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JOHN WOODROFFE, CUMING
Taramoni Chaudhurani – Appellant
Versus
Gopal Das Chaudhuri – Respondent
JUDGMENT
1. The question in dispute is as to the site of the boundary between the Muzahs Gurkanda and Chhitpara, which be long to the plaintiff, and Lalitabari, which belongs to the defendant, purchased by him in 1905 (1312). The value of the land in question it not much, but the parties who are both rich Zemindars have been quarreling for years past and it is said that the tarrying on of a certain hat is indirectly concerned in the decision. The case has lasted some ten days, the parties being indisposed to settle the matter. The Subordinate Judge has held that the river which forms a boundary between the properties of the two parties has been incorrectly shown in the revenue survey map, at least so far as it passes between the Mouzahs Garkanda and Chhitpara on the one hand and Lalitabari on the Other. A long argument has been addressed to as on the various maps and the other aspects of the case. Whatever value may be attached to some of the points made by the appellant, it must be remembered that this is an appeal, and that whatever might have been the decision in the case at the original hearing, it is for the appellant to clearly establish that the judgment in appeal is wrong.
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