In re G B Seethayamma     1

" but may in some cases, be the value of the relief granted by the decree which a party wishes to get rid of This dictum, however, hypothesizes for its applicability, a case in which the value of the suit as originally filed and the value of the relief granted are different In the case before us the relief given to the plaintiff is the relief he sought subject to the payment of certain compensation for improvements But the appellant here seeks to get rid of the relief given to the plaintiff in the decree in that it declares him entitled to the land he sought to vindicate If he succeeds in obtaining that relief, the question of compensation for improvements does not arise For this reason alone my view is that this case has no appli cation Nor, in my opinion, has the other Indian case cited to us