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 10 1905

Before the mother's diability ceased the mother became divested of her estate and in the person of the son another disability intervened and by the time the suit was brought by the latter the adverse possession could not mature into a title in the dispossessor as against the latter. [...] The 'Master of the Rolls (tire Lords Justices con curring) in his judgment said that it WaR itee!ssary upon the arguments far the parties to consider the clauses dealing with the amount of the annuity and the letter which enclosed them together with the recital4n the Act which embodied theist. [...] I agree with the learned Judge that the other facts as to the anticipation of the time for declaring the option and altering the date from which the instaments are to run does not interfere with the primary consideration that the arrangement is one for the discharge of a debt by payments extending over many years and therefore requiring the addition of interest : and I cannot think that the [...] 575 Civil Procedure Code refer the appeal to the third Judge but as it is likely that even if the appeal were decided according to the opinion of the majority of the Judges of the Courneither of the parties would accept such opinion and the unsuccessful party would take the case to the Privy Council we do not propose to refer the appeal to the third Judge. [...] It was to the effect that though krbliyats were executed in favour of the Plaintiff the tenure of Chandra Achim Roy and.Kali Prosonno Roy was subsequently sold in execution of a rent decree and that sale extinguished the Plaintiff's title and severed the relationship of landlord and tenant between the Plaintiff and the Defendants; that the widow of Kristo Copal Kundu the auctiopurchaser