Supreme Court of India
Srimati Oramba Sundari Dasi v. Sri Sri Iswar Gopal Jieu
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Bengal Money-Lenders Act, 1940 (Bengal Act X of 1940), s. 36 -Scope of-Court whether competent to make an enquiry that decree-holder on record is benamidar for another person. Held, that in a proceeding under s. 36 of the Bengal Money-Lenders Act, 1940, it is not competent to the court to go behind the decree and embark on an enquiry as to whether the decree-holders on record were in fact benamidars for another person.…
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