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... LATE BRITISH MINISTER AT THE COURT OF NEPAL . VOL . II . BIBLIOTHE FEB 80 CUDLEIANY LONDON : TRÜBNER & CO . , LUDGATE HILL . 1880 . [ All rights reserved . ] CONTENTS OF VOL . II . SECTION IIL [ Bengal MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS.
... LATE BRITISH MINISTER AT THE COURT OF NEPAL . VOL . II . BIBLIOTHE FEB 80 CUDLEIANY LONDON : TRÜBNER & CO . , LUDGATE HILL . 1880 . [ All rights reserved . ] CONTENTS OF VOL . II . SECTION IIL [ Bengal MISCELLANEOUS ESSAYS.
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... Court for ten years in the capacity of British Minister . His Highness was pleased to say he desired to give me something which , not being of monied value , I should be permitted to retain , and which he knew I should set especial ...
... Court for ten years in the capacity of British Minister . His Highness was pleased to say he desired to give me something which , not being of monied value , I should be permitted to retain , and which he knew I should set especial ...
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... courts of law are there at Káth- mándú ? What is the name of each ? ANSWER . - There are four Nyáyasab'hás , the first and chief of which is called Kót Linga ; the second , SOME ACCOUNTS OF THE SYSTEMS OF LAW AND POLICE RECOGNISED IN ...
... courts of law are there at Káth- mándú ? What is the name of each ? ANSWER . - There are four Nyáyasab'hás , the first and chief of which is called Kót Linga ; the second , SOME ACCOUNTS OF THE SYSTEMS OF LAW AND POLICE RECOGNISED IN ...
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... court . To the westward there are eight , and to the eastward four mountain bicháris , besides which every assignee ... court of the adjacent mountain bicháris and thence to the dit'ha of the Kót Linga . ANSWER . - To the supreme court ...
... court . To the westward there are eight , and to the eastward four mountain bicháris , besides which every assignee ... court of the adjacent mountain bicháris and thence to the dit'ha of the Kót Linga . ANSWER . - To the supreme court ...
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... courts to the chief court at Káthmándú , and important causes are sent by them to that court in the first instance . QUESTION XVIII - How far , and in what cases , do the Sadr courts use Pancháyets ? -in civil and criminal cases , or in ...
... courts to the chief court at Káthmándú , and important causes are sent by them to that court in the first instance . QUESTION XVIII - How far , and in what cases , do the Sadr courts use Pancháyets ? -in civil and criminal cases , or in ...
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