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 April 17 1911

We also thoroughly approve of the suggestion of our correspondent that even the District Magistrate and the Sessions Judge should take care to ascertain the opinion of the local Bar in making their recommendation for the appointment of the Government Pleader or the Public Prosecutor. [...] 13 of the Code so far as it relates to the retrial of an issue refers not to the date of the commencement of the litigation but to the date when the Judge is called upon to decide the issue. [...] The proper test was to look to the use to which the water was put and not to the nature of the 155"clvi THE CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES. [...] At the same time it is admitted on the findings that the prior mortgagees were paid off with the money borrowed from the Plaintiff and that the money was borrowed from the Plaintiff for the express purpose of paying off such mortgagees ; and in fact such prior mortgages were paid and on such payments the mortgage bond was returned to the Plaintiff. [...] The Chief Judge may by rules fix the rates of remuneration to be allowed to such person or persons for the custody and also in the case of live-stock for the maintenance of the said attached property." Rule 46 6. On the last page of the same Schedule cancel the word and figure "Order XL VII" and substitute therefor the word and figures " Order XLVI II." 7. The above amendments take effect from th