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Jackson, J.@mdashIn our opinion the plaintiff''s suit ought to have been dismissed. He claimed to recover possession of jamai land by adjudication of jamai right thereto, together with mesne profits; and the ground of t…
Richard Garth, C.J.@mdashWho, after dismissing the defendant''s appeal, gave the following judgment on the plaintiffs'' cross-appeal:We have now considered the cross-objection made by the respondents (the plaintiffs) up…
White, J.@mdashThe question raised by the reference of the Officiating Chief Magistrate is as to the procedure to be adopted in cases under chap. 8 of the Presidency Magistrates'' Act, when an accused person who has bee…
White, J.@mdashWe have referred to the 101st section of the Mutiny Act (41 Vic., c. 10, A.D. 1878), and are of opinion that that Section (which is also to be found in the Mutiny Acts between 1873 and 1878) does not depr…
Wilson, J.@mdashThe first question, whether I have power to make either of the orders asked for, is important. Section 363 of the Code provides, that if there be more plaintiff''s than one, and any of them dies, and the…
Ainslie, J.@mdashWho, after stating the facts, continued:The Courts below have found that the debt has been satisfied, and that there is a surplus in the hands of the defendant irrespective of the rent still payable up …
Montague E. Smith, J. 1. This was a suit brought by the Collector of Madura, acting for the Court of Wards, on behalf of the minor zemindar of Ramnad, against the Defendant, to recover possession of the village of Sel…
Pontifex, J.@mdashIf Hindus take out letters of administration at all, they must take out general letters. I cannot grant you letters of administration limited as you wish.
Ainslie, J.@mdashThe first question that aries in this appeal is the nature of the order which the Appellate Court will make under Clause (w), Section 588 of the Code of Civil Procedure, by which an appeal from an order…
Tottenham, J.@mdashThese two suits were disposed of in the lower Court by one judgment; and as they are precisely similar, they have been laid before us together in appeal, and our decision of one will apply to them bot…