Privy Council(1903) 11 PRI CK 0002

Bageswari Prosad Singh vs Mahomed Gowhar Ali Khan

Privy Council · Decided on 12 November 1903 · Citation: (1904) 31 ILRPC 256

HON’BLE JUDGES
Macnaghten, Limdley, Andrew Scobie, Arthur Wilson, JJ.

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Macnaghten, J. 1. Their Lordships are of opinion that there is no irregularity in the sale to which this appeal relates, or in the notifications issued in respect of it. All the objections which Mr. Araihoon has placed before their Lordships very fully, and very clearly, are so completely disposed of by the reasons given by the learned Judges of the High Court, that their Lordships, are quite satisfied to adopt their judgment. It is not necessary to go through these reasons again. 2. Their Lordships will, therefore, humbly advise His Majesty that this appeal ought to be dismissed. The appellants will pay the costs of the first respondent--the only respondent who appeared--down to the filing of his case, and the costs of his application for payment thereof.