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 July 15 1901

The learned Judge was of opinion that the action of the solicitor was an abuse of the process of the Court. [...] 596 of the Code of Civil Procedure for the following grounds.' Thereupon two of the Judges of the High Court made the following order :--- Let certificate issue that the case is a fit one for appeal to Her Majesty in Contra" In the application for leave to appeal the same Judges certified— `That though the valuation of the case is below Rs. [...] The Plaintiffs instituted the present suit in the Small Cause Court for the recovery of the price of goods supplied to the Adelphi Hotel against Lieutenant Madden both in his personal capacity and also as trustee under the deed of settlement and in their plaint after setting out the execution of the deed of settlement the Plaintiffs proceeded to state :— That in the ordinary course of business a [...] The application was made by the eldest son with consent of the representatives of one of the dceased sons for grant of letters of administration to the other surviving son and the widow of the other deceased sou refusing either to join.in the application or to consent thereto though requested so to do. [...] It was alleged in the affidavits filed in this Court as also in a petition put in 'before the Magistrate on the 10th May 1901 that such words were in fact used by the Magistrate and further that the witnesses to be examined in the case on either side were witnesses who would conic from near the property the subject-matter of the dispute and the means of communication between that part of the dis