High CourtsDivision Bench(1900) 05 CAL CK 0006

Lala Kuldip Narain and Others vs Lala Makhan Lal

Calcutta High Court · Decided on 23 May 1900 · Citation: (1900) ILR (Cal) 774

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Harington, J · Ghose, J

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Ghose, J.—This appeal arises out of a suit for ejectment. It has been found, though the finding has been impeached before us by the learned Vakil for the defendant-appellant as based upon no evidence, that the plaintiffs are raiyats and the defendant an under-raiyat. The plaintiffs gave a notice to the defendant to quit, but this notice seems to have been sent to him by post, and was not served upon him in accordance with Rule 8, chap. I of the Rules framed by the Government of Bengal u/s 189, of the Bengal Tenancy Act. The notice must therefore be taken to be bad in law: See Tara Das Malakar v. Ram Doyal Malakar 2 C.W.N., 125. It follows, therefore that the suit, as based upon such a notice, must fail, and the plaintiffs are not entitled to obtain ejectment in this case.

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In this view of the matter, we refrain from expressing any opinion upon the question whether the plaintiffs have rightly been found to be raiyats and the defendant an under-raiyat.

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The appeal will be decreed, and the suit dismissed with costs in all the Courts.