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1895 Supreme(SC) 13

SIR RICHARD COUCH, LORD WATSON, LORD DAVEY
ADMINISTRATOR-GENERAL OF BENGAL – Appellant
Versus
PREM LAL MULLICK – Respondent


Advocates:
Solicitors for the Petitioner: T. L. Wilson & Co. Solicitor for the Administrator-General: J. F. Watkins.

Judgement

THIS was a petition by Prem Lal Mullick, the infant adopted son and heir of the testator, through his adoptive mother and next friend, Sreemutty Tregoona Soondery Dossee, to vary an Order of Her Majesty in Council dated the 11th of May, 1895.

The suit in this case (which is reported ante, p. 107) prayed for the administration of the estate of Nundo Lal Mullick, the testator; for the appointment of a receiver pending its determination ; for injunctions against the Administrator-General and the executors restraining the one from accepting a transfer of the estate, and the others from intermeddling therewith; for the removal of the executors, and for accounts against them.

The petition stated that by agreement between the Petitioners attorney and the Administrator-General and his attorney an application was made in the suit for an injunction and receiver on the ground that the Administrator-General was about to dispose of certain of the testators property, maintaining his right to do so as transferee from the executor under sect. 31, Act II. of 1874, while the Plaintiff maintained that such transfer was bad in law; conveyance admitted by both parties, no affidavit to be used













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