The Calcutta Weekly Notes Monday January 14 1907

In Rengasevamy v. Gangaminal at p. 300 held that the mere mention of a name as heir of a grantee con ferred on the person so named no interest in the properties granted as it appeared that the grant puported to be of an absolute interest and the other person was named as the heir of the grantee in the ordinary course. [...] The head-note of that tam is as follows:-- The validity of a marrian in England must though the domicile of one of the parties may be foreign be decided according to the law of England. [...] 2 of the Bengal Tenancy Act that the Held—lt is open to the executor transferree whose tenures were held at a fixed rate of rent from the name has been placed on the record to challenge time of the Permanent Settlement did not arise in the judgment of the lower Court under sec. [...] Decree—Costs execution for—Set-off—Possession delivery of—Property sale of The decrte under execution was for the declartion of the right of the Plaintiff to a share in the immoveable property claimed in the suit and the decree directed " that possession for the share in question be delivered to the Plaintiff on his depositing Rs. [...] On the present application for execution the Defendants objected to the reeovery of costs by the Plaintiff on the ground that they were entitled to a set-off of the sum of Rs.