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The Queen Vs Boodhooa

Calcutta High Court

Hobhouse, J.@mdashThe question is, whether the Deputy Commissioner having, under the words of Act XV of 1862, only power to pass a sentence of imprisonment, was competent, under s. 59 of the Penal Code, to commute that …

The Queen Vs Shifait Ali

Calcutta High Court

Loch, J.@mdashShifait Ali, Ilahi Baksh, and Mani Shah were apprehended in the act of writing the draft of a petition bearing the name of Dilawar Shah, charging Raja Lilanand Sing with the murder of a fakir, with the obj…

Choonilal Seal Vs Spence''s Hotel Company Limited

Calcutta High Court

Norman, J.@mdashThis is a suit brought under Act V of 1866 by the plaintiff as endorsee of a promissory note made, on the 8th of December 1866, by Charles Marten and William Anderson, payable to the defendants, or their…

Tamvaoo Vs Skinner

Calcutta High Court

Macpherson, J.@mdashIn my opinion, the petition not having been presented within the sis months, the appeal cannot be allowed. The Rule (1) of the Privy Council upon the subject (the first of the Rules of the 10th of Ap…

Rollo Vs Smith and Others

Calcutta High Court

Markby, J.@mdashIn the course of this case an application was made to dismiss the suit on the ground that the plaintiff was under the age of twenty-one years. The plaintiff stated that he was born in the year 1848; that…

In Re: Goods of Duncan (Deceased)

Calcutta High Court

Phear, J.@mdashThis is an application by the Advocate-General for grant of Letters of Administration with the Will annexed, to the Administrator-General of all such assets of Duncan, deceased, within the Presidency of B…

Ramgopal Law Vs Richard Blaquiere

Calcutta High Court

Norman, J.@mdashThis application must be dismissed with costs. The first point taken was that the Court had no jurisdiction; I think there are no grounds for setting aside the judgment on that ground. The note was payab…