Dowlah. When the suit was pending, the Nizam issued a 'Firman' on February 19, 1939, directing the withdrawal of the suit from ... accepted and this recommendation was approved by the Nizam by a 'Firman' dated June 26, 1947, which directed that the decision
Ameer-un-Nissa Begum
(supra) is misplaced. In this case by firman dated 19th February, 1939, the
Nizam constituted a Special Commission to investigate ... commission from the file of Darul Quaza Court. A firman dated 26th
June, 1947, declared the report of the commission worthy of implementation
and directed
Ameer-un-Nissa Begum
(supra) is misplaced. In this case by firman dated 19th February, 1939, the
Nizam constituted a Special Commission to investigate ... commission from the file of Darul Quaza Court. A firman dated 26th
June, 1947, declared the report of the commission worthy of implementation
and directed
which, it appears, that His Exalted highness the Nizam had, by a Firman dated 19-2-1939, constituted a Special Commission to investigate and submit ... transferred to the Commission from the file of Darul-Quaza Court. Another Firman dated 26-6-1947 declared that the report of the commission
land which had apparently been granted in 1641 and confirmed by a firman registered in 1334 to the ancestors of the above named three persons ... moiety of which this suit is brought was described in the firman as being set apart for the lighting of a mosque to which another
That being so plaintiff has nothing to rely upon except the Firmans and Sanads relating to the grant of the villages of Umraj and Orma ... family. My learned brother has dealt exhaustively with the various grants and Firmans to illustrate the view that the references therein made to the maintenance
right. That being so plaintiff has nothing to rely upon except the Firman and Sanads relating to the grant of the villages of Umraj ... family. My learned brother has dealt exhaustively with the various grants and Firmans to illustrate the view that the references therein made to the maintenance
exclusion of the khadims, and this claim is based upon a firman alleged to have been granted by the Emperor Shah Jahan ... This firman is, however, of doubtful authenticity, and the Courts below have concurred in holding that the firman has not been acted upon, and that
supreme, the Raja of Phaltan could not by a mere executive firman override the provisions of a statute which he himself had put into operation
servant supplicates. Thou, 0 True Shah, accepteth the same. (I obey) the Firman (i.e., mandate) of the Shah as communicated
