The plant is a small tree with imparipinnate compound, glabrous leaves. The bark is grey. Fruits are 4-loculed or by abortion of 2 ovules/seeds they produce 2 seeds. The plant is growing in Australia.
This looks like a Meliaceae (mahogany family) but as Arvind Singh mentioned, flowers would be very helpful.
The plant is not in flowering these days but whenever it does, I will post a picture. Thanks for response.
The fruits are looks like a Harpullia species belongs to the family Sapindaceae.
Dear Dr. Ghafoor
The photograph is a member of the family Sapindaceae. but regarding the genus and the species there are confusion - Apparently it like a member of the genus Harpullia of the family Sapindaceae as the fruit and leaf character shows similarity with that genus, but unless the flowers are not observed it is not possible to make any conclusion.
With regards
Sunit
It might be Harpullia arborea. Close up of flowers and fruits may help in confirmation
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