The Calcutta Weekly Notes Monday May 6 1907

540 of the Civil Procedure Code And the Appellate Court has jurisdiction to reverse the decree of the lower Court on the ground that such Court was wrong in proceeding to decide the suit ex parte and to remand the suit to the first Court for rehearing. [...] The selection of goods by one party and the adoption of that act by the other converts that which before was a mere agreement to sell into an actual sale and the property thereby passes." Upon the facts it was held that the goods were ascertained and under the conjoint operation of sees 77 and 83 of the Contract Act the sale was taken to have been complete and that involved the tranfer of the [...] Where instead of preferring an appeal to the High Court the party preferred an appeal to the District Judge held that the mere fact that the party concerned through inadvertence or by a miapprehension of the facts of the case preferred the appeal to a wrong Court is not a sufficient ground within the meaning of sec. [...] I think the drawing up ofs this ticket the taking it to the Bank the payment of 2/6 to get the transfei expedited and make ready on the same day the attendance at the Bank with the proposed transferrer and the identification of the forger as the shareholder constitute when taken together as distinct a request to permit the transfer to be made in the hooks as did the demand to act" under the [...] Held—If a decree is passed against the kartq or manager of a joint Hindu family in respect of a liability properly contracted for the necessities of the family the binding character of this decree upon the interests of the other members depends not upon their having or not having been parties to the suit but on the authority of the manager to contract the liability.