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 Courts Monday January 22 1906

Writs are then issued from the Office of the Clerk of the Crown in Chancery to the temporal Peers of England to the Archbishops and to the bishops who are entitled to sit in Parliament requiring their attendance. [...] Following a usage of which the origin is to be sought in the remote period when the Judges were members of the Commune Concilium Regni writs of summons are also issued to the judges of the High Court and the Court of Appeal requiring them to attend and give their advice and it is by virtue of this summons that they called upon by the House of Lords to give their opinions on legal questions of e [...] In the argument before the Recorder of Leeds it was common case that all this machinery was "tenants machinery within the meaning of Tyne Boiler Works v. Overseers of Longbenton (18 Q. B. D. 81)." The contention for Appellant which the Recorder overruled was that in arriving at the assessment the value of the user of the scheduled machinery to the tenant or occupier should not be reckoned for [...] The new trial was desired on the ground that the simple question whether the Defedants received the money claimed for the use of the Plaintiffs was not put to the jury. [...] The Subordinate Judge divided the compensation money in this way that is to say ho gave to the proprietors 40 times the rent payable to them and 40 times that rent or the chance of enhancement and he assigned the balance to the tenant and the tender-tenants.