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 the English Law Courts Monday February 13 1899

The plaint alleged that the parties in It was argued and the question was one of some 1865 commenced to carry on business together eulty that on the dissolution of the Bank the debt due " upon the terms amongst others that each of theiii to it froni the bankrupts was extinguished with the : Should be entitled to an eight atmas share in the said result that the Official Receiver was trustee for [...] extinguished by the dissblution of the Corporation that the shares were not equal and that the businews it did not follow that the Crown's claim falls in this had all along been carried on upon the terms that case because the Bank before its dissolution was a the share of the Defendant in the profit and losses creditor whose claim was in proof ; the debt had been should be 10 minas and that of t [...] in the form in which they then appeared and upoil The Defendant thereupon applied to the Court its appearing from the returns that the shares of tiu which ordered the stibpcena to issue to the Incompartners had been stated therein to be an contende6 tax Collector for the production in Court of the for by the Defendant. [...] The rule in question was published with The facts of the case material to this report are an the object of regulating the conduct of the follows :— - officers of the Income-tax Office not with the object The Plaintiffn are the purchasers of a mokurari of depriving litigants of evidence which they tenure sold in execution of a decree for arrears would otherwise be entitled to use. [...] The balance due on the decrees was not apply to the case inasmuch as the mere fact therefore the amount of the decrees unsatisfied and I think that the holders of the subordinate tenure were by the lower Court was right in distributing the sale-proceeds the arrangement bound to pay rent due to the amongst the Plaintiff and the Defendants by taking thi balance of the Defendants' decrees as the