It was held in The Secretary of State in Council of India vs The Bombay Landing and Shipping Company (Limited)(1) that in a winding up proceedings the Crown was entitled to the same precedence in regard to the debts due to it, in England, in Ganpat Putava vs Collector of Kanara(2) that the Crown was entitled to the same precedence in regard to fees payable to it by a pauper plaintiff, in The Secretary of State for India vs Mathura Bhai() that section 26 of the Limitation Act, 1877 being a branch of substantive law did not affect the Crown 's right, in Motilal Virchand vs The Collector of Ahmedabad(4) that the Mamlatdars ' Courts could not entertain and decide a suit to which the collector was a party in The Government of Bombay vs Esufali Salebhai(5) that the Crown had a prerogative right to intervene and claim compensation in Land Acquisition proceedings, in Hiranand Khushiram vs Secretary of State(6), that the Crown was not bound by the provision of the Bombay Municipality Act, in The Secretary of State for India vs The Municipal Corporation of Bombay (No. 1)(7) that the Crown was subject to a charge under section 212 of the Bombay City Municipal Act.