that the plaintiff's husband was the Charted Accountant of the defendant Trust and he created the documents by influencing the then Managing Trustee, Mr.A.Krishnaswamy. It is further avered that after the transfer of monies to the accounts of the defendant's Trust, the plaintiff's husband, through his assistant Mr.S.Santhana krishnan, who also figures as witness to the promissory notes, has withdrawn a sum of Rs.25,00,000/- using the self cheque issued by the Managing Trustee, on 12.08.2015 and he further withdrew a sum of Rs.9.5 lakhs each on 14.08.2018 and 27.08.2018 and 8.5 lakhs on 28.08.2015. Therefore, according to the defendant, though the plaintiff transfered the money to the accounts of the defendant, those monies were withdrawn by using the self cheque given by Managing Trustee through Mr.Santhana krishnan, who was assisting both the plaintiff as well as the defendant. The very withdrawal of these monies using self cheques by Mr.Santhana krishnan is suspicious and according to the defendant it would show that the plaintiff through her husband, had taken back huge sums of money which was transfered to the account of the Trust by the plaintiff. On these contentions, the defendant sought for leave to defend the suit.
