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Court	Chennai
Decided On	Sep-09-1921
Judge	Spancer and ;Knmarawarai Sastri, JJ.
Reported in	66Ind.Cas.686
Appellant	Rajah of Ramnad
Respondent	Kamith Ravuthan and ors.
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Rajah of Ramnad Vs. Kamith Ravuthan and ors. - Court Judgment