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Jul 30 1956

Pitambar Das Vs. Rajmata Srimati Shanti Devi

Court: Himachal Pradesh

Decided on: Jul-30-1956

Reported in: AIR1957HP23

Ramabhadran, J.C. 1. The suit, out of which this second appeal by a defendant, has arisen, has had a chequered career. Rajmata Shanti Devi of Bushahr instituted a suit against Pitambar Das (the appellant in this Court) for the recovery of Rs. 3,000 on 5-12-1950. The suit was dismissed by the trial Court (Senior Subordinate Judge of Mahasu) on 31-12-1951. The plaintiff then went up in appeal to the learned District Judge, who, on 21-8-1952, remanded the suit to the trial Court with certain instructions. Against that remand order, the defendant Pitambar Das came up in revision to this Court. My learned predecessor, on 3-6-1953, set aside the order of remand made by the District Judge and submitted, therefor, an order under Order 41, Rules 25, Civil P. C. The Court of first instance allowed the plaintiff to amend her plaint, so as to enable her to fall back upon the original consideration. It then made the necessary inquiry and submitted its report on 2-8-1954. The learned District Judge ...


Jul 10 1956

Bangi Ram Vs. State of Himachal Pradesh

Court: Himachal Pradesh

Decided on: Jul-10-1956

Reported in: 1957CriLJ131

ORDER14. The conviction of the appellant of an offence under Section 5 (2), Prevention of Corruption Act, is maintained, taut the fine is reduced to Rs. 50, in default one month's simple imprisonment. Fine, in excess of this amount, if realized, must be refunded to the appellant. Subject to this reduction, the appeal is rejected....


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