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Kallypersaud Sing Vs Hoolas Chund

Calcutta High Court

Sir Richard Couch, Kt., C.J.@mdashThe first question put to as by the learned Judge of the Small Cause Court is "whether I am right in considering that the tiled huts claimed are not goods and chattels." He does not say…

The Queen Vs Belat Ali and Others

Calcutta High Court Criminal Appeal No. 277 of 1873

Phear, J.@mdashWe think that the verdict of the jury mast be set aside on the ground that the Judge wrongly directed them with regard to the reception of the so-called confession of two at least of the prisoners who wer…

Queen Vs Sabed Ali and Others

Calcutta High Court Criminal Appeal No. 979 of 1873

Ainslie, J.@mdashIn this case there was a dispute about a piece of laud between Fuckeer Ali and Sabed Ali, which ended in a riot, in the course of which a man named Tareboolah, one of the party of the prisoners, fired a…

The Nawab Nazim of Bengal Vs Heeralall Seal

Calcutta High Court

Macpherson, J.@mdashThe lien relied upon is simply a lien upon the fund recovered in the suit No. 9 of 1869 for the costs of the attorney incurred in that suit. Such a lien is wholly different from a lien on the papers …

W.D. Cruikshank Vs Azim Nulla Moodeen

Calcutta High Court Miscellaneous Regular Appeal No. 295 of 1872

Jackson, J.@mdashIt appears to me that, irrespective of the question as to whether or not the appellant before us really consented to the arrangement recited by the Recorder, which consent appears to me to be extremely …

Moneeram Kolita Vs Kery Kolitany

Calcutta High Court Special Appeal No. 1870 of 1870

Mitter, J.@mdashIn this case I have already expressed my opinion at considerable length in the order of reference, and as I still adhere to that opinion, I do not think it necessary for me to do anything more than to ma…

In Re: Hadjee Abdoolla and Another

Calcutta High Court Rule Nisi No. 46 of 1873

Phear, J.@mdashWe think that in this case the rule most be made absolute. The judgment of Mr. Craster in admitting the review is very short. He says (reads). It appears to me that the Judge has taken an erroneous view o…