Shiam Lal Saha and others Vs Mt. Fulia and another

Calcutta High Court 10 Mar 1922 S.A. No. 296 of 1920 (1922) 03 CAL CK 0031
Result Published

Judgement Snapshot

Case Number

S.A. No. 296 of 1920

Final Decision

Dismissed

Judgement Text

Translate:

1. This appeal arises out of a suit for recovery of khas possession. The land in dispute is found to be the joint property of the pro forma defendant Gangahari Saha and the two principal defendants. Gangahari Saha is found to have been in exclusive possession of this land till his lessee the plaintiff was dispossessed by the defendants. It is also found that Gangahari Saha and the principal defendants were each in possession of some property exclusively for convenience. On these findings we hold that the plaintiff was entitled to the decree which he has obtained. We may refer to the case of Jaganath Prasad v. Bodri Prasad (1912) 34 All. 113 which followed the decision of this Court in Kumudini Mozam v. Rasik Lal Mazumdar (1907) 11 C.W.N. 517.

2. The appeal fails and is dismissed with costs.

From The Blog
Delhi High Court Allows Landlady to Evict Tenant for Husband’s Dry Fruit Business, Affirms Bona Fide Requirement Under Rent Control Act
Nov
20
2025

Court News

Delhi High Court Allows Landlady to Evict Tenant for Husband’s Dry Fruit Business, Affirms Bona Fide Requirement Under Rent Control Act
Read More
Delhi High Court Issues Permanent Injunction in Anjana Om Kashyap Deepfake Case, Strengthens Protection Against Digital Impersonation
Nov
20
2025

Court News

Delhi High Court Issues Permanent Injunction in Anjana Om Kashyap Deepfake Case, Strengthens Protection Against Digital Impersonation
Read More