(1) Section 378 bars an appeal from the
decision of a Principal Sudder
Ameen, granting a review of his
predecessor's judgment

See Declaration Decree (5)
(6) (9)

Section 73. See Intervenor (5)

Sections 92, 236.
Sections 102, 103.
Section 105. See
Sections 116 & 119.

See Attachment (2)
See Representative.
Liability (5)

See Ex-parte Fudg-

ment.

See Full Bench Rulings

by five Judges (12)

See Evidence (21)

Section 119.

Section 128.

... 125

Section 168.
Section 180.

See Appellate Court (2)

See Civil Ameen (2) (3)

(2) Section 246 is prospective, and does
not apply to proceedings in execu-
tion under the old procedure
(3) The mere calling up of a case to be
heard is not hearing the case,' as
in Section 348
(4) Under Section 260, a suit by a party
claiming to be the real pur-
chaser of immoveable property sold
in execution cannot be brought
against the certified auction-pur-
chaser
(5) Section 206 does not apply to Re-
venue Courts, and a Deputy Col-
lector is not justified in refusing to
inquire whether or not a private
adjustment of a decree has been
made out of Court

328

360

See Evidence (33)

Section 214. See General Warrant.
Section 216. See Notice (2)

Sections 223, 224. See Execution (7)

Section 224. See Receipt.

Sections 229, 230. See Execution (8)

Sections 229, 231. See Appeal (3)

Sections 235, 259, and 285. See Sale (12)
Sections 236, 240. See Attachment (4)
Sections 237, 242. See Full Bench Rul-
ings by five Fudges (10)
See Mortgage (4)
See Alienation (2)
See Sale (4)

Section 240.

Section 251.

ACT X. OF 1859.

Section 77.

See Intervenor (2)

See Jurisdiction (2

Section 105. See Sale (15)

Sections 106,

151. See Furisdict

See Execution (9)

(1) The words 'same class' in Section
17 refer to the division of ryots into
those having, and those not having,
rights of occupancy

(2) The words 'prevailing rate' in Sec-
tion 17 mean the rate paid by the
majority of the ryots in the neigh-
bourhood

(3) A perpetual contract by a lessee bind-
ing his heirs to the non-relinquish-
ment of the jote cannot operate
against Section 19-

(4) Increase of productive powers' in
Section 17 means increase in the
productive powers of the land it-
self, not the capacity for realizing a
higher rent for building or other
purposes

(7)

...

...

See Intervenor (5)
See Non-traverse.
See Suit (5)

Section 5. See Attachment (6)
See Jurisdiction (38)
See Sale (13)

ACT XIV. OF 1859.

(1) Section 15 does not affect the gener
law on the matters to which
relates, but provides a special r
medy for a particular kind
grievance

Clause 6, Section 1. See Limitati
Clause 7, Section 1.

See Limitati

(5) Sections 139, 142, and 143 discussed 162
(6) Section 17 applies only to ryots, not
to zemindars having a tenure of a
talooki character
—makes no provision for ryots
who have held since the time of
the permanent settlement at vary-
ing rates
(8) The benefits of Section 6 apply also
to actual cultivators deriving their
profits from the produce directly... 579
Clause 2, Section 17. See Enhance-

Clauses 2, 4, 7 of
Section 24.

Clause 3, Section 17.

ment (10)
Section 23 and
See Appeal (6)
See Enhance-

ment (11)

522

See Malikan