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Narinder Nath vs Mahinder Nath on 1 October, 1994

3. It is stated that since books and details are with the defendants, accounts have to be taken from them ; that defendant no. 1, banker of plaintiff no. 2, its auditor are not cooperating because the moneys are being spent/diverted to promote business contacts of defendant no. 1 and not for the objects of the Trust; that otherwise there could be no objection either for the Banker or for the Auditor to share information on account with the Trustee i.e. plaintiff no. 1 ; that on 21-09-1988 plaintiff no. 1 addressed a letter to defendant no. 2 informing the Bank about the differences having arisen between the Trustee and the 6 Suit No. 10/11/93 Narinder Nath Nanda Vs. Mohinder Nath instructions that the current account be converted into deposit account in relation to assets of the plaintiff no. 2 with immediate effect ; that this was repeated on 2-03-1992 ; that a request for supply of statement of account was made on 6-03-1992 and photocopy of the statement of account was provided on 10-04-1992 which had certain discrepancies which were brought to the notice of defendant no. 2 on 16-04-92 followed by the reminders sent on 6-06-92 and 9-06-92 ; that some of these letters were sent to defendant no. 1 also and ultimately on 14-07-1992 a detailed communication was sent incorporating the assertion of plaintiff as the Trustee, in particular as follows:-
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Lakshmi Chit Funds Private Ltd. vs Official Liquidator, Palai Central ... on 8 December, 1964

"Application of funds under joint control of Trustees by authority of Trustees otherwise than joint, would thus be regarded as the other Trustees borrowing the money. Banker having notice of the character of the money lying with it is impressed with the character of charity money, Banker comes in fiduciary role and is dutybound to protect the interest of the charity or Trust money. Withdrawal by one Trustee amount to loans to that Trustee or Trustees and Bankers in such situations are liable to restitute the Trust money as the withdrawals were fraud on the Trust or Charity. As has been held in Trivandrum Chit Fund Limited and Others vs. Official Liquidator, PALAI Central Bank Limited (1963) 33 Comp.
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