Bombay High Court Reports: Reports of Cases Decided in the High Court of Bombay. I-XII, 1862-1875, Том 9Printed at the Education Society's Press, Byculla, 1873 |
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accused Act XIV Ahmedabad alleged allowance APPELLATE CIVIL JURISDICTION application appointed arbitrators ARDESAR Assistant Judge award BHA'I Bidkar bill of lading Bombay Act Calc cause of action certificate Civil Court Civil Procedure Code claim clause Code of Civil Collector conviction creditor Criminal Procedure decided decision decree deed of sale defendant discharge District Judge document evidence execution Gibbs Government ground H. C. Rep Háji held High Court Hindu Hindu law HORMASJI immoveable property India Indian Penal Code Insolvent James Hastings judgment judgment debtor jury land Letters Patent liable Magistrate Mámlatdár MELVILL ment mesne profits mortgage mortgagor Munsif Nárayan NAVROJI NEMCHAND offence opinion Parsee parties passed person petition plaint plaintiff possession present prisoner Privy Council proceedings provisions Púna question recover referred registered Regulation respondent reversed Section sentence Small Cause Court Special Appeal Subordinate Judge suit Súrat tion unregistered valad DULU village warrant WESTROPP
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