The Law Reports under the Superintendence and Control of the Incorporated Council of Law Reporting for England and Wales Indian Appeals: Being Cases in the Privy Council on Appeal from the East Indies 1892-93

It being proved that the Defendant had twenty years before suit combined with an insolvent and others to conceal the property of the insolvent with a view of defrauding his creditors and in pursuance of the fraud had become possessed of assets belonging to the insolvent estate :- Held in a suit by the official assignee to recover the same that in order to bar the suit the onus was on the Def [...] A decree of the first Court directing a general account of the dealings between the Defendant and the insolvent after the date of the insolvency affirmed without the variations subsequently made. [...] The only peculiarity in the case is the length of time that elapsed between the insolvency and the bringing of the action. [...] 300 on account of the maintenance of yourself your younger brothers three in all and the rest of your family : — Held in a suit by the son of the youngest of three brothers against the son of the rajah that such payment was not limited to the life of any one brother or of all three but that the " rest of your family " included the issue of the three brothers and that a decree in the Plainti [...] The Plaintiff belongs to a branch of the same family and the sole question is whether the Plaintiff is entitled to be paid out of the revenues of the zemindary the amount of a charge created by an agreement made between the Defendant's father Pitambara Deo who was then zemindar of Pedda Kimidy and Jogi Deo the eldest son of Pitambara's younger brother and the uncle of the Plaintiff.