Distresses, Calcutta Act, 1847, 7 of 1847 (Rep., Act 1 of 1875)

Section C. D. ----(Defendant.)

Repealed or not in force · As amended up to 2026-08

C. D. ----(Defendant.) A. B., Inhabitant of________, in the Town of Calcutta, ________ meketh oath and saith, that C. D. __________who is also an Inhabitant of the Town of Calcutta, is justly indebted to _________in the sum of Company's Rupees _______ for arrears of rent of the House and Premises No. _________, situated at __________,in the Town of Calcutta, due for ________ month, to wit from ________ to _______, at the rate of Co.'s Rs. _________ per mensem. Sworn before me the ________________day of ________184_________________ Commissioner. ______________ E. In the Court of Commissioners for the Recovery of Small Debts in and for the Settlement of Fort William in Bengal. Take Notice that we have appraised the Goods and Chattels seized on the _______. Under the provision of the Act No. VII. of 1847, of which a Notice and Inventory had been duly served upon you under date the _________, and that the said Goods and Chattels will be s old on the _________ at __________pursuant to the provisions of the said Act. (Signed) E. F., G. H., To A. B. Sworn Bailiffs and Appraisers. _____________

Source: India Code