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Where the plaintiff sues under s. 92 of the Code of Civil Procedure for framing a scheme in respect of a choultry, which of the following types of interest is not enough?
That the plaintiff is residing in the place where the choultry is situated
That the plaintiff might have belonged to the family entitled to hereditary trusteeship
Either (A) or (B)
None of these
- Section 92 of Code of Civil Procedure allows suits relating to public trusts to be filed only by persons having an interest in the trust.
- Merely residing in the place where the choultry is situated (Option 1) does not show a real interest in its administration or objects.
- Being a person who might have belonged to the family entitled to hereditary trusteeship (Option 2) is not enough, unless a current legal right or interest can be established.
- Option 3 asserts that either (A) or (B) is not enough, which correctly represents the law.
- Option 4 ("None of these") would be wrong since (A) and (B) are indeed not enough.
The correct answer is: Option 3 - Either (A) or (B).
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