Judgment.-The plaintiff is the appellant in this second appeal. The question for decision is whether in the lane marked V in the rough sketch. (Exhibit A-7) attached to the plaint, which belongs to the plaintiff, the defendants are entitled to a right of way. It is necessary to have an idea of the location of the properties as given in Exhibit A-7. There are five plots, designated by the letters I, II, III, IV and V in the sketch. Plot I is the westernmost plot and it abuts Kandasami Koil Street, which is west of Plot I and runs north to south. The north-south measurement of plot I is 30’, 90’

Plot II is just east of Plot I and it also measures 30’ north to south. Plot III ‘is just east of plot II, but its north-south measurement is only 22’ (the east-west measurement being 30’). Thus the western boundary of Plot III is only to a length of 22’ along the eastern boundary of plot II and that 22’ is counting from the northern point of the common boundary. Plot IV is just east of Plot III and the north-south measurement thereof is also 22’ (the east-west measurement being 60’). Just east of Plot IV there is a public street called Satchidanandam Street. Plot V is immediately south of Plo

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