another against Jeevraj and another on the basis of a 'hundi' said to have been executed by Jeevraj in favour of Himmatmal ... owed Rs. 450 to them for which he had executed this 'hundi'. But as the 'hundi' was dishonoured, the present suit
dated 28th September, 1953 whereby their money suit based on a 'hundi' has been dismissed with costs.
2. The appellants' case ... this firm, respondent Leharilal handed over to the plaintiffs a 'darshani hundi' dated Magh Sud 13 Samwat
account of
Sultan Mohd. The transfer used to be made by hundis or
treasury bills and on receipt of necessary hundis or
treasury bills ... appears however that
for about five years what happened was that hundis or
treasury bills used to be sent to the bank both
Panchayat and thereupon the plaintiff executed that very day a Hundi for a sum of Rs. 10,225/- bearing the post date of Missar Sudi ... corresponding to 1st December, 1952 (and not 26th November, 1952).
The Hundi was drawn on the firm of Lakhaji Daulaji of Bombay and was handed
Sale proceeds collected by collecting cheques on
British Indian Banks and Hundis onBritish Indian Shorff and
Merchants
Rs. 6,71,735
It is with this ... between the Assessee and the
merchants that the giving of cheques or hundis by the
merchants to the Assessee would result in an unconditional
discharge
from time to time be prescribed. Suits upon bills of exchange, hundis or promissory notes or for liquidated amounts are some of the kinds
make, draw, sign, endorse,
purchase, sell, discount and negotiate Bills of Exchange,
Hundies, Drafts, Cheques, Promissory Notes and other Nego-
tiable instruments in the name
these were handed over to the buyer on his
honoring a hundi for the value of the goods, the buyer in
this case being
said Act.
Section 89 provides that " a bill of exchange, hundi or
promissory note shall be deemed to have been made, drawn or
accepted
lacs which amount was paid to him on my account by a Hundi drawn by me on Shri Mansinghka Oil Mills Ltd., Bombay in favour
