The All India Reporter 1950 - Madhya Bharat Section with Parallel References to (1) 1 Madhya Bharat Law Reporter (2) 51 Criminal Law Journal Citation: A.I.R. (37) 1950 Madhya Bharat

Even the trial Court has held it as established that Parvatibai moved in the Sikh community as the wife of Dalipsingh to which no objection was taken by the community She also officiated as the mother at the marriage of the sister of the defendant and she received gifts at the time of betrothal of plain. [...] One of the material questions —and the most important one In suit for recovery of rent—is regarding the quantum of rent recoverable by the landlord, and where a special tribunal is created for the determination of the question the jurisdiction of civil Courts must be deemed to have been taken away pro tanto, while such tribunal exists; and as the determination of this question is not within the ju [...] One of the material questions and the most important one in such cases is regarding the quantum of rent revoverable by the landlord, and where a special tribunal is created for the determination of the question, the jurisdiction of civil Courts must be deemed to have been taken away pro tanto, while such a tribunal exists; and if the determination of this question is not within the jurisdiction of [...] It was urged on behalf of the respondents that these clauses apply after the determination of fair rent by the Controller and the power of the civil Court to decree on the basis of the agree- ment between the parties is not taken away. [...] The Magistrate should scrutinise the acts and the conduct of the person in question and judge whether his acts and conduct as brought to his notice would have any of the effects stated in the definition of 'prejudicial act' and if he comes to the conclusion that public safety or publio order would thereby be endangered be should proceed to make the order, and when communicating the grounds of the