decree has to be determined as a matter arising in execution and cannot form the subject of a separate suit.
2. In appeal ... determination of the tenancy, be entitled to remain in possession until ejectment in execution of a decree or order of Court and the tenant
mortgage money (if any), be entitled to remain in possession until ejectment in execution of a decree or order of Court.
Sub-clause (2) says ... execution; and during this period the tenant holds under the terms of his lease. The continuance of the tenancy notwithstanding ejectment, the provision for payment
presumably abandoning their rights under their purchase in the execution sale, filed a suit in ejectment on the ground that their tenants had wrongfully parted ... transferees were liable to be ejected. The order passed by the Court in execution proceedings was sought to be relied on to defeat the plaintiffs
abandoned the rights under their auction-purchases in execution sale and filed a suit for ejectment on the ground that the tenants wrongfully parted with ... transferees were therefore liable to be ejected. The order passed by the Court in the execution proceedings was sought to be relied on to defeat
Court of the District Munsiff of Cocanada for the ejectment of Virraju. On the 15th March, 1937, he was granted a decree ... induced the decree-holder in the maintenance suit to proceed in execution for arrears of maintenance for three years. This petition was filed
possession of a house shall not be evicted therefrom, cvhether in execution of a decree or otherwise, and whether before or after the termination ... satisfied that certain conditions are in existence, then an order for ejectment can be made. The outstanding difference between the old Section
landholder obtained decrees in two rent suits. At a sale held in execution of the earlier decree a portion of the holding was purchased ... brought the holding to sale and purchased it himself. Subsequently, the landholder ejected the appellant who filed a suit to recover possession. Two contentions were
tenant will of course, in his turn, be entitled to recover in execution any sum paid by him to the plaintiff on account ... jenmi loses his right to bring a suit in ejectment and for redemption of kudikanam. A "melcharth" is defined in the Malabar Tenancy
briefly stated. As a counter move to the mortgagees' suit to eject the lessees the mortgagor sued in 1929 to redeem and recover possession ... within three months, and the mortgagees for their part undertook, on the execution of such deed, to convey to the mortgager's wife Mahalakshmamma
N. Muhammad Hussain Sahib And Ors. vs Selambukara Abdul Gaffoor Sahib And ... on 14 February
