Mahabir vs Baijnath Singh And Ors. And Anr.
Judges:
11 April, 1929·2. The possession by the appellant was obtained on 13th April 1926. Subsequent to this the tenant was again put in possession by the plaintiffs, but the appellant brought a criminal suit for trespass against him and obtained possession from the criminal Court on 31st December 1926. The argument for ...
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Chaudhri Risal Singh vs Baljit Singh And Ors.
Judges: Dalal
10 April, 1929·JUDGMENT Dalal, J. 1. As I have previously remarked in several judgments Chap. X of the Code of Criminal Procedure was not revised with care in 1923 when additions were made to it in accordance with certain rulings of certain High Courts. In Section 139-A it is not stated who is to have the matter o...
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Ch. Resal Singh vs Baljit Singh And Ors.
Judges:
10 April, 1929·1. As I have previously remarked in several judgments Chap. 10, Criminal P.C, was not revised with care in 1923 when additions were made to it in accordance with certain rulings of certain High Courts. In Section 139-A it is not stated who is to have the matter of the existence of a right decided by...
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Ali Mohammad vs Manna Lal
Judges:
10 April, 1929·The plaintiff (viz., Beni Prasad the plaintiff in suit No. 1001 of 1925) has a regular gang. The plaintiff is a great forgerer, liar and a clever man, and Bala Prasad, Parbhu Dial and Manna Lal (the plaintiff in this suit) are included in that gang which is responsible for producing many forged pron...
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Kailash Chandar Jain vs Ram Lal
Judges:
10 April, 1929·1. This is a second appeal by the plaintiffs whose suit has been dismissed by both the lower Courts. The facts are simple and not in dispute. The plaintiff is the sole zamindar of the village and the defendant is an occupancy tenant. The defendant has recently constructed a well close to his occupan...
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Sita Ram vs Har Sahai
Judges:
09 April, 1929·1. This is a second appeal by one Sita Ram, whose application for restitution to possession of certain houses Nos. 1, 2 and 3 has been refused by the two lower civil Courts. The facts are simple and were not in dispute. Har Sahai the respondent, brought a suit No. 561 of 1921 in the Court of the Mun...
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Behari Lal vs Babu Ram And Ram Chander And Ors.
Judges: Bennet
09 April, 1929·JUDGMENT Bennet, J. 1. This is a second appeal by a defendant against whom the lower Courts have decreed redemption of a mortgage of a shop. The mortgage was made in 1867 by one Mulraj to Hulasrai, the ancestor of the first defendant. The plaintiff purchased the equity of redemption from the descend...
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Bahal Singh And Ors. vs Mohammad Yusuf And Ors.
Judges:
09 April, 1929·JUDGMENT Bennet, J. 1. These are two second appeals by the plaintiffs whose suit for removal of certain alleged encroachments have been dismissed by the two lower civil Courts The plaintiffs are residents in houses in a certain lane in the town of Gangoh in the District of Saharanpur, and they alleg...
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Budhu Pasi vs Badlu Pasi And Ors.
Judges: Bennet
08 April, 1929·1. This is a second appeal by two defendants against a decree of a lower Appellate Court, the Additional Subordinate Judge of Azamgarh, granting the respondent plaintiffs a declaration that they are entitled to possession of one-third of the occupancy numbers in suit. The plaintiff-respondents sued ...
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Firm Bhagwan Das Lachhmi Narain vs Bengal Nagpur Railway
Judges: Mukerji
08 April, 1929·2. The applicant firm indented some rice from a place called Burdaura served by the Bengal-Nagpur Railway. The goods were consigned to where the applicant lived, namely, Deoria in the district of Gorakhpur. Unluckily, the Railway receipt was made out to show that the goods were sent to a place calle...
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