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Malhari Vs. Narso Krishna

Malhari vs Narso Krishna

Type Court Judgment Court Mumbai Decided Nov 28, 1884
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Citation
Court
Mumbai
Judge
Decided On
Subject
Civil;Property

Case Summary

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Civil Procedure Code Act XIV of 1882, Section 295 - Decree passed by Sub ordinate Judge--Decree by same Court in exercise of its Small Cause jurisdiction--Sale--Rateabledistribution of assets. -

Key legal issue
Civil;Property

Parties & Advocates

Appellant / Petitioner

Malhari

Respondent

Narso Krishna

Legal References

Reported In
(1885)ILR9Bom174

Excerpt

civil procedure code act xiv of 1882, section 295 - decree passed by sub ordinate judge--decree by same court in exercise of its small cause jurisdiction--sale--rateabledistribution of assets. - kemball, j.1. although a subordinate judge invested under act x of 1869, section 28, with a small cause powers acquires the jurisdiction of two courts, he does not become the judge of two courts, but remains the judge of a subordinate court.

Full Judgment

Kemball, J.

1. Although a Subordinate Judge invested under Act X of 1869, Section 28, with a Small Cause powers acquires the jurisdiction of two Courts, he does not become the Judge of two Courts, but remains the Judge of a Subordinate Court.

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