Jussoda Kooer Vs Lallah Nettya Lall

Calcutta High Court 25 Mar 1879 (1879) 03 CAL CK 0013
Bench: Division Bench

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Hon'ble Bench

Mitter, J; Birch, J

Judgement Text

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Birch, J.@mdashIn this case the Judge states that he is unable to grant a certificate, inasmuch as the witness called by Mussamut Jussoda admits that the father of the minor is alive, and, therefore, in the Judges opinion, it would be inadvisable to grant a certificate of guardianship to the mother. The Judge appears to have overlooked the fact that this case is governed by the Mithila law, and that, under that law, the mother is the person to whom the certificate should be granted in preference to the father. The Judge''s order must be reversed, and he must be directed to grant a certificate to Jussoda as guardian of the person of the minor and as manager of the minors property, The appeal is allowed with costs.

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