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SUDDER AMEENS AND THEIR COURTS—cow^MMc&
Stamps in suits cognizable by ..... 1844. IX. v.
May fine pleaders .*. 1846. 1.x.
Not to be lined by zillah judges... 1847. XU.
Procedure of, in original suits to be under all rules in force in Zillah andl . , vwi --
Principal Sudder Ameen's Courts .j ^
May review their judgments with permission qf zillah judge .. — — hi.
May try suits in which vakeels and officers of their cburts are parties, and *!
claims to la-khiraj ...'.... J
Original suits, how to be tried by...... — — vii.
IN CRIMINAL CASES.
, f 1821. lit. hi. iv.
Powers of, in administration of criminal justice....J 1831. V. xviii. 6.
(1832. II. iii.
SUDDER COURT.
That designation declared applicable to highest Court of Civil and Crimi-1 . ^ vm
nal Judicature...J ^
SUDDER DEWANNY ADAWLUT.
Constitution and jurisdiction.......f—....... 1793. VI.
Seal of the court—sittings—no orders to be made but on court days. —* — iii.
May refer original suits to Zillah Courts . — — iv.
May refer appeals to be heard by Zillah Courts. — — v.
Not to correspond by letter ..... — — vi.
Toproceedintrials,&c. as Zillah Courts ... — — vii.
Petition of appeal, how to be prepared and admitted. — — x.
Decree appealed from, how to be dealt with pending the appeal . — — xi. xi:.
Preparation and transmission of the record by the lower court. —- — xi.
Service of the process and orders of, by the lower court—penalties for neg- T
lect or false return .J
Appeal, when to be heard ex parte... —- — xv.
May take fresh evidence or refer back to the lower court. — — xvi.
Evidence of women, how to be taken by . — — xvii.
Procedure against witnesses who are contumacious or swear falsely .. — — xviii.
Dismissal of appeal for non-prosecution . — xix.
Procedure in suits tried by the Sudder DewannyAdawlut in the first instance — — xx.
Decree—execution of. — — xxi.
No appeal from awards of arbitration. — — xxii.
To sanction adjournment of courts ... — — xxiii.
Procedure in cases of resistance to process. — — xxiv. toxxvii.
Marking pleadings, exhibits, &c.. — — xxviii.
To act according to justice, equity, and good conscience, when no specific) _ _ xxxi
rule exists .J
Appeal lies to Privy Council from. 1797. XVI.
May receive petitions respecting matters pending in Zillah Courts . 1798. II. vii. vm.
May adjourn the civil courts at their discretion . — III. iii.
Powers of judges, collectively or singly . 1801. II. v.
* t. Sittings and mode of procedure . — — vi.
Court, how to proceed on the report of misconduct, negligence, &c. of 1 __ __
judges and officers .J
Judges' oath. — — xi.
Proceedings, how to be kept . — — xvi.
Translations for, bow to be made . — " xvu.toxix.
May dispense with vacations of courts . 1806. 1. x.
Attachment of suitors' property bv. — H- vn-
Duties of single judges of, in furthering the business of the courts. 1807. 1.
.-in admitting appeals and receiving decisions... 1810. XIII. iv. vbi.
-.-in confirming decrees appealed from. — — vi. vii.
To consist of a chief judge and as many puisne judges as the Governor-) xil
General may see fit .j
May call up and themselves try cases of an amount appealable to Queen in ) igi^ XXV. x,
. Council.J
SUDDER AMEENS AND THEIR COURTS—cow^MMc&
Stamps in suits cognizable by ..... 1844. IX. v.
May fine pleaders .*. 1846. 1.x.
Not to be lined by zillah judges... 1847. XU.
Procedure of, in original suits to be under all rules in force in Zillah andl . , vwi --
Principal Sudder Ameen's Courts .j ^
May review their judgments with permission qf zillah judge .. — — hi.
May try suits in which vakeels and officers of their cburts are parties, and *!
claims to la-khiraj ...'.... J
Original suits, how to be tried by...... — — vii.
IN CRIMINAL CASES.
, f 1821. lit. hi. iv.
Powers of, in administration of criminal justice....J 1831. V. xviii. 6.
(1832. II. iii.
SUDDER COURT.
That designation declared applicable to highest Court of Civil and Crimi-1 . ^ vm
nal Judicature...J ^
SUDDER DEWANNY ADAWLUT.
Constitution and jurisdiction.......f—....... 1793. VI.
Seal of the court—sittings—no orders to be made but on court days. —* — iii.
May refer original suits to Zillah Courts . — — iv.
May refer appeals to be heard by Zillah Courts. — — v.
Not to correspond by letter ..... — — vi.
Toproceedintrials,&c. as Zillah Courts ... — — vii.
Petition of appeal, how to be prepared and admitted. — — x.
Decree appealed from, how to be dealt with pending the appeal . — — xi. xi:.
Preparation and transmission of the record by the lower court. —- — xi.
Service of the process and orders of, by the lower court—penalties for neg- T
lect or false return .J
Appeal, when to be heard ex parte... —- — xv.
May take fresh evidence or refer back to the lower court. — — xvi.
Evidence of women, how to be taken by . — — xvii.
Procedure against witnesses who are contumacious or swear falsely .. — — xviii.
Dismissal of appeal for non-prosecution . — xix.
Procedure in suits tried by the Sudder DewannyAdawlut in the first instance — — xx.
Decree—execution of. — — xxi.
No appeal from awards of arbitration. — — xxii.
To sanction adjournment of courts ... — — xxiii.
Procedure in cases of resistance to process. — — xxiv. toxxvii.
Marking pleadings, exhibits, &c.. — — xxviii.
To act according to justice, equity, and good conscience, when no specific) _ _ xxxi
rule exists .J
Appeal lies to Privy Council from. 1797. XVI.
May receive petitions respecting matters pending in Zillah Courts . 1798. II. vii. vm.
May adjourn the civil courts at their discretion . — III. iii.
Powers of judges, collectively or singly . 1801. II. v.
* t. Sittings and mode of procedure . — — vi.
Court, how to proceed on the report of misconduct, negligence, &c. of 1 __ __
judges and officers .J
Judges' oath. — — xi.
Proceedings, how to be kept . — — xvi.
Translations for, bow to be made . — " xvu.toxix.
May dispense with vacations of courts . 1806. 1. x.
Attachment of suitors' property bv. — H- vn-
Duties of single judges of, in furthering the business of the courts. 1807. 1.
.-in admitting appeals and receiving decisions... 1810. XIII. iv. vbi.
-.-in confirming decrees appealed from. — — vi. vii.
To consist of a chief judge and as many puisne judges as the Governor-) xil
General may see fit .j
May call up and themselves try cases of an amount appealable to Queen in ) igi^ XXV. x,
. Council.J