What was the dispute between Veerabhadrappa and Chenbasappa, and how did Baba intervene to resolve their greed?

The dispute arose after a piece of marshy land, dedicated to Shankara and belonging to Veerabhadrappa's wife Gauri, was sold for one hundred thousand rupees. As detailed in Chapter 47, Chenbasappa Gurav demanded half of the annual interest from the sale, claiming a right as the Gurav (priest). Veerabhadrappa refused to give him anything. The argument escalated, and they both came to Baba. Baba's intervention was direct and rooted in spiritual wisdom. He told them both, "Do not fall into useless greed and confusion," reminding them that the land and its value were offered to Shankara and belonged to God. He stated that only Gauri had an inherited right and that anyone else desiring the money would face God's anger.