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of <h1>Order Classified as 'Decree' if Suit Resolved in Revenue Court, Allowing Second Appeal Under Agra Tenancy Act.</h1> <h3>Hasina Begum and Ors. Versus Abdul Hafiz</h3> The All. HC determined that an order qualifies as a 'decree' under the Agra Tenancy Act if it conclusively resolves a suit in the revenue court. The ... - The judgment is from the Allahabad High Court, citing 1933 (7) TMI 25. The court held that an order can be considered a 'decree' under the Agra Tenancy Act if it finally disposes of a suit in the revenue court. The appeal was considered under Section 246 of the Agra Tenancy Act, allowing a second appeal to the High Court. The appellant was directed to pay a deficiency of Rs. 41 within two weeks.
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