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1 - 4 of 4 (0.16 seconds)Kristo Chunder Ghose And Ors. vs Raj Kristo Bandyopadhya And Ors. on 8 July, 1885
3. In this appeal it has been contended that, regard being had to the Validating Act (Act I B. C. of 190:0, the landlord was bound by the transfer although his fee was not paid and although no notice of the transfer was given to him. This contention is founded on the cases of Kristo Bulluv Ghose v. Kristo Lal Singh 16 C. 642, Chintamoni Dutt v. Rash Behari Mondal 10 C. 17, Hemendra Nath Mukerji v. Kumar Nath Roy 12 C.W.N. 478 and Girish Chandra Guho v. Khagendra Nath 9 Ind. Cas. 1001 : 16 C.W.N. 64 : 13 C.L.J. 613. The authority of this series of cases is undeniable and the result seems to be that a transfer may be complete upon registration although the landlord's fee is not paid and no notice of the transfer is given to him. Upon this part of the case the judgment of the learned Subordinate Judge may be open to just criticism. But the argument addressed to us overlooks a further finding of the Subordinate Judge upon a question of fact.
Chintamoni Dutt vs Rash Behari Mondul on 10 July, 1891
3. In this appeal it has been contended that, regard being had to the Validating Act (Act I B. C. of 190:0, the landlord was bound by the transfer although his fee was not paid and although no notice of the transfer was given to him. This contention is founded on the cases of Kristo Bulluv Ghose v. Kristo Lal Singh 16 C. 642, Chintamoni Dutt v. Rash Behari Mondal 10 C. 17, Hemendra Nath Mukerji v. Kumar Nath Roy 12 C.W.N. 478 and Girish Chandra Guho v. Khagendra Nath 9 Ind. Cas. 1001 : 16 C.W.N. 64 : 13 C.L.J. 613. The authority of this series of cases is undeniable and the result seems to be that a transfer may be complete upon registration although the landlord's fee is not paid and no notice of the transfer is given to him. Upon this part of the case the judgment of the learned Subordinate Judge may be open to just criticism. But the argument addressed to us overlooks a further finding of the Subordinate Judge upon a question of fact.
Girish Chandra Guho And Ors. vs Khagendra Nath Chattopadhyaya And on 23 February, 1911
3. In this appeal it has been contended that, regard being had to the Validating Act (Act I B. C. of 190:0, the landlord was bound by the transfer although his fee was not paid and although no notice of the transfer was given to him. This contention is founded on the cases of Kristo Bulluv Ghose v. Kristo Lal Singh 16 C. 642, Chintamoni Dutt v. Rash Behari Mondal 10 C. 17, Hemendra Nath Mukerji v. Kumar Nath Roy 12 C.W.N. 478 and Girish Chandra Guho v. Khagendra Nath 9 Ind. Cas. 1001 : 16 C.W.N. 64 : 13 C.L.J. 613. The authority of this series of cases is undeniable and the result seems to be that a transfer may be complete upon registration although the landlord's fee is not paid and no notice of the transfer is given to him. Upon this part of the case the judgment of the learned Subordinate Judge may be open to just criticism. But the argument addressed to us overlooks a further finding of the Subordinate Judge upon a question of fact.
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