The Weekly Reporter Appellate High Court Containing Decisions of the Appellate High Court in All Its Branches Viz. in Civil Revenue and Criminal Cases As Well As in Cases Referred by the Mofussil Small Cause Courts; Together With Letters in Criminal Cases and the Civil and Criminal Circular Orders Issued by the High Court; Also Decisions of H.M.’s Privy Council in Cases Heard in Appeal from Courts of British India

(I) There is no right of property in a mere site ; identity of site does-not defeat the right of an owner to whose lands the alluvial formation is an increment (2) A plaintiff who obtains a decree for possession of a chur is entitled to mesne-profits from the date of insti- tution of the suit 76 (3) As regards mesne-profits before insti- tution of a suit of the above nature, the principle laid dow [...] 15 (2) The claim of a brother's son as h$ir to the moiety of an estate under a title prior to that of his uncle's widow; and the claim of the same party as-heir ne in reversion after the wide*, imp!, two causes of ac- CAUSE OF ACTION. —(Continued. ) (3) A separate —arises as to eash of several sums received as mesne-profits in respect of the same property . [...] The power of the Lower Courts to amend a plaint extends by a viva vce. examination to the elucidation oNhat is ambiguous in the claims of the contending parties, to the amendment of what is erroneous, and the supplying what is defective, but not to the conversion of a suit of one character into another in- consistent with, and opposed to, it—e. [...] (I) It is not proved from Hindoo:Law that a lessor is incapable of making a — of property to which he succeeded before he was attacked with leprosy 68 (2) The absence of seisin is no objection to the validity of a — by a Hindoo 245 (3) Where a cadet member of a Rajah's family gives, for the support of his illegitimate sons, properties pur- chased out of the savings and pro- fits of his appanage, h [...] (1) A person's right of fishery is not affected by a change in the source whence the water comes or the course which it takes_ 17 (2) Where co-proprietors have a right to fish, one of them cannot be sued for trespass for fishing merely because the julkur, by a change in the course of a river, runs over the land allotted to plaintiff under a butwara, nor can plaintiff in such a suit obtain a share