(1.) Prima facie, the suit appears to be misconceived insofar as the identity of the property in respect whereof it has been filed.
(2.) Defendant No. 2 along with one Maruti, one Bandu and the three heirs of one Shripati were the owners of a larger property, of which the suit property forms a part.
(3.) Defendant No. 1 on the other hand had purchased the said property from defendant No. 2. It is pertinent to note that defendant No. 2 had filed a suit for partition and possession of his 1/4 th share against the other co-owners. A decree had been passed in that suit and his 1/4 th share had been demarcated, partitioned by metes and bounds and handed over to him. This consisted of the suit property.