Supreme Court of India
Chennuru Gavararaju Chetty v. Chennuru Silaramamurty Chetty and Others
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Lease, Renewal of-Manufacture of sal:t-Lessees, i,f fiduciaries of ·quondam partners-Constructive trust-Test-Presumption Indian Trusts :Act, z88a (II of z88a), ss. 88, 90-Madras Salt Act, z889 (Mad. 4 of z889). ' The appellant, defendant No. I in the suit, from which the appeal arises, and the father of defendants. 2 to 7, as the highest bidders, obtained a seventeen years' lease of a salt factory from the Government and the license to manufacture and sell salt under the Madras Salt Act, 1889. They entered into a partnership with the plaintiffs to carry on their business for the period of
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