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 January 22 1900

The remittance of land revenue was made in sufficient time to reath the Cuttack Collectorate before the kiat and it was through the negligence of the Post Office in having remitted same to the Balasore Treasury that resulted in the delay and led to the sale of the estate and the Post Office cannot certainly claim exemption from liability as common carriers. [...] Kadumbiney Dassee who was: a party and a necessary party to the suit and that the decree determined certain trusts and provisions re'ating to a portion of the property in dispute which under the award and degree of the 29th August 1889 was declared to be 'debsctter and that it was not competent to the Court with the consent of only some of the parties interesed to set aside the decree of [...] 11 of the Act or without having before him anything so as to shew that he was a youthful offender within the terms of the Act or to indicate the period of detention in the Reformatory which he might be ordered to undergo in lieu of the sentence of imprisonment within the terms of the Reforatory Act and the rules made by the Local Goverment thereunder. [...] At the hearing of the appeal a prelminary objection was raised on behalf of the Respondent to the hearing of the appeal to tip effect that the decision having been passed in a rensuit no second appeal lay to the High Court 62"Arm Tv.] THE CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES. [...] The Defendant raised various 'objections in his written statement and pleaded that the Plaintiff had no title to the land in suit and he set up a lakhiraj title in himself of the land and contended that he could not be ejected from the land The Munsif dismissed the Plaintiff's suit and on appeal the District Judge affirmed the decree of the Munsif and found (1) that the Plaintiff did 'give the