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 August 12 1912

Registrar's certificate of its having being duly registered in the above view it would not be competent for the law Courts to go behind the certificate and to question the regularity of the prior proceedings as to its due registration." It is not uncommon to find the law Courts in this country at the instance of a party challenging the due registration of document in the course of suits based u [...] The erection of a bond on the bounary of the village belonging to another party is an infringement of the natural right of the neighbouring landholder and this is therefore a fit case for the execise of jurisdiction under sec. [...] Where the Magistrate examined the complainant on the 28th April and without dismissing the complaint then and there adjourned the case to the 26th May and then on that date after making certain enquiries from the solicitor of the accused and looking into some papers which had been filed by the defence before the police dismissed the complaint it was held that the procedure adopted by the Magist [...] Where the accused were committed to the Court of Sessions on a charge of dacoity and the Seu ions Judge without assigning any reason at the commTncement of the trial amended the charge to one of robbery it was held that it was improper-for the Sessions Judge to thus alter the character of the charge before hearing evidence. [...] On account of a fresh settlement of this ja/ka/ with a different set of people the former ijaradars as also the villagers became offended and in Feruary 1902 when the people of the new ijaradars went to the khal for fishing the villagers turned out in a body to oppose them but the ijaradars on being informed of this came to the spot and in order to avert a riot withdrew their men.