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 H.M.’s Privy Council in Cases Heard in Appeal From Courts of British India

Not to serve it, and not to try to do so, enables judgment-debtor to plead the ab- sence of bona fide proceedings with- in three years as a bar to — 268 (4) It is optional with a judgment-credi- tor to proceed in the first instance against either the person or the property of the judgment-debtor, and the Small Cause Court is bound to issue — according to the nature of the applic-ition inack in wri [...] HELD by the majority of the Court (Campbell, J. , dissenting) that the decision of the Collector was not conclusive except upon the ques- tion relating to the rent, concur- rency of jurisdiction being a neces- sary part of the rule creating an estoppel in such a case - 175 The order of the Lower Appellate Court admitting a review of judg- ment after the expiration of oo days from the date of the d [...] of 184t by defendant (widow of his uncle M) as guardian of her adopted son and to set aside the adoption, as well as to obtain a decree declaring generally his right as heir of G and M. While the suit was pending, the two sons of a sister of G (claiming as heir of G and rever- sioner to the estate of M), who had ineffectually opposed the granting of the certificate, filed a petition stating that t [...] 182 (4) The mere fact of consideration-money for certain property having passed out of the hands of a member of a — does not relieve him of the onus of proving whence the money came, or rebutting the presump- tion of jointownership . [...] Where the three widows of three out of five sons sued the surviving sons for their husbands' shares of pro- perty—HELD that the death of the husbands of two of the plaintiffs before their father was fatal to the suit of all three ; and that the plaint was bad on the ground of multipli- city .