Supreme Court of India
Additional Collector, Banares v. Maharaj Kishore Khanna
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Execution of Decrees-Decree passed by Special Judge in U.P. • -If can be exernted outside U. P.-Extra-territoriality-Transfer of such decree-Collector and Additional Collector, if exercise same powers-Limitation-U. P. Encumbered Estates Act, r934 (U. P. XXV of I934), ss. r4(7) and 24(3)-Code of Civil Procedure, r908 (V of r908), s. 39-Indian Limitation Act, r908 (IX of r908), Art. r82. The respondent, who owned landed properties at Banaras in Uttar Pradesh and at Purnea in Bihar, was heavily indebted and applied to the Collector, Banaras under s. 4 of the U. P. Encum bered Estates Act, 1934,
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