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Having regard to the circumstances of the family, which is a comparatively well-to-do one, I think it must be held that a karnavan who engages a
tutor far the purpose of teaching the English language, on terms as to remuneration such as are found here, to the members of the family, is acting
within his authority and makes a contract binding upon his successors. In this view, I hold that the decision of the lower Court, which undoubtedly
finds that there was such a contract by the former karnavan, is one binding upon the succeeding karnavans and that the debt thus due is payable
out of the assets of the family. The petition is dismissed with costs.