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    <description>The defendants appealed against a suit for rendition of accounts by the plaintiff, alleging agency as part of a joint Hindu family. The lower court decreed the suit, appointing a commissioner to assess the defendants&#039; liability. The defendants claimed agency termination and disputed liability for rent collections. The court found defendant 1 as the principal agent, passing a preliminary decree for account rendition. Despite the plaintiff withholding documents, the court established the defendants&#039; liability. The limitation plea was rejected, affirming agency existence within the limitation period. The appeal was dismissed, upholding the lower court&#039;s decision and awarding costs to the plaintiff.</description>
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