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Lachmi Narain Vs Wilayti Begam and Others

Allahabad High Court

1. The plaintiff, Lachmi Narain, alleges that the defendant, Captain W. Hearsey, borrowed money from him on a bond dated 3rd February 1873, and again other sums from 7th September 1873 to 27th October 1876, and a furthe…

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Kirath Chand and Others Vs Ganesh Prasad

Allahabad High Court Second Appeal No. 195 of 1879

Robert Spankie, J.@mdashThe Judge remarks that the cause of action in respect of two of the houses arose in 1873, and of one in 1875. But he holds, on the authority of a decision of this Court (S.A., No. 1681 of 1874, d…

Radhakissen Rowra Dakna Vs Chooneeloll Dutt

Calcutta High Court

Wilson, J.@mdashThis case raises a point upon the construction of the Registration Act of 1877. The suit is brought u/s 77 of the Act; and the plaintiff asks for a decree against the defendant, ordering the registration…

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Lee Phee Chuan Vs Cossim Hossein Soortu and Others

Calcutta High Court

Pontifex, J.@mdashThe learned Judge in the Court below has held, upon the bill-of-lading in this case, that the shipowners had the right to land the goods, and charge for landing and wharfing; but he has given a decree …

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Bhawani Kuar and Another Vs Rikhi Ram and Another

Allahabad High Court

Spankie, J.@mdashWe are of opinion that the decision of the Judge is erroneous. 2. (Ram Kishen v. Bhawani Das ILR All. 333). The suit is not one for damages, but, under the circumstances, rather one for money payable b…

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Gopal Singh Vs Dular Kuar

Allahabad High Court

Spankie, J.@mdashThere was some preliminary argument, though the objection cannot be said to have been distinctly raised by respondent''s pleader, as to whether the auction-purchaser was in a position to appeal. By Sect…

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Empress of India Vs Raghubar and Others

Allahabad High Court

Straight, J.@mdashThe point here is whether upon a conviction under Sections 503 and 506 of the Penal Code, the accused person can be called upon, u/s 489 of the Criminal Procedure Code, to find recognizances with or wi…

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