Nullus Commodum Capere Potest De Injuria Sua Propria

Meeting of the Syndicate of the University which was participated by and presided over by the said Vice-Chancellor tending to approve the tatter's order invalidated the whole proceedings, making out an exceptionally exemplary case of bias.

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Nullus commodum capere potest de injuria sun propria (No body can take advantage of his own wrong)-To right a wrong and justify it by reference to law-Cannot amount to taking advantage of a wrong.

Nullus Commodum Capere Potest De Injuria Sua Propria -Nullus commodum capere de injuria sua propria (no man can take advantage of his own wrong)-Both parties by mutual agreement deciding to have recourse to oral transaction to avoid registration expenses-No justification in saying that one party took undue advantage of his own wrong.

Nullus commodum capere potest de injuria sua propria" (no man shall take advantage of his own wrong)Person previously making statement on oath that certain property belonged to certain person-Cannot subsequently claim to be joint owner of that property along with that another-No one can be given benefit and advantage of his own fraud.

S. 115-Estoppel-Punjab Alienation of Land Act (XIII of 1900), Ss. 3 and 14 Party, getting its caste changed, in revenue papers, from "Rajput Minhas" to "Sheikh", and selling its "land" to Sikh "non-agriculturists "Later, getting its caste restored to "Rajput Minhas" in revenue papers, and claiming to undo earlier sales, under provisions of S. 14, Punjab Alienation of Land Act (X111 of 1900)-Estopped from pleading that party was a member of a "notified agriculturist tribe"-Vendees not privy to proceedings for change of caste Maxim : Nullus commodum capere potest de injuria sua propria (No man shall take advantage of his own wrong) Principle: "No estoppel against statute" not applicable-[Cases of minors profiting from their own fraud distinguished].