( 8 २t' ) Vakeels and Agents appointed under Regulation XII 1833 are required to write (under their own responsibility) on all petitions presented by them in cases or matters which are pending before, or belonging to any particulur Judge, the name of the Judge, in order that it may be referred to him direct without the necessity of its going before the Judge conducting the duties of the miscellaneous 8tlı Angt 1834 department On any case being decided in the Sudder Dew anny Adawlut, in which the Government is a party, the presiding Judge shall add to his order a Note spetifying the amount due to the Government Pleader, to afford that officer thc menus of recovering his fees foom the Government direct through the Revenue Board, or other authority, who may have prescrred or defended the appeal In cases in which the Court have awarded to Vakeels portion only of the fits deposited, and ordered that the remainder be returned to the parties, or in which a portion or the whole of the value of the Stamp paper on which petitions of appeal, special &c. have been writton, was returnalile to the partits under the certificate required by Article 8 Schedule B, Regulation X of 1829, the Trc - surer of the Court is prohibited from paying monev under the above circum stances to any Vakeel or Mokhtar, unless he shall be authorized to receive it by a special Clause in his Vakulatnatuch or Mook.htearnaneh, and th it when no such authority is produced, the money shall remun in deposit until the partv untitled to receive it, shull apply to the Court for an order for payment and d I am 1834 such order be obtainedں Vakeels of the Court to be held responsible for the correctness of all repre8th July, 1842 sentations mule by them to the Court When any Pleader may Apply for leavu of absence for a period evt teding ten days, he shall give in a statement of the number of cases in which he is I th July 1812 engaged, both singly, and Jointly with another Vakeel 'llie Nazir of the Court is not at liblrty to receive applications for leave of absence from the Vakeels, but all such applications must be given in to the RC! bid gister, who will lay them before the Court so Copies of Papers The Register of the Sudder Dewanny Aduw lut is authorized to grant copies of papers from the department in the native language, applying for the Courts 24th Augt 1832 special orders in cases in which he may doubt the propriety of granting them The Register is to lay all applications for copies of letters, leports, minutus lbid &c. in the department in the English language before the Court for thur orders The question having been put to the Court by the Register whether copies of decrees of the Sudder Court taken out as precedents, by other than the parties to the suit, should be written on stamp paper of 4 RS or 8 Aunas value, the Court passed the following RCsolution Resolution The Court having had before them the Registel's note of the 5th instant, nie of opinion that the practice which has hitherto prevailed of granting copics of decries when not required by the parties on stamp paper value 8 Annas, should 12th H Cb 18.36 not be interfered with The Register is not authorized to grant attested copies of the Roobularees of the Judges, in which their individual opinions as to the merits of cases are re24th Septr J811 corded, but only copies of the final decision The following orders were passed by the Court in continuation of their Resolu tuon dated 24th September 1841 I That the term “final decision” in the above resolution refers, not to the more Roobukaree of the Judge passing final Judgment, but to the decree embody ing the details of the case, and the collective opinions of the Judges in those cases in which more than one opinion has been recorded This order refers to 8th July, 1842 vases finally disposed of by the Court [গহর্ণমেন্ট গেজেট ১৮৪২ । ২৩ আগষ্ট ]
