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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1861 edition. Excerpt: ...be set aside, is entitled to recover the full amount paid by him. On reference to the record and the decision of the principal sudder ameen, we find that none of the material issues between the parties have beeen disposed of, but the principal sudder ameen has, without taking up the points urged in appeal by defendant, simply assented to the decision of the moonsilf in those points, and dismissed the appeal. 'Vs remand the case to the prmeipul sudder ameen to determine the points which have been taken in special appeal, and which are the material issues in the case. This order is applicable to No. 189 also. E. A. SAMUELL8, Eso., Judge, and G. Loon, Esq, Officiating Judge. Roy Brinda Sohaye, for self and guardian of Kursnnkumar, minor, and others, (some of the Defendants) Appellants, Nundkishore and others, (Plaintifi's, ) and Protabnarain and others, (Dofendants, ) Respondents. Moolvie Lootfoor Ru/lman, for Appellants. ' Fon Judgment of this Court see Case No-188 of 1859. Special appml_from the decision of Mr. O. Mackay, Principal Sudder Ameen of S_1/lhet, daled the 30th July 1858, reversing a decree of B11600 Bkoyrub C/zunder Ker, Maonaifiqf Sunlwrpassah, dated 23rd December 185 7. Nilkunt Dutt and others, (Defendants, ) Respondents. Hr. It. T. Allan and Baboo Kie/len/ciskore Gfiosc, for Appellant. In this suit it appears that the father of the plaintiff's vendor Had thank, purchased the land in dispute in 1249, and was put in possession, Principal, B'1d whether nominal or otherwise, immediately afterwards. The defen-, m, ';;, '1; dants in this suit were the judgment debtors, and were then in pos-ing the suit on session. The original purchaser died in 12-53, and was succeeded...