The Calcutta Weekly Notes Law Notes and Notes of Cases of the Calcutta High Court and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the English Law Courts Monday February 27 1899

In the former the 'Privy Council decided that the arrest of a subject of the Nizam at a railway station in Hyderabad for an offence comitted at Simla was illegal on the ground that the British Courts had no jurisdiction in the Nizam’s territory being an independent State except to the extent it had been granted by the Nizam and that the jurisdiction so granted was “along the line of rail [...] 182 in the place of the possession of the goods the Magistrate should allow the Defendant reasoirrespective of the place of intended sale: Am" v. able time to go to the Civil Courts and on failure Queen-Empress 2 C.. [...] 369 applies also to final the law and dealing with the evidence relating to the orders in the nature of a judgment : Re Harilal constituent elements of the offence (Rim v. Queen; supra. [...] only in sibility of getting an impartial jury in the particular the case of " misdirection in the charge to the jury " district is a sufficient ground of transfer under sec. [...] to £600 a year in case the widow ceased to reside Plaintiff brought this action to recover the £200 in the house until the expiration of the lease: By a on the cheque drawn by the Defendant which had subsequent codicil he granted his widow an additional been stopped.