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 Recorder’s Courts; Together with Letters in Criminal Cases and the Civil and Cricminal 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

(1) The land' most contiguous' to a chur is the estate with which the chur comes in contact along the ford- able part of the channel, the whole chur becoming part of the tenure of the party to whom the estate belongs, and not ceasing to belong to him, merely because the deep water between it and the estate of another becomes fordable (2) Where a char has, by the first occur- rence of a fordable ch [...] (0 The dismissal of a suit for declara- tion of plaintiff's, right to receive rent from a tenant of a portion of an estate is not an -- in a suit to establish his general right as proprietor 461 (2) A suit for a kubooleut in which the rate of rent is the subject-matter, and the question of the right of occupancy is not the main point, is not an -- to a suit for re-posses- sion under clause 6, sect [...] (t) A Civil Court is not competent to order the name of a purchaser of the rights of the plaintiff in a suit to be substituted for that of the plaintiff, or, upon the application of the party so substituted, to allow the suit to be withdrawn. [...] (1) When there is an unregistered bond to secure the payment of a sum of money with interest, by which bond lands also are charged (by way of simple mortgage) with the payment of the debt, a suit to have it declared that the lands are charged with the payment of the debt, and for an order for the sale of the lands (as subject to the charge) in satisfaction of the debt, falls within clause 12, sect [...] But, if it is proved that the son got the benefit of his share of the pur- chase-money, the son must refund his share of the purchase-money before he can recover his share of the property sold ; and where the purchase-moeey has been applied to pay off a valid incumbrance on the estate, the right of the son to recover will be subject to that of the purchaser to stand in the place of the incumbrance