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 23 1921

If the rulings of 1he several High Courts on the point he carefully examined it will however be found that any getleral or swO'eping deduction of the kind suggested by the Bill or the statement of objects and reasons tz that the Calcittti and.Madras High COurts have in effect held that the general prvisions of the Accannot he applied in coputing the period of iiinitat ion specialty p [...] thet the holding of the Defendants was at a fixed rate inasmuch as the Defendants proved uniformity idf rent for more than 20 rears imediately before the institution of the suit and so di allowed the elitim of the Plaintiffs for nhaneede.rett untier sec. [...] 115 find the decided cases on the Wint that there is no presumption after the publication of the record-of-rights in respect of the fena.ney. [...] The learned Judges were of opinion that the decision in the former case disregarded the plain terms of the sec ion 'which are general in expression and eontain nothing to justify the limited constrution that had been placed on them It has been in a series of eases thai after the publicationsef the record-of-rights in respect of a tenancy under Chap. [...] 13 of the Evidence. The derision of the majority in the Full Bench ease of Ounalal v. Fatehlal (1.