Reports of Cases Heard And Determined By the Judicial Committee ..., volume 11
Reports of Cases Heard And Determined By the Judicial Committee ..., volume 11
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Maenaghten^B ^^ Hindu Law," p. 32, The decree cannot be upheld, as the Court has by it s « latter decision, in Mussuiiiai Mooneea v. Dfsurma {c) expressly overruled their judgment in this case, and (a) 9 Moore's Ind. App. Cases, 520 f and see note,, ib., 532.
{h) 2 Borr. Bom. Hep., 471. (e) AnU, p. 59a.
Digitized by Google 400 • CASKJ5 IN TKK PRIVY COUNCIL 1867. the latter ruling is in accordance with the Vivada l:HAKocmAiN Chintamanij voce " Table of Succession." V, Judgment was pronounced by ...MouunLall The Right Hon. Sir James W. Oolvilb.
Their Lordships have authorized me to state that in their opinion the preliminary objection which has been taken to the maintenance of this suit must prevail. It unquestionably lay upon the Plaintiff, Mohun Lall^ one of the Respondents, to show that he had a right to sue* The suit is of a peculiar nature, because it is one brought by a person who, even if his own case were true, might probably never have an interest in the property, inasmuch as ho can have only a contingent estate during the lifetime of the Appellant, Thakoorain Sahiha, Such a suit is permitted simply on the ground of the necessity that the contingent reversioner may be under of protect- ing his contingent interest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Maenaghten^B ^^ Hindu Law," p. 32, The decree cannot be upheld, as the Court has by it s « latter decision, in Mussuiiiai Mooneea v. Dfsurma {c) expressly overruled their judgment in this case, and (a) 9 Moore's Ind. App. Cases, 520 f and see note,, ib., 532.
{h) 2 Borr. Bom. Hep., 471. (e) AnU, p. 59a.
Digitized by Google 400 • CASKJ5 IN TKK PRIVY COUNCIL 1867. the latter ruling is in accordance with the Vivada l:HAKocmAiN Chintamanij voce " Table of Succession." V, Judgment was pronounced by ...MouunLall The Right Hon. Sir James W. Oolvilb.
Their Lordships have authorized me to state that in their opinion the preliminary objection which has been taken to the maintenance of this suit must prevail. It unquestionably lay upon the Plaintiff, Mohun Lall^ one of the Respondents, to show that he had a right to sue* The suit is of a peculiar nature, because it is one brought by a person who, even if his own case were true, might probably never have an interest in the property, inasmuch as ho can have only a contingent estate during the lifetime of the Appellant, Thakoorain Sahiha, Such a suit is permitted simply on the ground of the necessity that the contingent reversioner may be under of protect- ing his contingent interest.
What to read after Reports of Cases Heard And Determined By the Judicial Committee ..., volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Privy Council. Judicial Committee, Edmund F. Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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