BENNET
Sri Behariji Maharaj Birajman Thakurdwara – Appellant
Versus
Lala Manmohan Das – Respondent
JUDGMENT
Bennet, Ag. C.J.
1. This is a first appeal by the receiver of the estate of Sri Behariji, an idol in Allahabad City, against a simple mortgage decree. The suit was brought by the plaintiff, Lala Manmohan Das, against three persons originally, defendant 1, Janki Prasad, son of Mukundi Lal, for himself and as mutwalli, manager and karkun of Thakurdwara Sri Behariji Maharaj, (2) Brij Mohan Das, son of Mukandi Lal, and (3) Munnu Lal minor, son of Brij Mohan Das. The original plaint set out that the plaintiff was mortgagee and the mortgagors were defendants 1 to 3. The date of the mortgage was 4th December 1926. The plaint set out further that one Mt. Lalta Bibi had caused a Thakurdwara to be constructed, and for defraying the expenses relating to the construction of the Thakurdwara and other expenses she borrowed from Bisheshar Das and Misri Lal Rupees 3000 under a mortgage deed of 15th July 1895 and constructed the Thakurdwara and installed Sri Behariji, the appellant, therein. Para. 4 set out that for payment of this mortgage of 1895 Mt. Lalta Bibi on 11th July 1907 borrowed Rs. 4000 from another idol called Sri Thakurji. Para. 5 set out that on this mortgage of 1907 a suit No
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