Kolkata Court May 1880 Judgments
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Jibaneswari Debia, Mother and Guardian of Kailas Chunder Chuckerbutty ...
Court: Kolkata
Decided on: May-04-1880
Reported in: (1881)ILR6Cal243
Sir R. P. Collier.1. This case was reduced during the argument to a point of law, which becomes intelligible upon the statement of a few facts.2. Brojo Kishor and Ram Kishor were brothers, joint in estate, of whom Ram Kumar died sometime before 1835, leaving two sons, Ram Kumar and Nobo Kumar. In the year 1835 an estate, consisting of an 8-anna share in a taluk, called Newaz Ali, and belonging to one Abdul Samad, was bought in the name of Ram Kumar, but with the joint funds of the family. Brojo Kishor died in 1836 having shortly before his death separated from the other branch of the family. He left two widows, each of whom adopted a son, one adopted son being Ishan Chunder and the other Mohesh Chunder. Upon, or sometime after, the death of Brojo Kishor, Ram Kumar set up an exclusive title to the purchased estate; and the representatives of Brojo Kishor, who at that time were the adopted sons, in the year 1839, brought a suit against Ram Kumar, and his brother Nobo Kumar, for the purpo...
The Empress Vs. Butokristo Dass and anr.
Court: Kolkata
Decided on: May-03-1880
Reported in: (1881)ILR6Cal59
Morris, J.1. In our opinion, under Section 129 of the Presidency Magistrates' Act, with the exception of the Advocate-General, Standing Counsel, Government Solicitor, or other officer generally or specially empowered by the Local Government in that behalf, no person, whether counsel or attorney, can claim the right to conduct the prosecution of any criminal case without the permission of the Presidency Magistrate....
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