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 April 15 1901

” I venture lie said to intimate to the House that the law of Contempt of Court is a subject which has been brought much of late into the popular view both on this side and the other side of the Channel and the Government have it in contemplation—not during the present short sittings but at the regular commencement of the next Session—they have it in contemplation—they hope at a very early pe [...] The 8th clause was follows :— The canal dug by the granted and known as the Hajiwah shall for the present remain under the management of the said grantee. [...] That the proprietary rights were in the hands of the Government who did not confer them on Ghulam Kadir by the sanad of 1886 and that Ghulam Kadir by accepting the sanad after the Finacial Commissioner's reply to 'Ili petition.of the 7th July 1885 "accepted the position and admitted that there were no further rights beyond those detailed in the sanad and that outside the grant he had no [...] (2) That the position taken up by Government in the letter of the 17th November 1890 was consistent with the deed of 1886 and with the letter of the Financial Com. [...] It was submitted that having regard to the enomous expense incurred by the Plaintiffs' grandfather and father in constructing the canal in question amounting to 9 lakhs of rupees and to the rights in the land of the canal and the water conveyed in the canal previous to the grant to the arrangements made with several proprietors of the villages over whose land the canal passes it is unreason