cause of action in respect of it. With great respect to the learned Subordinate Judge we think that he was wrong in taking that view ... argued before us that that paragraph does not disclose any cause of action against defendants 2 and 3 (only defendant 3 is represented here). That
cognizable case, there is no reason why the Sub-Inspector's action should not be held justified under that particular section, although ... proved in a subsequent trial. But, even if this view is wrong, for the reasons I have already given, I think that there is clearly
record any such memorandum. In this respect the learned Magistrate was clearly wrong. The learned Magistrate in his explanation says that he did prepare rough ... learned Magistrate and I must say that it is an action that I can hardly expect from a Magistrate of the First Class. A local
damages. The continuance in possession of the trespasser is a recurring wrong and constitutes a new entry every time that the true owner goes upon ... make a claim to it. There is a fresh cause of action each time he is resisted although the point from which limitation will
W. Subbalakshmi Ammal vs Narasimiah on 11 January, 1927
Equivalent citations: (1927)52MLJ482, AIR 1927
Rajani Kanta Kayal And Ors. vs Bistoo Moni Dassi on 21 March, 1927
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their completeness or accuracy; neither shall they be held liable to any action for damages by reason only of any omission or inaccuracy in respect ... vote for his candidate. He is said also to have wrongfully restrained some people from voting. I am clearly of opinion that no section
Alagarswami Thevan And Ors. vs Ramabadra Naidu Garu on 25 July, 1927
Equivalent citations: AIR1929MAD38
Pandurang S. Katti vs Minnie Henrietta Katti on 19 December, 1927
Equivalent citations: (1928)30BOMLR350
W. Subbalakshmi Ammal vs Narasiah on 11 January, 1927
Equivalent citations: 102IND. CAS.360
JUDGMENT
