cover image: The Weekly Reporter  Appellate High Court  Containing Decisions of the Appellate High Court in All Its Branches  Viz.  in Civil  Revenue and Criminal Cases  as Well as in Cases Referred by the Mofussil Small Cause Courts and the Recorders’ Courts; Together with Letters in Criminal Cases; and the Civil and Criminal Circular Orders  Issued by the High Court; also Decisions of Her Majesty’s Privy Council in Cases Heard in Appeal from Courts of British India

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The Weekly Reporter Appellate High Court Containing Decisions of the Appellate High Court in All Its Branches Viz. in Civil Revenue and Criminal Cases as Well as in Cases Referred by the Mofussil Small Cause Courts and the Recorders’ Courts; Together with Letters in Criminal Cases; and the Civil and Criminal Circular Orders Issued by the High Court; also Decisions of Her Majesty’s Privy Council in Cases Heard in Appeal from Courts of British India

1883

moval of an obstruction to the—of a decree . 20 (2) Procedure to be followed in the—of a decree for immoveable property in the occupancy of a ryot 48 (3) In—of a decree against a co-sharer, only the rights and interests of the debtor can be sold . [...] FULL BENCH DECISIONI—(Conginuar. ) body of the letter as the Manager of the Concern, yet his signing himself for another person, and not for the owner of the Factory, disclosed to the vendor that the other person, and not the owner of the Factory, was his principal . [...] (15) A suit will lie for the collections of a 226 shrine either in right of property or of office 33 (16) Of Court of Wards not affected by Act XL of 1858 82 (17) An award by a Deputy Magistrate under Section 318, Act XXV of 1861 is not an award of a compe- tent Court under Section 14, Act 135 VIII of 1859 95 (18) In a suit to recover money deposited to be applied in payment of rents . [...] Theright of worship of in idol being the joint property of the family of the endowcr, cannot be tnlugerred to a third party so as to inure beyond the life of the assignor . [...] (1) According to the Parhees Sawal, a brother of the Rajah of Attgurh, one of the Tributary Mehals of 29 Cuttack, has a preferential title over the Rajah's son by a Phoolbehalei wife to succeed to the Rajah's estate 116 (2) The effect of a devise of his estates by a Rajah would be to alter the course of succession, and therefore contrary to Section 8, Regulation XI of1816 Pa.
law
Pages
670
Published in
India
SARF Document ID
sarf.100077
Segment Pages Author Actions
Cover
i-i D. Sutherland view
Frontmatter
i-xlvii D. Sutherland view
Appellate High Court
1-233 D. Sutherland view
Rulings of the High Court under Act X of 1859
1-170 D. Sutherland view
Miscellaneous Appeals
1-30 D. Sutherland view
Rulings of the High Court in Criminal Cases
1-70 D. Sutherland view
Criminal Letters
1-24 D. Sutherland view
Civil Circular Orders of the High Court
1-6 D. Sutherland view
Criminal Circular Orders of the High Court
1-5 D. Sutherland view
Small Cause Court References
1-26 D. Sutherland view
References from Recorder of Moulmein
1-4 D. Sutherland view
Reference from Recorder of Rangoon
i-i D. Sutherland view
In the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
1-53 D. Sutherland view

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