Cornish, J.

1. The appeal is against the order of the Subordinate Judge appointing a Receiver. The appellant was the twenty-first plaintiff in a suit brought by a group of persons of the A.L. family against a group of defendants representing the V.R. family for a declaration that both these families were entitled to the management and trusteeship of certain temple properties under a scheme framed by agreement between the families in 1907. The plaint prayed further reliefs against the first defendant in particular by way of an injunction and for an account. The suit was decreed. The right of all the members of the A.L. and V.R. families to the trusteeship, as also the validity of the 1907 agreement and scheme, were declared; the first defendant was restrained from interfering with the rights of the A.L. family and he was directed to account for his management. For this purpose a commissioner was appointed and this commissioner was also appointed receiver for the special purpose of at once realising all the debts due to the devasthanam from the members of the A.L. and V.R. families and from strangers except tenants.

2. An appeal has been filed against the decree. It need only b