V. Balasubrahmanyan, J.

1. Krishnammal, the first respondent herein, was the owner of a house property bearing door No. 197 in Lala Chatram compound, North Masi Street, Madurai. Her next door neighbour was a Charitable institution by name Lala Chatram. In 1968 Krishnammal filed a suit against Lala Chatram claiming title to a vacant space of land, which, according to her, formed part of her property, house and ground, bearing Door No. 197. According to Krishnammal, her neighbour Lala Chatram was attempting to interfere with her possession of this portion of the vacant land. She, accordingly, filed a suit against Lala Chatram for declaration that the vacant space belonged to her and for an injunction restraining Lala Chatram from interfering with her rights. In the schedule attached to the plaint setting out a description of the suit vacant plot, Krishnammal gave the Survey Number of the plot as T.S. No. 620. Lala Chatram entered appearance and resisted the suit. Their case was that Krishnammal laid claim to title to the suit plot Which, in fact, was part of the Chatram's own land and was included in a different Survey Number, T.S. No. 629. On these pleadings parties went to tria