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Ram Lall Nag Vs Koylash Chunder Koosari and Another

Calcutta High Court

Jackson, J.@mdashIn this case, after the questions raised in appeal had been fully argued by Baboo Mohiny Mohun Roy, it was brought to our notice by Baboo Sreenath Dass, on the part of the respondent, that in this case …

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The Government of Bengal Vs Mahaddi and Another

Calcutta High Court

Prinsep, J.@mdashMahaddi and Panchoo, together with others were charged u/s 149 of the Penal Code, read alternately with Sections 302, 304, and 325 of the Penal Code, that is, with being members of an unlawful assembly …

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Nanuk Pershad Vs Lalla Nitya Lall

Calcutta High Court

White, J.@mdashThis is an appeal against an order of the District Judge refusing an application which was made by the appellant to recall a certificate which had been granted to Lalla Nitya Lall, the respondent, under A…

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In Re: Monohur Mookerjee

Calcutta High Court

Jackson, J.@mdashThis reference was not properly made by the District Judge. It is not a case in which Section 617 authorised a reference to the High Court, as the Judge''s order, if made, would not be final; but the le…

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Bolakee Lall Vs Thakoor Pertam Singh and Others

Calcutta High Court

Richard Garth, C.J.@mdashWe are unable in this case to agree with the Court below. The plaintiff was the mortgagee under a bond of certain property, part of which was situate in the Bhagalpore District, and part in the …

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Hurro Sundari Dabia Vs Chunder Kant Bhuttacharjee

Calcutta High Court

Garth, C.J.@mdashWe think that, in this case, the Judge was quite right in holding that the attestation at the foot of the will was insufficient, because it is proved that both the witnesses signed their names before th…

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Sheozore Singh Vs Ganraj Dubey

Allahabad High Court

Pearson, J.@mdashThe plea which constitutes the second ground of the appeal was not taken in the Court of First Instance. There it is true Kalahal pleaded that Kishen''s estate was not a separate one, but not that the m…

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