N. Kumar, J.

1. This is the plaintiffs appeal against dismissal of her suit for partition and separate possession of her share in the suit properties.

2. For the sake of convenience, parties would be referred to as they are referred in the original suit.

3. The suit is filed for partition of vacant sites, house properties (except 7(f) of item No. 1 of the suit schedule) and agricultural lands (Item No. 2 of suit schedule) standing in the name of one Bachappa and the lands in respect of which the grand sons of said Bachappa through his eldest son Late B. Kalappa entered into a joint development agreement with the 13th defendant (Item No. 3 of the Suit schedule).

4. The plaintiff is the youngest daughter of one Bachappa. The said Bachappa had three wives. Through the 1st wife Bayamma, he had a son by name B. Kalappa and a daughter by name Akkayyamma, the 1st defendant in the suit. After the 1st wife's demise, he married Muniyamma and begot the 10th defendant B. Narayanappa. After the death of the 2nd wife, Bachappa married another lady also by name Muniyamma; 18th defendant