Decisions, North Western Provinces: Vol. 1-11, 1846-56, 1859-61, Volume 6

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Ooderaj Defendant Appellant versus Jumeyut
37
Heera Lall Plaintiff Appellant versus Rutchpal De
39
Sheo Gholam Singh Plaintiff Appellant versus Hajee
51
Ameer Ali and others Defendants Appellants versus
57
delivery Lower Courts decision amended as regards
58
Goshein Madho Raojee Plaintiff Appellant versus Betthul
67
Hurchurun Lall Plaintiff Appellant versus Shewchurun
75
Baboo Dulject Suhai and others Plaintiffs Appellants
79
Buldeo Dass and others Plaintiffs Appellants versus
85
Baboo Hurree Dass Defendant Appellant versus
91
Ameer Beg and others Plaintiffs Appellants versus
95
of Sudder Ameen is competent under the law
101
Sheochurn Lall Plaintiff Appellant versus Mussumat
108
Mydan Singh Defendant Appellant versus Ranee Sheo
114
53
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Deen Singh and another Defendants Appellants versus
121
Tulloo Misser Defendant Appellant versus Sheo Kuor
123
Mullick Dhoomee Plaintiff Appellant versus Bustee
130
Syed Safdur Ali Plaintiff Appellant versus Syed
137
Sheo Dass Defendant Appellant versus Mussumat Lon
145
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146
Bhowannee Bissashur Pershad Singh Plaintiff Appel
147
Doongur Singh Plaintiff Appellant versus Goolab
150
Nujeeb Khan Defendant Appellant versus Mujjoo Khan
153
Mr John Nichterlein Plaintiff Appellant versus Sookh
159
Sawul Singh Defendant Appellant versus Muhunt
161
Rajah Juggut Singh Plaintiff Appellant versus Ishree
167
Sheoumber Rai Defendant Appellant versus Budloo
172
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176
Buttun and Lalla Plaintiffs Appellants versus Luch
178
58
185
Syed Wazeer Ali Plaintiff Appellant versus Himun
189
Sheochurn and others Defendants Appellants versus
197
Ram Buksh Plaintiff Appellant versus Gunga Pershad
203
Mussumat Ranee Bhughelun Defendant Appellant
206
in appeal Syed Inayut Hoossein Plaintiff Appellant versus Mus sumat Hingun Beebee Defendant Respondent
209
Court in decreeing against the parties who con
211
Teja Defendant Appellant versus Soomeer Singh
259
Laljec Plaintiff Appellant versus Thakoor Motee Singh
265
218
268
Munoo Lall Plaintiff Appellant versus Nund Kishore
273
སསྐྱསྐྱ
276
Ram Buksh Defendant Appellant versus Khooshal
280
Goman Singh Plaintiff Appellant versus Punchum
282
Mohumed Ali and others Defendants Appellants versus
288
158
301
Rajah Chitpal Singh Defendant Appellant versus Moo
302
Chitumburnath Koomar Samee Defendant Appellant
304
Surnam Singh and others Defendants Appellants versus
313
Mussumat Masooma Begum and others Plaintiffs
319
Nadira Beebee and others Plaintiffs Respondents
320
Sahib Zadeh Muhespertab Singh and others Plain
325
Tej Singh and others Defendants Appellants versus
329
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334
Doolaree Lall Plaintiff Appellant versus Zalim Singh
335
Hursurn Singh Plaintiff Appellant versus Juggoo Singh
339
190
342
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345
Mussumat Manoo and others Defendants Appellants
348
Nuwab Mohumed Hoossein Ali Khan and another Plain
355
Munneeram tewarree Defendant Appellant versus
365
Koshalie and others Plaintiffs Appellant__ versus
366
John Lambourn Defendant Appellant versus Kunhya
372
Collector of Banda Defendant Appellant versus Mussu
374
Deendyal Singh and others Defendants Appellants
380
Teekaram Plaintiff Appellant versus Choonnee Lall
383
221
391
Nurain and another Defendants Appellants versus Mus
413
Phenkoo Singh and others Defendants Appellants
420
Mohumed Khuleel Plaintiff Appellant versus Jumna
421
Mobaruk Begum Plaintiff Appellant versus Zynool
427
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Bundoo Singh and others Defendants Appellants versus
434
Mirza Azeezooddeen and others Plaintiffs Appellants Page
436
Hajee Imam Buksh and others Plaintiffs Appellants
443

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Page 438 - ... interest from the time when such debts or sums certain were payable, if such debts or sums be payable by virtue of some written instrument at a certain time, or, if payable otherwise, then from the time when demand of payment shall have been made in writing, so as such demand shall give notice to the debtor that interest will be claimed from the date of such demand until the term of payment; provided that interest shall be payable in all cases in which it is now payable by law.
Page 168 - Civil Court of the zillah in which the lands were situated, according to the rates established in the pergunnah for lands of the same description and quality as those respecting which the dispute arose.
Page 4 - Section 7, provided the landed or other ' real property to which the suit or com' plaint may relate shall be situated, or in ' all other cases the cause of action shall ' have arisen, or the defendant, at the time ' when the suit may be commenced, shall ' reside as a fixed inhabitant, within the ' limits of the zillah or city over which "" their jurisdiction may extend.
Page 4 - II. of 1803 lays it down, that " the Zillah and City Courts, respectively, are empowered to take cognizance of all suits and complaints respecting the succession or right to real or personal property, land-rents, revenues, debts, accounts, contracts, partnerships, marriage, caste, claims to damages for injuries, and, generally, of all suits and complaints of a Civil nature...
Page 4 - ... all other cases, the cause of action shall have arisen, or the defendant, at the time when the suit may be commenced, shall reside as a fixed inhabitant within the limits of the Zillah or City over which their jurisdiction may extend.
Page 114 - Judicature ; it being understood and declared that all decisions on the demands of the Zemindars shall hereafter be regulated by the rates of rent, and modes of payment avowed and ascertained at the settlement and recorded in the Collector's proceeding, until distinctly altered by mutual agreement, or after full investigation in a regular suit.
Page 8 - JJ. no claim of right founded on any act of the original engager or his representative, or on any plea impeaching the title by which the said engager may have held, shall be allowed to impugn the right of the revenue authorities to make the sale, or to bar or affect the title and interest conveyed to the purchaser by the sale.
Page 154 - shall be made by a written order of court to be read and proclaimed upon the spot, and to be affixed in some conspicuous situation at the place where the property is situated; after which any private alienation of the property sequestered during the continuance of the attachment, shall be deemed illegal and void.
Page 57 - A bankrupt law. is distinguished from the ordinary law between debtor and creditor, as involving these three general principles: (1) A summary and immediate seizure of all the debtor's property ; (2) a distribution of it among the creditors in general, instead of merely applying a portion of it to the payment of the individual complainant; and (3) the discharge of the debtor from future liability for the debts then existing.
Page 168 - Justice will determine the rights of every description of landholder and tenant, when regularly brought before them ; whether the same be ascertainable by written engagements, or defined by the laws and regulations, or depend upon general or local usage, which may be proved to have existed from time immemorial.

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