The Calcutta Law Reports of Cases Decided by the High Court, Calcutta, Also Judgments of H. M.'s Privy Council, 1877, 1. sējumsBrown & Company, 1878 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 88.
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... Justice . HENRY STEWART CUNNINGHAM , WILLIAM FRASER MCDONELL , V.C. , • JOHN PITT - Kennedy , " 2 HENRY THOBY PRINSEP , HENRY BARING LAWFORD , " " Judges . Officiating as Judges . The Hon . FRANCIS BARING KEMP was absent on leave from ...
... Justice . HENRY STEWART CUNNINGHAM , WILLIAM FRASER MCDONELL , V.C. , • JOHN PITT - Kennedy , " 2 HENRY THOBY PRINSEP , HENRY BARING LAWFORD , " " Judges . Officiating as Judges . The Hon . FRANCIS BARING KEMP was absent on leave from ...
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... up in appeal to the Privy Council . 1 10 Moore Ind . App . , 203 : 3 W. R. , 11 , P. C. OTHERS V. JOGESH DUTT . 1 Judgment . GARTH , C.J. 1877 Mr. Justice Jackson desires me to say that he VOL . I. ] 15 CIVIL APPEAL .
... up in appeal to the Privy Council . 1 10 Moore Ind . App . , 203 : 3 W. R. , 11 , P. C. OTHERS V. JOGESH DUTT . 1 Judgment . GARTH , C.J. 1877 Mr. Justice Jackson desires me to say that he VOL . I. ] 15 CIVIL APPEAL .
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... Justice Jackson desires me to say that he concurs in this KALI CHURN judgment . DUTT AND OTHERS v . JOGESH CHUNDER DUTT . MACPHERSON , J. : — In my opinion , the principle on which the Privy Council acted in the case of Shama Persad Roy ...
... Justice Jackson desires me to say that he concurs in this KALI CHURN judgment . DUTT AND OTHERS v . JOGESH CHUNDER DUTT . MACPHERSON , J. : — In my opinion , the principle on which the Privy Council acted in the case of Shama Persad Roy ...
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... a question of serious importance . I agree in the - judgment of Mr. Justice Macpherson . AINSLIE , J. 10 Moore Ind . App . , 203 ; 3 W. R. , 11 P. C. [ CRIMINAL REVISIONAL JURISDICTION . ] INTHE MATTER OF HIRAN 20 [ VOL . I. HIGH COURT.
... a question of serious importance . I agree in the - judgment of Mr. Justice Macpherson . AINSLIE , J. 10 Moore Ind . App . , 203 ; 3 W. R. , 11 P. C. [ CRIMINAL REVISIONAL JURISDICTION . ] INTHE MATTER OF HIRAN 20 [ VOL . I. HIGH COURT.
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... Justice expresses the opinion that the term " Police Officer " should be read not in a strict technical sense , but according to its more comprehensive and popular meaning . In that case , although it was admitted that the confession ...
... Justice expresses the opinion that the term " Police Officer " should be read not in a strict technical sense , but according to its more comprehensive and popular meaning . In that case , although it was admitted that the confession ...
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1877 BURA HANGSEH accused Act VIII Act XXII Acts of Parliament AINSLIE Appellate Court application Baboo Bengal BOOK SINGH Chowdhry Churn CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION claim clause Code of Criminal Cossyah and Jynteeah Criminal Procedure decision declared decree decree-holder defendant dismissed District Doorga Doss doubt DUTT DWARKA entitled evidence execution fact foreclosure Full Bench Garo Hills GARTH Government Governor-General in Council ground HANGSEH AND BOOK Hera High Court India JACKSON JAGDEEP judgment judgment-debtor Jury Justice Jynteeah Hills kabuliat Kamini KINMOND Koer land Legislative Council Lieutenant-Governor Lordships lower Appellate Court Madhub Magistrate Maharajah MARKBY matter Mitakshara Mohun Mookerjea Moonsiff mortgage Mouzah NARAIN SINGH notice opinion Parliament parties passed Persad person petitioner plaint plaintiff possession pottah prisoner Privy Council proceedings provisions question RAM LOCHUN referred ryot Sessions Judge share Small Cause Court special appeal Subordinate Judge Sudder taluqdars tion verdict widow
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