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The Calcutta Weekly Notes Monday August 19 1907

1907

Even however in religious dedications of the strictest character the possession and management of the dedicated property still belongs to the shebait in whom therefore and not in the idol is vested the right to sue when necessary for the protection of the property. [...] [SHEBAIT'S POWERS OF ALIENATION].—A permanent mokurari lease is an alienation of the proprietary interest protanto and if the property is debutter such an alienation by the shebait is beyond his legal competence and the possession of the lessee would be adverse to the lessor as from the date of the lease although the lessee had continued to pay the rent reserved. [...] In the case of a foreigner the native of a state at war with the British Crown the only tie is the protection for the time being he gets from the British Crown while residing in the District. [...] LORD ATICINSON.—Is it not a fallacy in saying that a man is not under the protection of the law because the executive authority of the state cannot for the moment enforce the law 1 He is still under the protection of the law although the executive authority cannot at the particular moment enforce the law. [...] 29 of the Guardian and Wattis Act; anef secondly float assuming the District Judge's permission to be necessary in'such a case the contract fir the permanent lease (without the previous permissiem of the District Judge) being only a voidable contract if could not be avoided because the Plaintiff' ikad found the contract to be for the benefit of the minors.
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8
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India
SARF Document ID
sarf.100104
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The Calcutta Weekly Notes Monday August 19 1907
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