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 May 25 1903

The second part of the book deals with the evidence of accomplices the selection of approvers and their trial on the revocation of the pardon granted to them. [...] The said Court of Appeal having heard argument on the 1st day of July 1902 gave judgment upon the main issues of law in favour of the Defendants and upon being certified as to the judgment of the said Court of Appeal the said Supreme Court entered up judgment for the Defendants without evidence taken. [...] On the 1st day of September 1902 leave was given to Petitioner to appeal in respect of the judgment of the said Court of Appeal upon such issues of law to your Majesty in Council upon finding security for the costs of the said case in the said Court of Appeal and the costs of the appeal to your Majesty in Council such costs amounting to several hundred pounds. [...] LORD MACNAGHTEN.—ll you look at it the other way the Court of Appeal by adding to the costs of the appeal might prevent the exercise of His Majesty's right of hearing the appeal. [...] Fink took estimates of the costs of't he proposed works but finding that theeestimates amounted to a larger sum than what he was authorised to spend and also having regard to the fact that the sale of the premises in question was imminent under the orders of the High Court he advised the beneficiaries in the estate to apply for an order from the High Court authorising the expenditure of the esti