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Chunder Caunt Mookerjee vs Jodoonath Khan and Another

Calcutta High Court · Decided on 31 January 1878 · Citation: (1878) 01 CAL CK 0023

HON’BLE JUDGES
Richard Garth, C.J · Markby, J
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Richard Garth, C.J.—As regards the last point urged upon us, which only affects the question of costs, we think that the tender of the Rs. 1,043-5 was made in such a way, that the plaintiffs could not accept the sum tendered without giving up the remainder of their claim.

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An offer of that kind to pay a portion of the dobt in discharge of the whole is not a legal tender of the part only; and this case, therefore, does not come within the principle of the authorities which have been cited to us by Mr. Bell.

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If the money had been tendered unconditionally, it might have been otherwise.