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Muthu Bhattar Vs. Mrithunjaya Bhattar and anr.
Chennai
Spencer, J.
Mar-02-1917
Land Acquisition
44Ind.Cas.248
Spencer, J.In Civil Revision Petition No. 872 of 1916.1. The District Judge was mistaken in thinking that he bad no power to correct a clerical error occurring in his Review Order because of the pendency of...
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Chennai
Spencer, J.
Oct-10-1911
Criminal
(1914)ILR37Mad47
ORDERSpencer, J.1. The petitioner has been convicted of an offence under Section 423, Indian Penal Code. This little used section of the Penal Code makes punishable the act of a person who dishonestly or fraudulently executes...
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Chennai
Spencer, J.
Jul-27-1915
Criminal
30Ind.Cas.435a
ORDERSpencer, J.1. The Joint Magistrate, Sermadevi, sentenced the third accused to IS months' rigorous imprisonment for the offence of robbery (Section 392, Indian Penal Code) and to six months' additional rigorous imprisonment under Section 75 as...
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Damodara Padhano Vs. Haribhandhu Patnaick
Chennai
Spencer, J.
Jan-27-1921
Land Acquisition
AIR1921Mad406; 70Ind.Cas.392
ORDERSpencer, J.1. At the hearing of this application, to review the judgment given by Mr. Justice Bakewell and myself in Second Appeal No. 1928 of 1918 it was argued.1. That it was competent for the appellant...
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Chennai
Spencer, J.
Feb-18-1918
Arbitration
47Ind.Cas.597
Spencer, J.1. These civil revision petitions arise out of a suit in which there was a reference made by consent of the parties to three arbitrators and a decree was passed by the Court on the...
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Chennai
Spencer, J.
Feb-16-1923
Criminal
76Ind.Cas.234
ORDERSpencer, J.1. The accused were tried by the Third Presidency Magistrate in 1921 for getting the complainant arrested on a warrant and sent to the Civil Jail when he possessed a valid protection order. The acts...
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Chennai
Spencer, J.
Feb-23-1923
Arbitration
73Ind.Cas.528
ORDERSpencer, J.1. There is no appeal or petition pending in this Court in this connection. This is not a cast for the exercise of the extraordinary powers of this Court under Section 107 of the Government...
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Chennai
Spencer, J.
Sep-14-1916
Miscellaneous
36Ind.Cas.158
ORDERSpencer, J.1. The Deputy Magistrate took cognisance of a dispute as to a right of way-falling under Section 147 of the Code of Criminal Procedure.2. Under Section 148 he directed a Subordinate Magistrate to hold a...
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Chennai
Spencer, J.
Sep-15-1911
Criminal
(1912)ILR35Mad596; 17Ind.Cas.408
ORDERSpencer, J.1. Technically the petitioner committed an offence under Section 19 (c) of the Arms Act as soon as ha landed in British India with a revolver which he was not lawfully entitled to possess in...
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Chennai
Spencer, J.
Sep-29-1911
Criminal
(1912)ILR35Mad606
ORDERSpencer, J.1. It is argued that the Presidency Magistrate had no power to dismiss a complaint under Section 203, Criminal Procedure Code, without examining the complainant. It was held in Queen-Empress v. Murphy I.L.R. (1887) All....
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