The Law Reports Indian Appeals: Being Cases in the Privy Council on Appeal from the East Indies 1873-4

Down to the time of the British annexation of Oudh the engagement for the public revenue was entered into in the name of one membalif the family who was called the kabuliatdar. [...] When the operations of the land settlement of 0 udh were resumed in 1859 after the rebellion a joint application for settlement of Bonneamow was made in the names of the Appellant and the Respondent ; but the engagment was taken in the name of the Respondent alone or. [...] It is an appeal against a decision of the Financial Commissioner who upon special appeal overruled the finding of the two Lower Courts to the effect that the succession and enjoyment of the estate in question and the rights of the Appellant and Respondent as members of a joint and undivided Hindu family were to be regulated by the ordinary rules of the Hindu law. [...] Where the bulk of the estate of a Hindu family is held and managed by a single member of the family and the other members receive and enjoy part of the lands as seer the possession of thehulk of the estate by the manager is not adverse so as to bar under the Limitation Act XIV. [...] 13) as the period of limitation " to suits to enforce the right to share in any property moveable or irrmoveable on the ground that it is joint family property and to suits for the recovery of maintenance where the right to receive such maintenance is a charge on the inheritance of any estate the period of twelve years from the death of the persons from whom the property alleged to be join