The Calcutta Weekly Notes. Monday April 17 1939

the Registrar of the High Court Appellate Side suggesting that either the High Court rule should be changed or the Government should be moved to frame a rule for the rturn of the value of the stamp in such cases. [...] 5 of the current volume of the C. W. N. I enclose herewith copies of two letters being the correspondence I had with the Registrar Appellate Side of the Hon'ble High Court relating to the refusal by the Collector of Dacca to refund the value of the unused Stamp of the late Babu Bon Behary Saha pleader who died after purchasing the new sanad stamp but before the expiry of his sanad for the'year [...] As the hardship caused by the High Court Rule requiring sanad stamps to be filed before the expiry of the term of the old sanad is obvious I beg most respecfully to represent that either the Rule may be changed or you may be pleased to move the Government to frame a rule for the rturn of the value of the stamp in such cases of death. [...] 9 1E dated the 16th January 1939 forwarding a representation from the Secretary Dacca Bar Association for the refund of the value of an unused stamp-paper furnished by the late Babu Ban Behari Saha pleader for the renewal of his certificate of practice for 1939 I am directed to say that the party's remedy lies by way of an appeal against the decision of the Collector to the Chief Cotro [...] I of the Court Fees Act applied to the case and that as the dispute in the lower Appellate Court had reference only to the court-fee.payable the difference between the court-fee paid by the Plaintiff in the lower Appellate Court and the court-fee demanded by that Court and not the subject-matter of the suit itself was the subject-matter in dispute in the second appeal within the meaning of that a