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 June 12 1899

We shewed then how on the one hand important offices of the Master and Taxing Officer had been abolished and all the burdens of their duties were cast on the Registrar while all the leisure was reserved for the office of the Clerk of the Crown. [...] OF REGRET WITH US THAT WE ARE Prothonotary of the Court combined in him the unable to bellow the principle on which public offices offices of the Taxing Officer and the Clerk of the Crown. [...] 9 of the Specific Relief Act (I of 1877) proof of mere wrongful dispassession in the absence of any title in the Plaintiff to the laud as against the Defendants is not sufficient to entitle the Plaintiff to a decree for recovery of possession of a portion of an occupancy holding sold to him. [...] Held (per BANERJEE J.)—That the language of Act XXXII of 1839 does not shew that a contingency in the liability not affectinthe amount of the debt or the time of payment can in any way prevent the provisions of the first part of section 1 of the Act from applying to the' case. [...] The holder of a decree against the Appellant's father had attached the property and the Respondent was allowed to put forward a claim to it on the strength of this deed and the claiin was allowed by the Court.