Comments on the civil code procedure acts viiii of 1859 amp; xxiii of 1861 with forms of plaints memorandum of appeal etc- Third Edtion comprising the constructions of the code given by the several sudder courts

The appeals from the decisions of the former (the Revenue Courts) are to be heard by the district courts and by that division of the High Court which is to occupy the place of the late Sudder Court; and references on doubtful points froth the latter (the Small Cause Courts) are in effect of the nature of apeals to the Court indicated. [...] By the Act of Parliament the Judges of the Spreme Court are to be members of the High Court first formed and to take precedence of the Judges of the Sudder Court who are also to be Judges of the High Court without further appointment. [...] 3. Provided always that the persons who at the time of the establishment of such High Court in any of the said presidencies are Judges of the Supreme Court of Judicature and permanent Judges of the Court of Sudder Dewanny Adawlut or Sudder Adawlut of the same presidency shall be and become Judges of such High Court without further appointment for that purpose and the Chief Justice of such Sup [...] 7. Upon the happening of a vacancy in the office of Chief Justice and during any absence of a Chief Justice the Governor-General in Council or Governor in Council as the case may be shall appoint one of the Judges of the same High Court to perform the duties of Chief Justice of the said Court until some person has been appointed by Her Majesty to the office of Chief Justice of the same Court [...] S. Upon the establishment of such High Court as aforesaid in the presidency of Fort William in Bengal the Supreme Court and the Court of Sudder Dewanny Adawlut and Sudder Nizamut Adawlut at Calcutta in the same prsidency shall be abolished : And upon the establishment of such High Court in the presidency of Madras the Supreme Court and the Court of Sudder Adawlut and Foujdarry Adawlut in the