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 March 19 1923

scheme to give effect to the recoramendations of the CoTha High Court we are told should bo addressed in the matter as the Committee had proposed to pla-ce the whole-of the judciary of the province. [...] In that case the execution was ordered to be stayed by the District Judge on the judgment-debtor furnishing suffcient security to the satisfaction of the Court from which the appeal was preferred and the question arose as to which of these stamps was to be given on the security bond. [...] It may be conceived that securities given under the SuccesSion Certificate Act or the Guardians and Wards Act are neettsecueties given in puisuance of an order of the Court under any section of the Civil Procedure Code and they should not come within the purview of the Ccurt Fees Act fhut should be stamped accoring to the provisions of the Stamp Act. [...] The Respondents who were Plaintiffs in the7 action and had been owners of 2/3rd of the property instituted the suit to have the sale set aside on the ground that the remaining co-sharer had wilfully dfaulted in payment of the Government revnue and had brought about_the sale in collboration with the Appellant through fraud and collusion. [...] The origin of the occupancy right of an under-raiyat is perhaps to be found in the ancient ichudichast system of tenancy and not in any provision of the Bengal Tenancy Act.