( 1 ) THIS is a plaintiffs appeal arising Out of a suit praying for the removal of defendant No. 1 from his office as manager and of defendants Nos. 2 and 3 from their office as trustees of a private endowment, and for his own appointment as manager of the same. The plaintiff further sought an injunction restraining the defendants from managing the endowed property or interfering with its management in future. The plaintiff also claimed rendition of accounts from defendant No. 1 the manager. The dispute in the present case relates to a private endowment which was created by one Chhunnu Lal an ancestor of the plaintiff in the year 1893 by a written deed. By this deed of endowment Chunnu Lal dedicated some properties to the idols of Sitaramji and other deities. For the management of this endowment he framed an elaborate scheme in the deed executed by him. According to this scheme, he was himself to be the manager of this endowment for his life time, and, after his death, his son Jagannath Prasad was to be its manager. The deed further provided for the appointment of a number of trustees whose duty it was to supervise the work of the manager. The office of the manager, accordi