Khem Karan Das vs Baldeo Singh And Anr.
Judges:
15 January, 1926·JUDGMENT Walsh, J. 1. I agree entirely with Mr. Haidar that this is a nice question and an important question, but having made up by mind quite clearly and being prepared to give my reasons, I propose to dismiss the appeal so that he can appeal without further delay to the Letters Patent Bench, The ...
High Court Of Judicature at Allahabad
Kishun Singh vs Gobind Ram And Ors.
Judges:
12 January, 1926·JUDGMENT Walsh, J. 1. The only question of law which can be said fairly to be raised by this appeal is academic, namely, whether the Privy Council in the case of H.H. Mir Abdul Hussein Khan v. Mt. Bibi Sona Dero AIR 1917 PC 181 really said that a custom should be immemorial. I do not think they said...
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Udraj Singh And Anr. vs Shyam Lal And Ors.
Judges:
12 January, 1926·JUDGMENT Walsh, J. 1. This is an execution appeal by the decree-holder. The decree is a simple money-debt obtained against Parsotam Das. I do not say that no point of law arises, but I think the law is clear. Two questions are involved. Parsotam Das was a member of a joint Hindu family, but he inher...
High Court Of Judicature at Allahabad
Gur Narain Chaube vs Nirand Singh And Ors.
Judges:
11 January, 1926·JUDGMENT Lindsay, J. 1. In my opinion the plaintiff-appellant cannot succeed. The suit was a suit for arrears of rent. It is stated that the tenant paid rent at the rate of Rs. 100 up to the year 1917. It was pleaded that in 1917 the tenant had by an oral agreement undertaken to pay rent at the incr...
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Ram Raj Dassundhi vs Mt. Umraji And Anr.
Judges:
08 January, 1926·1. This is a decree-holder's appeal arising out of certain execution proceedings. The decree was passed by a Small Cause Court for a sum of Rs. 115-4. No second appeal lay in the original case. It is clear that no second appeal lies on the execution side. The appeal would fail on this technical grou...
High Court Of Judicature at Allahabad
Param Sukh And Anr. vs Dambar And Anr.
Judges:
08 January, 1926·JUDGMENT Sulaiman, J. 1. This is a plaintiffs' appeal arising out of a suit for a declaration that they are the occupancy tenants of the holding and are not the sub-tenants of the defendants. Prior to the institution of the suit the defendants had filed a suit, in the revenue Court against the plain...
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Raghubir Singh And Ors. vs Nathu Mal
Judges: G Mears, Lindsay
07 January, 1926·2. On January 26, 1924, the defendant Manohar Singh filed an application for review before the Subordinate Judge. The Subordinate Judge went into the matter and after having recorded certain evidence he gave effect to the application and. re-called his first decree. Against this order of the Subordi...
High Court Of Judicature at Allahabad
Baldeo Kurmi vs Kashi Chamar And Anr.
Judges:
06 January, 1926·9. In the present case the pleadings and judgment of the trial Court are wanting in definiteness. The defendant probably desired to raise such a defence as is mentioned in Section 198, but no allegation was made in the written statement of payment of rent being made to the Raja of Bansi in good fait...
High Court Of Judicature at Allahabad
Wahiduddin Ahmad Khan vs Mt. Shamsunnissa Begam
Judges:
06 January, 1926·1. Wahiduddin Ahmad Khan, having been married to M. Shamsunnissa Begum, contracted a second marriage with the widow of his elder brother. This appears to have grievously upset the first wife, and she commenced a suit for dower and ultimately, in 1912, obtained a decree for upwards of Rupees 20,000 a...
High Court Of Judicature at Allahabad
Secretary Of State vs Firm Imperial Metal Works
Judges:
06 January, 1926·JUDGMENT Daniels, J. 1. This revision from a decree of a Small Cause Court involves the interpretation of Section 77 of the Railways Act. The notice was addressed to the Bengal Nagpur Railway Company the headquarters of which are at Nagpur, The cause of action arose on the 6th day of June and the no...
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