Madras High Court Reports: Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of Madras, Volume 1J. Higgingbotham, 1864 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... costs ........ Lakshmi Nárayana v . Rámappa Chakkira - Usufructuary mort- gagee - Laches ... Makudu Ravullan v . Mastán Sáhib - Practice - Special Respon- dent's right to take objections .. Mansuk Dás v . Rangáyya Cheṭṭi - Measure of ...
... costs ........ Lakshmi Nárayana v . Rámappa Chakkira - Usufructuary mort- gagee - Laches ... Makudu Ravullan v . Mastán Sáhib - Practice - Special Respon- dent's right to take objections .. Mansuk Dás v . Rangáyya Cheṭṭi - Measure of ...
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... Costs of action in High Court where amount recovered is less than 500 rupees - Letters Patent , clause 37 - Act IX of 1850 , section 101 - Implied repeal of one enactment by another . Sarápu Venkadésan v . Málai I'svaraiyya - Civil ...
... Costs of action in High Court where amount recovered is less than 500 rupees - Letters Patent , clause 37 - Act IX of 1850 , section 101 - Implied repeal of one enactment by another . Sarápu Venkadésan v . Málai I'svaraiyya - Civil ...
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... from the date of the de- cree of the Civil Judge . The defendant will be charged with the costs incurred in the appeal suit . Decree affirmed . Appellate Jurisdiction ( @ ) Special Appeal No. 504 of 2 MADRAS HIGH COURT REPORTS .
... from the date of the de- cree of the Civil Judge . The defendant will be charged with the costs incurred in the appeal suit . Decree affirmed . Appellate Jurisdiction ( @ ) Special Appeal No. 504 of 2 MADRAS HIGH COURT REPORTS .
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... appears asking for what the law cannot give him , and must bear his own costs , which each party will do . " 1862 . September 6 . S. 4. No. 607 of 1861 . 1862 . September 6 . S. A. No. 607 of KOTTALE UPPI V. KALLIYATT PANOLI . 7.
... appears asking for what the law cannot give him , and must bear his own costs , which each party will do . " 1862 . September 6 . S. 4. No. 607 of 1861 . 1862 . September 6 . S. A. No. 607 of KOTTALE UPPI V. KALLIYATT PANOLI . 7.
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... costs . We reverse the decrees below and dismiss the suit with ( a ) Present Strange and Frerc , J J. ( b ) M. S. D. 1859 , p . 21 . ( c ) M. S. D. 1861 , p . 112 ; and see M. S. D. 1858 , pp . 43 , 152 , 160 . Appellate Jurisdiction ...
... costs . We reverse the decrees below and dismiss the suit with ( a ) Present Strange and Frerc , J J. ( b ) M. S. D. 1859 , p . 21 . ( c ) M. S. D. 1861 , p . 112 ; and see M. S. D. 1858 , pp . 43 , 152 , 160 . Appellate Jurisdiction ...
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