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 27 1899

The learned Judges (Ghose and Stevens JJ.) who had to decide the question were of opinion that Court-fee should be paid on the whole amount of the relief as originally prayed for in the plaint although the relief asked for in the application for review as in the present case related only to the amount of costs awarded in the decree. [...] A prisoner convicted by It is not only for the peace of the Empire that this the Calcutta Court of Sessions may have occasion power has been reserved to the highest law officer 'of to ask for the fiat of the Advocate-General for revision the Crown but also for the protection of its revenue. [...] 194 absence of the most responsible law officer of the of the Code of Criminal Procedure namely that of Crown is likely to give rise to complications and it exhibiting informations to the High Court with the will be for the Government now to decide whether sanction of the Government for. [...] the one hand and the private proprietors on the other the This was an appeal against a decree of the question of the ownership of the bed of the stream has ever – 3111 ordinate Judge of Khoolna. reversing a decree of been judicially decided. [...] The High Court on the Plaintiff's appeal said that _Wayne for the Plaintiff-Appellant was cothey were satisfied upon the evidence adduced that tended that the Led of the river in whiell the Lanka at the Lanka in dispute the Uodaveri river is not formed was the property of the Appellant and every a tidal and navigable river.