asked to interfere on the ground that the English Law of champerty does not apply to British India and the dismissal of the plaintiff ... suit on the alleged ground of champerty was illegal and arbitrary, and that upon the finding that payment of amount of the bond
that the law will, not recognise any transaction savouring of maintenance or champerty, in Monmatha Nath Dutt v. Matilal Mitra
that the law will not recognise any transaction savouring of maintenance or champerty. The prohibition in Section 6(e) is based on grounds of public
were champertous, though be says: "There is no positive law of champerty in the mofussil in India, but I still cannot suppose that
The Distt. Manager, Food Corporation Of ... vs Shri Kailash Chand & Others on 12 December
that the Legislature intended by statutory enactment to adopt the doctrine of champerty recognized by the English Courts. The present case was essentially
otherwise there would be a contravention of the law of maintenance and champerty. In Glegg v. Bromley (1912) 3 K.B. 474, Parker ... lead to maintenance.
24. There is no rule against maintenance and champerty in this country, and we can find no reason whatsoever why a contract
will not recognize any transaction which may savour of maintenance of champerty. It is only when there is some interest in the subject matter that ... that assignment was free from objection on the ground of maintenance or champerty. The right of action on the covenants being so connected with enjoyment
also of the various High Courts. There is no specific law against champerty in India and although champertous transactions are prohibited in England, such agreements
untrue, and that it was made through apprehension that a plea of champerty might be raised on behalf of the persons who were in possession
