Rules of the High Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal. Appellate Side

AFTER the constitution of the High Court' the Judges by a rule dated the 1st January 1865 ordered that all Rules which at the time of the aboltion of the Sudder Court were in force in that Court shall extend as far as they are applicable and as nearly as may be to all proceedings of Appellate Jurisdiction in the High Court not being cases of appeal from the Ordinary Civil Jurisdiction of [...].(.6) In all other cases a Division Court for the heaing of appeals under Section 15 of the petters Patent from the judgment of a Division Court sitting on the Appellate Side of the High Court shall consist of three or more Judges as the Chief Justice may think fit other than the Judges of the Division Court from whose judgment the appeal is preferred. [...] (2) Any proceeding taken in the High Court against any Pleader or Mukhtear under the provisions of Sections 12 and 13 of the Legal Practitioners Act XVIII of 1879 as amended by Acts IX of 1884 and XI of 1896 and Ilny report made against any Pleader or Mukhtear to the High Court under the provisions of Section 14 of the same Act by the presiding Officer of any Subordinate Court or of any Revenue [...] The Citil business arising from the District of each Group shall be laid before the Division Court in charge of such Group : Provided that when an order under Order XLI rule 25 or 28 of the Code of Civil Procedure has been passed by a Division Court and at the time of the receipt of the return to such order the Judges compoing such Court are not in charge of the Group to which the appeal be [...] Upon the arrival of any report as to the suffciency of any security - the Clerk-in-charge of the Department will enter the case in the list of business of the Division Court specifying the nature of the case.