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 and the Recorder’s Courts; Together with Rules and the Civil and Criminal Circular Orders Issued by the High Court; Also Decisions of her Majesty’s Privy Council in Cases Heard in Appeal from Courts of British India

There was mistake in the former measurement and that more rent ought to be paid on account of such land (2) Neither the in re fact of a ryot taking a lease for a term of years nor the mere existence of the right of reentry on the part of the landlord amounts to an epress stipulation within the meaning of section 7 so as to prevent the right of occupancy being a [...] OF 1864 By section 19 of the Bye-laws of the Howrah Municipality framed under section 84 — and confirmed by the Lieutnant Governor it is within the discretion of the Municipality to refuse permission for the excavtion of a tank and the Courts have no power to interfere with the bond fide exercise of such discretion 215 ACT VII. [...] (I) A.compromise by which a lessee relinquishes the land and to which the owner is no party creates no — on the part of the owner or of any person holding under him (2) The — accrues to a joint tenant for damages caused by the digging of a tank by his csharers from the time the tank is dug The objection that plaintiffs had no -- was not allowed to be taken for the first time after the case [...] HELD by the terms of the — in this case that the owner of the vessel had a right to keep posession of the cargo until the freight was paid ; and as the bills of lading referred to the terms of the -- that he had the same right as against the holders of the bills ; and also that the master's allowing a portion of the cargo to be delivered would not prevent the owner of the vessel from insisti [...] 1870 as to the justice and equity of the case that the power of the -- to represent the estate or bring a suit in behalf of a minor does not cease with the death of the minor COVENANT.