VEERASWAMI

1. These appeals, arising out of a suit under S. 92, C.P.C., and by defendants 2, 5, 6, 8 and 9 who are trustees among others, one directed against a decree directing a scheme to be settled and asking for a draft scheme and other against a decree settling a scheme for Sir Thiagaraja College, Madras, and allied institutions. In a partition document, dated 19th May 1917, executed by Pitti Pedda Thyagaraja Chetti and Pitti Chinna Thyagaraja Chetti, the properties described in the C schedule thereto were set apart for charitable and other purposes. This trust has since grown considerably, the properties belonging to which are now estimated to be worth somewhere near half a crore of rupees. Originally what was a small school in the first decade of this century, developed by 1950 into Sir Theagaraja College, High School and an Elementary School. About 2000 students are studying in the day college, 1220 students in the evening college, 1900 students in the High School and 100 in the elementary school. These institutions provide for different courses of study and are recognised by the University of Madras. On 12th November 1931, Stone, J. on an application under Ss. 35