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The Calcutta Weekly Notes. Monday August 1 1904

1904

The County Court Judge held that the action was not maintainable the Plaintiff's only remedy being to cut the branch himself ; but the Divisional Court have allowed the appeal and although the Judges agreed that no precedent could be discovered on all fours in the text-books they have held that provided the damage can be proved the action will lie. [...] 497 I. P. C. where the husband who had instituted the proscution died before the trial and the Sessions Judge thereupon directed the public prosecutor to wisdraw the charge and the assessor's finding a verdict of not guilty the prisoner was discharged : Held that the law only requires that the proecution should he instituted by the husband. [...] A complaint was lodged by the President of the Commission in repect of the alleged defamation it being contended on behalf of the complainant that inasmuch as by the Madras Municipal Act the President is reponsible for the efficient discharge of their duties by his subordinate officers his conduct and aministration had been impugned by the articles : Held that assuming for the purpos [...] 500 I. P. C. it was held that this was within the competence of the Appellate Court notwithstanding that there was in existence no complaint by the person aggrieved : Held also that under the circumstances of the case there was not so material a difference between the two offences both arising out of the same facts as would necessarily lead to the conclusion that the accused had been prejudic [...] It was held that the only period which could be counted against the decreholder was the period during which the appeal to the High Court from the decision of the lower Appellate Court in his favour was pending and the period which elapsed after the final dismissal of the suit.—I.
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India
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sarf.100104
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The Calcutta Weekly Notes. Monday August 1 1904
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