JUDGMENT

1. This is an appeal by the plaintiff in a suit for the construction of a Will, for the administration of a trust (private debuttar) created thereby, for the removal of the trustee, for the appointment of a new trustee or receiver, for declaration that an execution sale of a portion of the trust estate held on the 14th January 1913, when it was purchased by the son of the trustee was invalid and inoperative, for proper investment of a sum of Rs. 11,500 alleged to form part of the trust estate, and for other incidental reliefs. The Subordinate Judge has found in favour of the plaintiff upon several of the questions in controversy, but he has dismissed the suit on the ground that the allegations of misconduct have not been established and the plaintiff is not entitled to ask for the removal of the trustee. To appreciate the substantial points in dispute, between the parties (whose relation, ship will appear from the annexed genealogical table), it is necessary to consider briefly the history of the trust which, since its foundation, has formed the subject of many proceedings in Court.