JUDGMENT

Sulaiman, J. - This is a plaintiffs' appeal arising out of an order returning the plaint in a suit u/s 92 of the CPC for presentation to the proper Court. The plaintiffs alleged that the houses and other properties detailed in the plaint were trust properties situated in the cantonments at Meerut and had been endowed for public and religious purposes for over a century. They further alleged that part of the constructions had been made from public subscriptions and that houses and residential quarters had been built for barbers. It was the plaintiffs' case that the barber community of the cantonments used to appoint a manager to look after the worship of the temples and to manage the properties, and that the last manager was one Dhi Mai, father of defendant No. 2, who died in 1916. The plaintiffs went on to allege that since the death of Dhi Mai no manager had been appointed, but the defendant No. 1, a lady, as guardian of defendant No. 2, had been acting as manager of the said properties. They then proceeded to state that various breaches of trust had been committed, that no accounts had been rendered, that the buildings were out of repairs, and that the defendants were eve