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 January 5 1903

held that the date of the institution of a suit should be reckoned from the date of the prsentation of the plaint and not from the date on which the requisite court-fees are subsequently paid so as to make it admissible as a plaint. [...] 506 C. P. Code referred to the succeeding words " any matter in difference between them in the suit " so that where persons who were not parties to the award and who had never put in appearance in the Court and between whom and any of the parties to the submission there was not in fact any matter in difference sued to set aside the award on the ground that they had not joined in the reference [...] The damage was in the Crosby Chanel and it was caused by the wreck of a steamer called the " Heschell." The liability of the Defendants was coplained of because they were engaged in raising and destroying the wreck. [...] 10 00o in value) on the ground that the decision of the prposed appeal would govern the interest of persons other than the parties to the suit in property other than the subject-matter of the suit and the value of such prperty together with that of the property in disputwould amount to Rs. [...] With regard to the first question the lower Appellate Court obsetved as follows :— It certainly seems to me that it would be most unjust to allow the Plaintiffs to demand this exorbtant rate of interest from the Defendant after making no mention of it in the advertisement it which everything material for the purchaser to know in order to judge of the value of the property must be entered." Th