The Calcutta Law Journal January 16 1912

9n Because the award is in the nature of fixing the sum which is to be paid by those who take the land and in that case it is loft to the persons who receive the compensation to say whether they accept the award. [...] I will read the head note : “ With regard to the second enquiry” —that is the one which results in an award—” directed by the Act as to value of land taken thereunder the duty of the Collector under the sections relating thereto is to fix the sum which in his best judgment is the value. [...] An application ryas then made to your Lordships to grant leave to appeal against the judgment of.the Judicial CommiBoners and your Lordships came to the conclusion that if the District Judge was right that would have prevented the litigation but your Lordships held that was not a final order within the meaning of the section on the ground that the order made by the Judicial Commissioners did n [...] 13n application to the Collector require that the matter be referred by the Collector for the determination of the Court whether his objection be to the measurement of the land the amount of the compensation the persons to whom it is payable or the apportionment of the compensation among the persons interested.” Then it goes on to say “The appliction shall state the grounds on which objec [...] On the 15th April 1910 there was a reference made by the Judge and obviously the only matter with which the Judge could deal on a reference made by the Collector were the matters specified in the order made under section 19 when the Collector made the reference.