d. When the Plaintiff approached the Defendants for selling a part of the said land for her medical expenses, the Defendants 1 and 2 were not responsible. In December 2012, the Plaintiff, coming to know through her friends that things were not normal, had verified the said sale Trial Court and she found that the sale was not registered in her name, but it was registered in the name of the Defendants 2 to 5 herein under Document No.10343 of 2012. On coming to know that she was cheated, she enquired with the Defendants and they were evasive. Hence, the Plaintiff filed a complaint in CSR.No.217 of 2014 dated 1.6.2014. Since the police authorities represented that it was a case of civil nature, the Plaintiff had sent a legal notice dated 01.6.2014 to the Defendants, calling upon them to repay the sum of Rs.1,52,00,000/- as the Defendants had obtained the sale deed for the said property in their names by utilising the money of the Plaintiff. The Defendants had sent a reply dated 11.6.2014, containing false allegations, alleging that the Plaintiff had offered to purchase the said property from the Defendants for an amount of Rs.1,16,00,000/- and the Plaintiff had paid only a sum of Rs.73,85,080/- and a balance of Rs.42,14,920/- was payable and that if the Plaintiff fails to pay the balance sale consideration, the Defendants were prepared to repay the sum of Rs.73,85,080/- received from her towards the said sale transaction.