Ramesam, J.

1. The facts of this Second Appeal may be briefly stated. One Varanasi Ramayya owned an Inam, measuring 2 acres 30 cents, in the suit village of Ramasingavaram. He sold half of it to P.W. 3, under Ex. A (14th December 1895). P.W. 3 sold half of his moiety (i.e., one-fourth) under Ex. C-1 to K. Lingamaraju, who then sold it to plaintiff, under Ex. B. P.W. 3 sold the other half of his main by also to plaintiff under Ex. C (21st April 1914). Thus whatever inam Ramayya had sold passed to the plaintiff. The suit is for recovery of that Inam.

2. There is some doubt and confusion, as to the identity of the inam. As will appear later on, the point is in my opinion, not material. But I may indicate the nature of the doubt, according to the Munsifs findings. The Subordinate Judge has given no finding. According to the District Mursif, it appears that the Survey number of the Inam, according to the old Survey, was No. 114. In the resettlement of the village in 1899 or 1900, S. No. 114 is shown as 236-A. The rest of the Survey No. 236 belongs to Government. The Munsif also says : "At the time of the Sub-Division, Survey field No. 236-A appears to have been shown as Survey fie