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 July 18 1927

IO that view the learned District Judge not only punished for contempt of Court the pesons who were guilty of a breach of his order but he directed the properties of the pleader to be attached as a person who was abetting the other people in committing the contempt of Court. [...] The matter came up to the High Court which issued a rule in anwer to which the learned Magistrate submitted an explanation stating that the matter was pending before the tribunal and it was the santion of the trihun.al that he meant. [...] The Notes " and the detisiona are employed to explain all the incidents of a Limited Company business from the drawing-up of the Memoradum of Association down to the winding-uspecial attention being paid to shares and share certificates the procedure for meetings directors auditors balance-sheets and profit and loss accounts. [...] The Plaintiffs sued for a declaration of tneir right of pasturage over some plots of land which had been obstructed by the Defendants by the excavction of a tAnk and a khat thereon._ The Defendants contended inter alia that the maliks were necessary parties and that the suit was not maintainable unless they were ipleaded in the suit. [...] Moreover the decree will not he effective bcause the maliks will be able to resist the excution of the decree which will not be binding on them : Held—That the Plaintiffs' cause of action arose only against persons who were resposible for the infringement of their rights and that though the Plaintiffs' claim of a right of pasturage was in encroachment on the right of the landlords th