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 42.
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... prisoner has been convicted of murder , the offence having been committed on the 10th of September last . He was committed by Mr. Luttman - Johnson , the Magistrate of Cachar , for trial before the Sessions Court . In the course of the ...
... prisoner has been convicted of murder , the offence having been committed on the 10th of September last . He was committed by Mr. Luttman - Johnson , the Magistrate of Cachar , for trial before the Sessions Court . In the course of the ...
xvi. lappuse
... prisoner Case stated . on those two examinations are under the circumstances admissible . The first examination of the accused was on the 21st of Sept- ember . The Magistrate , in his own hand , recorded fully in English each question ...
... prisoner Case stated . on those two examinations are under the circumstances admissible . The first examination of the accused was on the 21st of Sept- ember . The Magistrate , in his own hand , recorded fully in English each question ...
1. lappuse
... prisoner , unless we are bound to hold as matter of law that the mere omission to comply with the prov- isions of Section 346 does prejudice him . The Bombay High Court apparently considers that such an error necessarily does prejudice ...
... prisoner , unless we are bound to hold as matter of law that the mere omission to comply with the prov- isions of Section 346 does prejudice him . The Bombay High Court apparently considers that such an error necessarily does prejudice ...
2. lappuse
... prisoner Case stated . on those two examinations are under the circumstances admissible . The first examination of the accused was on the 21st of Sept- ember . The Magistrate , in his own hand , recorded fully in English each question ...
... prisoner Case stated . on those two examinations are under the circumstances admissible . The first examination of the accused was on the 21st of Sept- ember . The Magistrate , in his own hand , recorded fully in English each question ...
3. lappuse
... prisoner , unless we are bound to hold as matter of law that the mere omission to comply with the prov- isions of Section 346 does prejudice him . The Bombay High Court apparently considers that such an error necessarily does prejudice ...
... prisoner , unless we are bound to hold as matter of law that the mere omission to comply with the prov- isions of Section 346 does prejudice him . The Bombay High Court apparently considers that such an error necessarily does prejudice ...
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1877 BURA HANGSEH Act VIII Act XXII Acts of Parliament AINSLIE alleged application Baboo Bengal BOOK SINGH CIVIL APPELLATE JURISDICTION claim clause Code of Criminal Cossyah and Jynteeah Criminal Procedure decision declared decree decree-holder defendant dismissed District Doorga Doss doubt entitled evidence execution Executive Government fact Full Bench Garo Hills GARTH Government Governor-General in Council ground HANGSEH AND BOOK Hera High Court India Indian Legislature Issur Chunder JACKSON JAGDEEP Judgment judgment-debtor Jury Justice Jynteeah Hills kabuliat Kamini KINMOND Kistodhon Koer KOOER land Legislative Council Letters Patent Lieutenant-Governor Lordships lower Appellate Court Magistrate Maharajah MARKBY matter Mitakshara Mohun Mookerjea Moonsiff mortgage NARAIN SINGH Nath opinion Parliament parties passed Pershad person petitioner plaint plaintiff possession pottah Privy Council proceedings provisions QUEEN question Radha RAM LOCHUN referred rent ryot Sessions Judge share special appeal Subordinate Judge suit taluqdars tion verdict widow
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