The Calcutta Weekly Notes Law Notes and Noted of Cases of the Calcutta High Court and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the English Law Courts Monday November 26 1923

16 for drawing up an estimate of the expense of preparing and fowarding to the Registrar of the Privy Council the record of the case ; (2) the fee for the issue of the notice of the application for leave to appeal to all the Repohdents who did not enter appearance in the High Court at the hearing of the appeal ; (3) forms of notices to all Respondents duly filled up in the manner prescribed [...] r. 3 or r. 8 Civil Procedure Code may be served in the manner provided by the Code for the service of notices or unless the Court or the Registrar otherwise directs upon any vakil who appeared for the party to whom notice is to be given in the appeal to this Court unless the vakalatnama of such vakil has been cacelled with the sanction of the Court. [...] (1) With the fee for the issue of the notice the applicant shall also file printed forms of such notice duly filled up in the prescribed form (see page 46 post) the date of appeaance and the date of the notice being left blank. [...] immediately after the deposit of the fee referred to in r. 20 the clerk-in-charge of Privy Council Appeals shall cause to be prelmred an Index of all the papers to be included in Part if of the paper-book and a list of all papers docments and exhibits in the cause not included in the transcript. [...] That the right fails to rceive adequate recognition in the actual aministration of the criminal law in the Mofussit is in a. large measure undoubtedly due to a want of proper: appreciation of the fundamentals of the law of self-defence.