Pedda Chennaiah during his life time had bequeathed all his properties to his wife Laxmamma by his registered will dated May 12, 1947 with right to enjoy the property with vested reminder in the respondents with absolute right and he died on May 25, 1947, Laxmamma held the property during her life time and she died on October 21, 1965.
When the appellants started interfering with the possession and enjoyment of the plaint schedule properties, the respondents filed O. S. No.
The properties were mutated in their name.
The respondents are the sons of the sister of Laxmamma, widow of Pedda Chennaiah.
On appeal, the Additional District Judge companyfirmed the same.
437/77, by judgment and decree dated February 21, 1979 the learned single Judge of Andhra Pradesh dismissed the same.
Thus, this appeal by special leave.
In the Second Appeal No.
Shri K. Madhava Reddy has companytended that numberinjunction can be granted against a true owner.
The appellants are sons of the brother of Bhoomireddy Pedda Chennaiah.
The trial Court as well as the appellate Court have companycurrently found as a fact thus The lands were transferred in the name of the respondents and pattas also were granted to them and they were in possession and enjoyment of the property since the death of their testator, Voluminous evidence clearly demonstrated the fact.
187/69 in the Court of District Munsif at Anantapur for a perpetual injunction.
The trial Court decreed it.
