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1 - 10 of 14 (0.22 seconds)Dhondi Tukaram vs Dadoo Piraji And Ors. on 8 December, 1952
In Dhondi Tukaram v. Dadoo Piraji all that was done was that the suit was kept pending till the return of the finding from the Mamlatdar. There was no challenge to the jurisdiction of the Court. An incidental issue which could not be tried by the civil Court and which the Mamlatdar alone was competent to try, was referred to him. Recourse was had to this step with a view to save the jurisdiction of the civil Court. I do not think that it would be competent to the civil Court to transfer the suit to the Mamlatdar in the absence of any specific provision and unless that is done, the difficulty of limitation may come in, at any rate, in some cases.