The Calcutta Weekly Notes. Monday December 14 1903

THE INDIAN Aar OF 1889 BEING A TRANSCRIPT OF the English Act it having been copied out of the English Statute Book has all the features of a legal enactment but the recent meddling with it by the lawmakers of the Government of India has divested it of that feature altogether. [...] 150)♦here an award directed that the Defendant should pay the osts of the suit and of the reference and of the awarli) without fixing the scale on application to the Court to do 34"VOL.. [...] 82) where the parties to a suit having referred the matters in dispute between them to arbitration the arbitrators without being specially authorised to decide the question of costs included in the award a direction that the defendant should pay the costs of the plaintiff on the application of the Plaintiff the Subordnate Judge under sec. [...] With the approval of the pleaders for the parties their Lordships ordered that the properties belonging to the mortgagors who were bound by the first decree should be first sold and thet of the other only in case the sale-proceeds do not come up to the lesser sum. [...] In connection with this I would also refer to the case of Mati °holt 1 C. W. N. 561 where it was held that " where at the trial of a case the accused is acquitted and some prperty the subject-matter of the charge was'found by the Police during investigation to be in the possession of persons accused of the offence and was brought before the Court the proper order is one under sec.