S.AIYANGAR
Kuppuswami Goundan – Appellant
Versus
Chinnaswami Goundan – Respondent
Srinivasa Aiyangar, J.
1. The question for determination in this second appeal has turned out to be one of considerable difficulty. It has reference to and bears upon the terms of Section 50, Registration Act. The facts on the basis of which the question has been raised may be briefly set out. The plaintiff is the appellant in this Court. He instituted the suit from which this second appeal has arisen for recovery of possession of certain items of property. He claimed a right to such possession on the title acquired by him under a registered sale-deed, Ex. A, in the case bearing date 15th June 1922. The defendants who are the respondents here claim a right to the properties under an unregistered sale-deed, Ex. I in the case bearing date 5th June 1917. There was some dispute at some stage with regard to the extent of the properties covered by these two deeds of sale, but for the purpose of the present appeal we must take it that both the documents cover and include the properties, the subject-matter of this suit. Both the lower courts have concurred in dismissing the plaintiffs suit and hence this appeal.
2. Mr. T.M. Krishnaswami Ayyar, the learned vakil for the appellant, has
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