respect to the suit property. Respondent no.1/plaintiff no.1 is the husband of plaintiff no.2/respondent no.2. Both the respondents filed the suit as plaintiffs because the suit property was purchased from the original owner Sh. Narender Paul by means of documents being the Agreement to Sell, registered Will, receipt and registered General Power of Attorney, and, the Agreement to Sell of the suit property was by Sh. Narender Paul in favour of plaintiff no.2/wife, whereas in favour of the plaintiff no.1/respondent no.1/husband a registered General Power of Attorney was executed. The documents in question executed by Sh. Narender Paul in favour for respondents/plaintiffs are dated 16.6.1994. The documents are documents whereby respondent no. 2 got transfer of the title in her favour of the suit property on payment of consideration. By the documents dated 16.6.1994 respondents/plaintiffs purchased not only the suit property being the first floor but also the second floor of the property. Pleading that appellant/defendant is a trespasser in the suit property, and who had illegally entered into the suit property being an associate of Sh. M.A. Shamsuddin who was handed over possession of the second floor of the property by the erstwhile owner Sh. Narender Paul, the subject suit was filed for possession and mesne profits with respect to the first floor in illegal occupation of the appellant/defendant.
