Sripat Mal vs Harduar Mal And Ors.
Judges: H Richards, Banerji
17 January, 1913·JUDGMENT 1. The question in this case is whether under the Hindu Law, leprosy, unless it be of a virulent type, can exclude a person from inheritance. The learned Vakil for the appellant had cited to us a number of texts in which it is laid down that a person afflicted with an incurable disease is s...
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Ganga Prashad vs Kunwar Dig Bijai Singh And Anr.
Judges: H Richards, Banerji
17 January, 1913·1. This and the connected appeal arise out of suits for arrears of rent brought by the zemindar against his lessee. The defence was that there had been a prior suit by the plaintiff against the same defendants for rent and that the present rent had then become due and might have been claimed, and th...
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Musammat Abadi Bibi vs Sheikh Ilahi Bakhsh
Judges: Chamier
17 January, 1913·JUDGMENT Chamier, J. 1. The plaintiff in this case sold some immoveable property to the defendant for a stated consideration of Rs. 910. The sale deed shows that Rs. 343-1 were paid in cash to the plaintiff and that Rs. 556 15 were left in the hands of the defendant for payment to certain creditors ...
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Natwar And Ors. vs Alkhu And Anr.
Judges: Chamier
17 January, 1913·JUDGMENT Chamier, J. 1. The suit, out of which this appeal has arisen, relates to two plots of land known in the case as the 'upper' and the 'lower' plots. These plots were put for sale as being the property of the first defendant and the plaintiffs then brought this suit for a declaration of their ...
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Sheo Bharose And Ors. vs Pandohi Ahir And Ors.
Judges: Chamier
17 January, 1913·1. This appeal arises out of a suit by the appellants for a declaration that they are occupancy tenants of certain land and that the respondents are trespassers. There was also a prayer for possession in cage the Court held that the appellants had lost possession. 2. It appears that the respondents,...
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Gendan Lal vs Shahzadi And Ors.
Judges: Chamier
17 January, 1913·JUDGMENT Chamier, J. 1. This was a suit on a mortgage, dated June 29th, 1890. The sum secured was Rs. 20. The mortgagor agreed to pay interest at Rs. 5 per cent. per mensem. More than twenty years after the mortgagee brought this suit for Rs. 262 on account of principal and interest, The first Court...
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Bandey Ali vs Mohammad Ibrahim And Ors.
Judges: Chamier
16 January, 1913·JUDGMENT Chamier, J. 1. It appears to me that the decrees of the Courts below in this case are correct. As the Munsif has observed, the plaint filed by the appellant was drafted in such a way as to avoid all mention, of the partition proceedings, regarding the village, which were commenced in April ...
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Behari vs Shib Sahai And Anr.
Judges: H Griffin
16 January, 1913·JUDGMENT Henry Griffin, J. 1. This appeal arises out of a suit for redemption of a mortgage over certain plots of laud shown in schedule A attached to the plaint. According to the plaintiffs, the usufruct of the mortgaged property was to be applied to payment of interest. According to the allegation...
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Radhe Lal vs Munnoo
Judges: G Knox
15 January, 1913·JUDGMENT George Knox, J. 1. This second appeal arises out of a case instituted by one Munnoo, who brought a suit in which the prayer for relief is that Rs. 100 on account of damages may be awarded against the defendant. In the plaint, he set out that the defendant out of enmity had lodged a false co...
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Bhagwant Singh vs Bhola Singh
Judges: H Richards, Banerji
11 January, 1913·1. The facts out of which this appeal arises are a little peculiar. It appears that the defendant obtained three mortgage decrees on foot of three separate mortgages against the property which the plaintiff now seeks to recover. There were three separate sales. The defendant himself purchased at two...
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