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1931 Supreme(Mad) 142

Gorantala Parvatamma – Appellant
Versus
Veeragandam Subbayya – Respondent


JUDGMENT

1. This appeal by defendant 3 arises out of a suit for partition filed on behalf of the plaintiff a minor at the time of the suit by his next friend, his maternal uncle, against defendant 1, his uncle, defendant 2 his father, and defendant 3 daughter of defendant 1. After the suit was filed, defendant 4 was born with the result that the plaintiffs share was reduced from one-fourth to one-sixth. The plaintiff got a decree below. Defendant 3 files this appeal in respect of two items of immovable property: (1) 2 1/2 cents in item 40 of Schedule A and 2.2 acres of dry land in item 51 of Schedule A and an item of debt. Defendant 3 claimed in her written statement that the two former items did not belong to the joint family but belonged to herself. The Subordinate Judge found this point against her and gave a decree for the plaintiff in respect of these two items also. Hence she appeals. Taking these items in succession, the sale deed for the first item of 2 1/2 cents is Ex. 4. The Survey No. is 350. It originally consisted of 23 cents. A portion of this land--about 14 cents--had previously been sold to the family under Ex. 7-a in August 1910. Another portion consisting of about





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