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 January 17 1921

There is no provision in the Code of Civil.Procedure for payment of any cat for the preparation of the Paper-book at the time of the presentation of the appeal or at a subsquent. [...] IX r. 39 of the High Court Rulea the High Court can dismiss the appeal for want of prosecution if the Appellant makes default in complying with the rules for delivering the list of papers or for depositing the cost of the Paper-book. [...] 2 of the Act of 1859 by Act XII of 1920 which came into force on the 12th March 1920 (2) that the sums paid were in the nature of bonus and not. advances " within the meaning of Act XIII of 1.859 : Held—That the proceedings ender the Act were quasi-civilin nature. [...] P. Code ; (2) that the Magistrate was wrong in holding that the theft of the cattle and the subsequent theft of the paddy were two cceurrences for it was clear from the petition of the complainanthat both the.thefts were in the course of the same transaction and were committed with one and the same object of haiassing the cothplAiant in consequence of some grudge : Held—Accepting the recomm [...] The decree-holders can execute the decree against the three brothers or their representMtives by reason of the compromise the three brothers being jointly and severally liable for the rent of the tenancy.