 | India - 1883 - 724 sider
...may have been the value of the debt the appellant cannot be taken to have acquired by the execution more than the right, title and interest of the judgment-debtor....he ought to have framed his suit accordingly, and to have made those parties co-sharers to it. By the proceedings which he took he could not get more... | |
 | 1884 - 900 sider
...case says that " whatever may have been the nature of the debt the appellant cannot be taken to have acquired by the execution sale more than the right, title, and interest of the judgment debtor." In Suraj Bunsee Kooer v. Shco Prasad Singh (a) it is said on this point that " it... | |
 | Jogendra Chunder Ghose - 1917 - 1198 sider
...Lordships observe, ''whatever may have been the nature of the debt, the appellant cannot be taken to have acquired by the execution sale more than the right,...accordingly, and have made those co-sharers parties to it." The rules laid down in Girdharee Lai's case were considered and approved in the later case of Surja... | |
 | John Dawson Mayne - 1922 - 1132 sider
...suit, because, whatever may have been the nature of the debt, the appellant cannot be taken to have acquired by the execution sale more than the right,...judgment-debtor. If he had sought to go further, and to enforce the debt against the whole property, and the co-sharers therein who were not parties to the bond, he... | |
 | William Macpherson, Herbert Cowell, Arthur Maynard Talbot - 1877 - 312 sider
...suit, because whatever may have been the nature of the debt, the Appellant cannot be taken to have acquired by the execution sale more than the right, title, and interest of the judgment debtor. If he had sought to go further, and to enforce his debt against the whole property,... | |
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If he had sought to go further, and to enforce his debt against the whole property, and the co-sharers therein who were not parties to the bond, he ought to have framed his suit accordingly, and have made those co-sharers parties to it. 