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 September 3 1906

Crn the death of the said Mussammat Radna Nath Koeri the Respondent instituted a suit in the Court of the Subo-rdinate Judge of Hazaribagh to recover possession of the said villages from the said Choudbri Gridbari Singh contending that the term of the said lease expired on the death of C.— survivor of the said two ladies. [...] The Subordinate Judge awarded the Plaintiff compensation in the shape of tnestf profits on the principle that the Plaintiff was entitled to receive the price of the produce actually raised' by the Defendants during the period of their wrong ful possession. [...] held thct it no business of the Court to determine in the iirst instance whether the debtS were really due or not Dr to refuse execution when the persons alleged to be lebtors of the judgment-debtor denied the existence of the debts The Court should either direct a sale of the lebts after attachment on giving notice to the intending urchasers that the existence of the debts was diated or appo [...] The notice conveyed by a telegram st affixed was sufffiient to affect the persons to whom the information conveyed by the telegram came That had been held to be good law and therefor the master became aware of the arrest of the sh although the warrant at the moment had not rived. [...] learned Judge referred to the ca©e of the Gle (which was to be found in the records of the C There the Glenntore after arrest with the offict Board as in this case was taken out of the cut of the Marshall by being taken away with the on board.