MUNASINGHE et al. v. THE ASSISTANT GOVERNMENT AGENT PUTTALAM
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[IN REVIEW.] |
April 8,1910 |
Present : Mr.
Justice Middleton, Mr. Justice Wood
Renton, and Mr. Justice Grenier.
MUNASINGHE et al. v. THE ASSISTANT GOVERNMENT
AGENT, PUTTALAM.
D. C, Puttalam, 12.
Reference under the Waste Lands
Ordinance-Crown-How far hound by estoppel-Evidence Ordinance, s. 115-Estoppel by
conduct- Prerogative.
In this matter, which was a proceeding under the Waste Lands Ordinance,
decree was entered of consent of parties (on March 20, 1904) whereby, inter
alia, it was ordered that a survey should be made by a specified surveyor, and "
that the Crown be and is hereby declared owner of all extents of land found by
him to be Mukalana, chena, or forest above fifteen years of age; and in respect
of the remainder thereof, whether abandoned fields, gardens, chena, or forest
under fifteen years, it is declared that the plaintiffs be adjudged the owners
thereof on payment by them to the Crown of a sum of Rs. 10 per acre."
The Surveyor-General, after the surveyor's death, forwarded to Court what
purported to be a " survey of the land in execution of the commission." The
defendant
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