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attach that importance to the decree for ejectment and the. execution proceedings consequent upon it, which' it was his bouiiden duty

rent, and got a decree for ejectment and obtained actual possession by execution on the 19th of November, 1931. Thereafter, there was trouble between

concerned obtained ex parte decrees in three ejectment suits in the Court of Small Causes, Calcutta. In execution of the said decrees the landlord obtained

registration had foeen required, that Is to say, from the date of execution, the petitioner was entitled to pre-empt the land, since his kobala ... vendor an instrument of transfer would take eject from the date of its execution and not from the date of registration, the position was different

hereinafter referred to as 'the Tenancy Act ') for the ejectment of the third respondent on the ground that he was a trespasser ... petitioner obtained a decree, and thereafter in execution of his decree he recovered possession of the plot. The third respondent appealed, but before his appeal

District Magistrate took proceedings for ejectment as required under Section 11 of the said Act. To that execution objection was taken under Section 47, Civil

Bombay in recovering the certified amount of income- tax must proceed under Ejection 13 of the Bombay City Land Revenue Act, 1876 (Bombay ... Code of Civil Procedure for the detention of a judgment- debtor in execution of a decree for an equal amount of money. So, even

Irani. In August 1951 the Bombay Municipality filed a suit for ejecting Tyaballi and on 30-1-1952 a consent decree was arrived at between ... remove the structures and, therefore, the Municipality sometime in 1954 started execution proceedings, and the appellants in these appeals offered obstruction under Order 21, Rule

possession of in a compromise of a suit brought by him to eject his brother from a zamindari estate. The deed provided inter alia that ... power of transfer during the life-time of his brother etc. The execution petition was resisted on the ground that the judgment-debtor

open to the respondents to re-agitate that question in the execution proceeding. 'Shamsundar's case (D)', is therefore directly in point ... proposition of law enunciated by him. The plaintiffs instituted a suit to eject the defendant from a piece of land in Chota Nagpur