S. Vellu Pillai, J.

1. The property of 62 cents, of which the suit property of 37 cents is a part, belonged to Narayana Panicker. He gave Ex. P-l, a deed of assignment for the property in the year 1076, in favour of his wife Janaki Amma. He died leaving him surviving Janaki Amma and two daughters, the plaintiff and Lakshmi Amma. Janaki Amma married again and Karthiyayani Amma is her daughter by that marriage. Lakshmi Amma died issueless in the year 1093. Defendants 1 to 4 are the children of the plaintiff and defendants 6 to 8 are the children of the second defendant. In the year 1115 by a partition deed Ex. P-2 the property was divided into two shares treating it as the tar wad property of Janaki Amma, the suit property being allotted to the tavazhy of the plaintiff and the remainder of the property being allotted to the group which was constituted by Janaki Amma, Karthiyayani Amma and her two children. Ever since, they have been in separate possession and enjoyment accordingly. The present suit was instituted in the year 1957 alleging, that by Ex. P-l, the property became vested in Janaki Amma, the plaintiff, and Lakshmi Amma, that the recital in Ex. P-2 that it belonged t