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 Rules 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

of 1859 159 (2) Quare. —Does——empower a Judge to refer a case to arbitration 160 (3) It is not necessary in a suit coming under Act X. of 1859 to prove that the land to which the suit re- lates has been the subject of a permanent settlement 289 (4) Quare. —Whether the provisions of section 209, Act VIII. [...] Parties to the extent of their share have a valid lien upon an estate, and are entitled to priority over any right under a putnee lease, and to hold possession until their claim is satisfied (2) A -- in landed property has no right to do anything which alters the condition of the joint pro- perty, without the consent of the other --s, Where one of two joint owners of land completed the erection of [...] 30 The decree-holder being hillaself the purchaser at a sale in -- may, instead of paying It cash, give receipts for the amount due under the decrees, supposing their value sufficient to cover the price at which the property is sold 46Even where a manager has been appointed to realize the profits of a property to satisfy certain de- crees, a Judge may, on the appli- cation of a decree-holder, inqu [...] `(t) In a *suit by a brother's widow to recover his share of --, where defendants pleaded separation, self-acquisition, &c. : HELD that, iti the absence of some record made of the terms of the separa- tion at the time, the plea of separation was most improbable, and that, considering there was a nucleus of --, and no evidence of self-acquisition, the only infer- ence was that of acquisition from an [...] (I) To establish right of pre-emption, the affirmation before witnesses must be nude before the person in possession of the lands 3 (2) Under the law of the Sherra, gifts are not valid, until possession is given by the donor and Liken by the donee 88 (3) In the case of wuqf land, the mere stoppage of religious services does not start limitation 116 (4) A Heln-bel-ewaz, if supported by sufficiebt c