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 March 13 1899

ing that the amount paid to the Directors for the loss of The facts of the case are as follows :- the ship represented the capital of the Company and The late zemindar of Chinna K imedi Adiconda Deo was unlawfully distributed by the Directors among the had two brothers Raghunadha Deo and Lakshmana proprietary body and the Court directed the Direor Lokkono Deo. [...] Considering the relation of the Plaintiff to ling as a passenger on the Appellant's line between the Defeildant and the latter's income we think the the stations of Secunderabad and Dadri. [...] in question and the Respondent's case was that it In the result their Lordships intimated that they was through the negligence and want of due care on would humbly advise Her Majesty to dismiss the the part of the servants of the Appellant Company appeal but without costs. [...] that class of cases where such a prima' facie case The facts liTere shortly as follows :—The Plaintiff has been established as to necessitate an answer on is the father and administrator of the estate of one the part of the Defendants to satisfy the Court that C. W. A. by the Appellant Company. [...] The tenant is concerned to That there is no fixed rule with regard to onus ; have all parties interested in the rent made parties in some instances the situation of the parties and the to the suit so that he may not be liable in a subsnature of the accident or the circumstances leading quent suit for rent.