The Calcutta Weekly Notes. Monday August 13 1934

The rule that a conviction should not be set aside in the absence of miscarriage of justice meant in cases of misreception of evidence that the conviction could not be upheld uless the case were such that the jury must have returned the same verdict even if the evidence had not been given. [...] to verify the names of proprietors mentioned in the L. L. Fee notices with those of the " D " Register and see whether the names of the proprietors have been correctly mentioned and also to prepare at the end of every year a list of L. L. Fee cases the transfer fees of which are going to be lapsed mentioning therein the Tauzi number and names of prprietors and hang the same in the notice boa [...] (ii) The valuation of the relief sought in a suit for an injunction is left entirely to the discretion of the Plaintiff or the Appellant as the case may be and the Court is not etitled to question.the correctness of the amount so declared. [...] If the valuation falls below the pecuniary limit of the Court in which the suit is instituted the proper course is to return the plaint to be presented to the proper Court. [...] 110 of the Civil Procedure Code it is the extent to which the decree or order has operated to the prejudice of the applicant that determines whether the decree or order is subject to appeal or not and whatever may i be the value of the property in respect of which a claim or question is involved in the appeal no appeal lies under sec.