upon him. The Sub-Inspector made an unfavourable report and
the Magistrate without taking any evidence and without giving
liotice to the accused rejected the surety.
J&eW, that the Ma^rate bhould not have rejected the surety
merely upon the police report. There is no objection to a Magis-
trate enquiring whether the Police have any reason to urge why a
person should not be accepted as surety but an unfavourable report
should be treated not as evidence but as an objection made by a
party to the protjeediUg and that before tte surety is rejected
notice of the report or objection should be given to the person
bound over and the Magistrate should give both him and the
Police an opportunity of adducing evidence. Magistrates should
not reject sureties except for defltlite and good reasons and un-
necessary difficulties should not be thrown in the way of the per-
sons ordered to give security for good behaviouh
Eing-Emperor v, Parmeshur 213
TENANT. See Adverse title by tenant, assertion of „, 372
HOLDING FOR A TERM dNDER A DEED. Sse Mortgagee
of tenants holding under decree of Court, suit by landlord for
possession against ^^^ 265
TERMS OF THE ORDER ADMITTING THE REVIEW, DISCRETION
OF COUBT AS TO. See Review ^^^ 3lg
TOWN, MEANING OF. See Pre-emption, suit for ,., 74
TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT, S. 6 CLAUSE CI). See Mortgagee of
tenants holding under decree of Court, suit by landlord for possess-
ion against ^^ 266
S. 43. See Pre-emption, suit for ... 93
SB. 67 and 99
-SS. 67 AND 99. Qee Act IV of 1882
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TBANSFEB OF PBOPEBTY ACT, S.86. &» FxxrchmaBr Ui execatlonot
decree on prior loortgage when sale takes plaee after eale on
subsequent mortgage ... 243
•... — 8 .:^. £Jw Foroclosore, suit f«t ... 13T
*S. f9. See PnrobaBe of mortgagees
rights by mortgagee at eale in ezecotion of decree of third par^ ... SOT
I â– â– section.lO?. .iSMAirearsof rent, suit
fcr ... ley
. S. 108 CL. (o). See Suit for Talue
. of crops distxainQd lor.arxfiarQ oi^rent dae to landlord, by «ab-tenant
against tenant ... 351
TBUglX&ACT, S8..88and90. .fi^Parehaae of mortgagor's rights bymort-
g^ig^at«alein evacntion^of deesee of tfaiid party ... ^Ot
UN DER-PROPRIETOR. S«tf Adverse title by tenant, assertion of ... 37 J
UNDER-PROPRIETARY RIGHT. See Adyerse title by tenant, assert-
ion of ..* 372?
URBAN LAND INCLUDED WITHIN THE LIMITS OF A MUNICIPAL.
ITT. See Pre-emption, suit for ^„ 7i
USUFRUCTUARY MORTGAGE BY TENANT HAVING NON-TRANS-
FEBABI4E BIOHT IK likSDy SFFEGT OF, AB AQAIKST LAimLOBlr.
See Mortgagee of tenants holding under decree of Court, suit by
landlord for possession against ... 265
VILLAGE COMMUNITY, MEMBERS OF. jSftj Pre-emption, suit for ...1,2/5
— NOT RESIDING IN VILLAGE
nr WHICH HE HAS BIGHTS IK LA^TD. See Pre-emption, suit for ... 19
W
WAJIB-UL-ARZ, ADMISSIBILITY IN EVIDENCE OF. See Rural
Police Rate, suit by proprietor against under-proprietors for
recovery of ... 35
" WOULD HAVE SUCCEEDED " IN OUDH ESTATES ACT SS. 13, 14
A3n> 15, MBAjniro of. See Oudh Estates Act (I of 1869) ss. 8, 13,
14, 15, and 22 cl. (6) construction * ... 248
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