Jogendra Lal Ghosh Vs Manik Lal Ghosh and Others

Calcutta High Court 12 Mar 1945 (1945) 03 CAL CK 0025
Bench: Division Bench
Acts Referenced

Judgement Snapshot

Hon'ble Bench

Henderson, J

Acts Referred
  • Bengal Tenancy Act, 1885 - Section 26F

Judgement Text

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Henderson, J.@mdashThis rule has been obtained in connexion with an application for pre-emption u/s 26F, Ben. Ten. Act. The petitioner is the vendor. He only transferred a portion of his interest and the question for determination is whether he is entitled to join in the application under Sub-section (i) made by another cosharer. It is obvious that the vendor could not make an original application of his own. Prima facie there is no reason why a person not so entitled should be allowed to join. There is, however, an express provision allowing a transferee to do so. The omission of the transferor is, therefore, significant. There would be an inherent absurdity in allowing a vendor to pre-empt and I can find nothing in the section to suggest that such was the intention of the Legislature. The rule is discharged. I make no order as to costs.

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