Corporation of Calcutta. Legal Opinions and Rulings April 1909-March 1913

In regard for the proposal for an order on the members of the General Committee in the nature of pro trarrattlo although the remedy of the nature of quo warranty did exist in India. [...] The Trustees to the Sinking Fund urged that as owing to the defective provisions of the law and the rate at which the contribution to the Sinking Fund was made the period required for the maturity of the Sining Fund in respect of a particular loan was so much longer than Ike period of currency of the debentures of that loan the practice previously followed of drawing upon the total acc [...] The Trustees were accordingly directed to comply with the request of the Corporation and the Trustees' costs in the suit were ordered to be paid out of the General Funds of the Corporation. [...] sent to the minds of the framers of the Act and that they did not regard the former as including the latter; (b) That if the contrary view were adopted then it wall constructed from the plinth upwards of sonic material other than masonry might be held to come under the definition of hut.