Saklu Chaudhari And Anr. vs Harbansdeo Rai
Judges:
25 March, 1926·1. This is a decree-holder's appeal arising out of execution proceedings, The Kayesth Banking and Trading Corporation obtained a simple money decree on 14th August 1911 against Harbans. The Corporation has transferred the decree to the present appellants. 2. It is not disputed that the execution of ...
High Court Of Judicature at Allahabad
Abdul Rahman Khan And Anr. vs Mufassal Bank Ltd. And Ors.
Judges:
24 March, 1926·4. The question of the validity of the transfer made by B. Ram Gharib Lal as the Managing Director of the Corporation has been the subject of consideration in several cases, one of which (Execution Second Appeal No. 1783 of 1923) was decided by this Court on the 23rd of July 1924. It was held in tha...
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Durga Das And Ors. vs Muhammad Nawab Ali Khan And Ors.
Judges:
24 March, 1926·2. It is on the basis of this deed of transfer that the plaintiffs came into Court asking for a partition of the estate of the deceased and claiming that they were entitled to a one-fourth share in certain property, both moveable and immovable. At this stage it may be observed at once that the plain...
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Pirthiraj Singh vs Rukmin Kunwar And Ors.
Judges:
24 March, 1926·5. The suit succeeded against the defendants second party alone and a simple money decree for Rs. 5,000 odd was granted against them. In appeal it has been contended that in effect the suit was one for contribution and a proportionate decree ought to be made against the defendants first party and th...
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Baldeo Misir vs Bharos Kunbi And Ors.
Judges:
24 March, 1926·1. The only point in this case is as to the rejection of a document purporting to be a mortgage-deed of 1873. 2. The plaintiff produced the original in Court hoping that as the document purported to be more than 30 years old, the Court below would presume it to be genuine. Before the plaintiff close...
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Ramapat Saran And Anr. vs Habib Ullah Khan And Anr.
Judges:
24 March, 1926·1. This is an appeal against a decree of the Subordinate Judge of Gorakhpur, dismissing the appellants' suit under Order 11, Rule 21 of the Civil Procedure Code. The facts briefly are these: The appellants sued to obtain a declaration that a mortgage made by their father, the Defendant No. 2 in the ...
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Lala Bishamber Nate vs Firm R. G. Bansal And Co.
Judges: K Lal, Boys
23 March, 1926·10. In connection with this point I have considered the following cases:---23 A 341 (footnote) [S. A. No. 1112 of 1894, decided on the 8th April 1897, no name is given in the report]; Altaf Ali Khan v. Lalta Prasad 19 A. 496 : A.W.N. (1887) 128 : 9 Ind. Deo. (n. s.) 320.; Imdad Hasan Khan v. Badri P...
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Bishambhar Nath vs Firm R.G. Bansal And Co.
Judges:
23 March, 1926·8. Serious contention has however been raised before us as to whether the items (b) and (c) ought not to have been allowed as being secured debts. 9. Item (b) set off against rent for 13 months. It is contended that the mortgage-deed and the lease of 30th January 1920, must be regarded as one transa...
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Dhiraji vs Akasi And Ors.
Judges:
23 March, 1926·4. The omissions found by the Judge to constitute misdirection are: (1) That the Assistant Sessions Judge did not draw the attention of the jury to the contents of the first report or to the fact that it gave a version substantially different from that given in evidence. (2) That he did not draw the...
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Mt. Habib Fatma vs Mt. Arjumand Khatun
Judges:
22 March, 1926·3. Tahar-ud-din died many years ago and Mashkur-un-nissa died some time about 1900 A.D. Mahbub Ahmad died in 1921. On the death of Mahbub Ahmad, his daughter brought the suit, out of which this appeal has arisen, for a declaration that she was the owner of the entire property which once belonged to ...
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