA REDDY
KONETI RAMACHANDRA, S/O. K. NARAYANA SWAMY – Appellant
Versus
G. ANJAPPA, S/O. GANGAPPA – Respondent
( 2 ) THE plaintiff pleaded that the suit schedule property admeasuring about 1 1/2 acres at Punganur village of Chittoor district, was owned by one Smt. Rani Nanjammannidevi, the mother of the 1st defendant, and that the land was leased, in, or about 1940, to one Sri Koneti Manikyarayappa, the father in law of the plaintiff. It was pleaded that ever since then, the land was in possession and enjoyment of the lessee, and since he died somewhere in 1972, being the scale legal heir, the plaintiff succeeded to the tenancy. The lessor is said to have died, some time 1974 and thereby, the 1st defendant became the lessor. The plaintiff complained that the 3rd defendant, claiming to be the transferee of the land, and the 2nd defendant, the maidservant of the 1st defendant, started interfering with his possession of the
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