ORDER. - This is a rule issued by me on the pltfs. in a suit instituted by them and now pending before the fourth Ct. of the Munsiff at Alipore to show cause why the suit should not be removed from that Ct. to the H. C, under the provisions of Cl. 13, Letters Patent, and there tried in its extraordinary Original Jurisdiction.

2. The facts of the case are briefly as follows: There is a School in southern Calcutta, known as the Chakrabere H. E. School. It is located, partly in premises No. 23/1 Chakrabere Road and partly in premises No. 93 Bakul Began Road, in Bhawanipore. Several hundred students are on the roll, so that it is an institution of no mean dimensions. To cater for the intellectual needs of so many juvenile persons of tender years, one would have thought that there existed an atmosphere of calm tranquillity, with the gentle pursuit of knowledge, which is the characteristic of all true seats of learning. But in the case of this most unfortunate Institution this is not to be. The growing lives of these hundreds of future citizens is of no consequence amidst the clash and din of contending factions, to whom the only thing that seems to matter is the solution to the question

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