ORDER :- This is a summons taken out by the Bank of India Ltd., (hereinafter called the claimants) for an order against the Official Liquidator as the liquidator of the National Security Bank Ltd., (hereinafter called the bank) to pay to the claimants an aggregate sum of Rs. 5,000 on the ground that such sum was held by the bank in trust for the claimants. The amount represents the proceeds of three cheques for Rs. 1000, Rs. 2,000 and Rs. 2,000 respectively drawn on the Talod branch of the bank, which the claimants sent to the head office of the bank in Bombay for collection. The cheques were duly forwarded by the bank to their branch at Talod. The Talod branch debited the amounts to the account of its customer and credited them to the account of the head office and forwarded two credit notes in respect thereof to the head office. These credit notes are dated 15th and 21st February 1947, respectively; but they did not reach the head office until after they suspended payment on 21st February 1947. The earlier of these credit notes bears an endorsement that it was received on 26th February 1947. The other credit note bears no endorsement but could not obviously have been rec