1935 (2) TMI 7

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..... e of the decree being 18th April 1933. If the sum was not sopaid the plaintiffs' suit was to be deemed to have been decreed in full, with costs throughout. 2. On 18th July 1933, Devi Das deposited ₹ 6,000 in the trial Court, but the decree-holders alleging that the payment of ₹ 6,000 was one day late, applied for the execution of the decree in full. The executing Court held that .....

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..... from is Kharak Singh v. Bhup Chand (1874) 27 P.R. 1874 has been relied upon. There is no doubt that the Judges there said that the words within three months from 11th July 1873 meant that the money had to be paid by 10th October 1873. It is clear however from the judgment that this was obiter dictum as the purchase money had not even been paid when the appeal was before the Chief Court. 4. .....

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..... from is given as follows: Indicating a starting point in time or the beginning of a period. (The date from which one reckons may be either inclusive or exclusive). 5. We are in respectful agreement with the Judge of the Madras High Court in holding that the General Clauses Act embodies a principle of equity which should be applied to decrees apart from Statutes. As the date from which one .....

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