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 Short notes of Important Decisions of other High Courts in India Monday March 24 1941

(b) one ilnds it provided that when the entire tenure or holding is sold in execution the purchaser shall be liable to pay to the decree-holder the deficiency if any between the purchase price and the amount due under the decree together with certain costs and the rent accrued since the institution of the suit and up to the date of confirmation of the sale. [...] The book will certainly be of great use to the profession as a reference book or rather as an encyclopedia of the case-law and it has the additional merit of being the latest in the field and therefore the most up-tdate. [...] By reason of the provision of those rules the appeal in so far as it concerns the deceased Appellant abates and as the abatement if not set aside has the force of a decree the matter bcomes final as against the deceased Appelant. [...] The plot was recorded as Gairmazrua-am and was an Ahar and the Plaintiffs' case was that it was public land and was used for storing the irrigation water of the Plaintiffs and that the act of the Defendants in erecting the chabutra after filling a part of the Ahar had put the Plaintiffs and the other residents of the mouza and the public to loss and caused difficulty in irrigation etc. [...] 28 of the Limitation Act the owner's title to the portion encroached upon and built over was extiguished at the end of twelve years the period limited for instituting a suit for posession of the land and the extinction of the owner's title operated to give a good title to the wrong-doer.