firmation of sentence passed by, 198;
appeal from, 208; jurisdiction over
E. B. subjects, 229.
Attached property, appeal from order
refusing delivery of, 207. See Re-
view.

Attachment, of moveable property, 8;
of property of person absconding, 89;
of immoveable property the subject
of dispute, 113; of debts and shares,
413; before judgment, 427, 428,
651-653; of property of recusant
witness, 531; in execution of decree,
412-414, 567-571; property not
liable to, 568, 569; withdrawal of,
574; private alienation after, 575;
claims to property under, 575, 576;
release from, 576; in execution of
decrees of several courts, 577; re-
ceiver of property under, 658, 659;
of property outside local limits of
jurisdiction, 712; limitation for suit
to set aside, 979; court-fee in suit to
set aside, 1016; partial retention of,
1172. See Allowances, Apparel,
Bedding, Books, Cattle, Coin, Cur-
rency notes, Decree, Expectancy,
Inventory, Maintenance, Negotiable
instruments, Pay, Pensions, Perish-
able property, Rights, Salary, Seed-
grain, Wages, Zanánás.

Attempt, 1164; triable with main of-

fence, 151; when summarily triable,

158, 159; when compoundable, 186.
Attendance of witnesses, police-officer's
power to require, 118; in case of of-
fences affecting administration of
justice, 231; when dispensed with,
243; of accused when dispensed with,
138; of jurors and assessors, 167,
179, 180; to give evidence, 534;
exemption from, 709; for cross-ex-
amination of declarant, 539.
Appearance, Default, Witness.
Attestation of amendments of written
statements, 515; of amendment of
application for execution of decree,
557; presumption of, 900.
Attested instruments, 830; proof of,
894, 895.

See

Attesting witness to instrument not

duly stamped, 1074, 1075.
Attorney, included in 'pleader,' 63; of

High Court, 466, note 5; privilege of,
920; suit for costs by, 986; stamp
on entry of, 1084. See Judicial
notice, Solicitor.
Attorney-General, 380.

Auction, execution-sales made by pub-
lic, 577.

Auditor of railway company, 870, note 9.

Authentication of instrument not duly
stamped, 1066; of power of attorney
for registration, 1114; of register
books, 1122.

Authority, to one party to appear for

another, 487; to adopt, 1110; regis-
tration of, 1118; stamp on, 1079,
1086.

Autrefois acquit, plea of, 206, note 3.
Award to be signed and filed in court,
663; when court may modify or cor-
rect, 663; grounds for setting aside,
664; judgment according to, 664;
appeal from order modifying, 690;
form of plaint in suit on, 725; under
Waste-land Act, limitation of suit
to contest, 976; under certain Bengal
regulations, suit to contest, 982; ap-
plication to set aside, 998; applica-
tion for filing in court of, 1001; court-
fee on plaint etc. in suit to set aside,
1041; stamp on, 1079; when ex-
empt 1095; not compulsorily regis-
trable, 1109; appeal from decree
purporting to be made in terms of,
1172. See Arbitration, Arbitrator,
Umpire.

Awards, 1109.

Bad character, when relevant, 886.
Bad faith of judgment-debtor, 1138.
Bad livelihood. See Arrest, Good
behaviour, Habitual offenders.

Bail, 30; direction for endorsement on
warrant of arrest, 85; taken by po-
lice, 121 pending realisation of fine,
200 in case of criminal lunatic,
227; when taken, 240; by Presi-
dency Magistrate, on reference, 214;
by High Court on reserving case,
215; by Sessions Court or District
Magistrates on reporting case for re-
vision, 217; in contempt-cases, 231,
232, 233; not to be excessive, 241;
admission to, 241; reduction of, 241;
when insufficient, 242; appeal from
and revision of orders as to, 247;
for appearance of witness, 534; for
appearance of party, 650. See Ad-
journment, Arrest, Deposit, Dis-
charge, Re-arrest, Release, Security,
Sureties, Surrender.

Bailable offence defined, 63; taking
bail in case of, 240, 241.

Bail-bond, 241; after arrest, form of,
347; when exempted from court-fee,
1021; court-fee on, 1039. See Bail,

Sureties.

Bailee may cause bailor to interplead,

427; estoppel of, 917.
Balance, suit for, 987.

Bangalore, codes in force in, 373, 810,
849, note 2, 958, note 1, 1102, note
I, 1050, note I.
Banker, defined, 1050; receipts by,
1097.

Bankruptcy of plaintiff, 616, 617.
Barrister, privilege of, 920. See Advo-

cate.

Bastard. See Illegitimate.

Bedding, exempt from execution, 1148.
Benámí purchase, at execution-sale,
589; of land, presumption as to,
836.

Benámídár not a trustee for pur-
poses of limitation, 960.
Benches, of magistrates, 6, 67; may em-
ploy clerk, 160; appeal from, 208,
note 2; of presidency magistrates, 69;
of appellate judges, 684, 685; appli-
cation for review of judgment of, 705;
summary trial by, 157, 158.
Beneficiaries, 425; when made parties,
638. See Trustee.

Bhawalpur, 850, note; 958, note I.
Bigamy, prosecution for, 135.
Bill of exchange, parties to suit on, 484;
presumption as to acceptance or en-
dorsement of, 913; estoppel of ac-
ceptor of, 916; limitation for suits on,
984, 985, 986; stamp on, 1035. See
Agreement, Negotiable instrument,
Protest.

Bill of lading, 1050; stamp on, 1081;
when exempt, 1095, transfer by en-
dorsement of, exempt, 1097.
Birth during marriage, 912, 1163.
Birth-place does not exempt from civil
jurisdiction, 473.

Board and lodging, form of plaint in
suit for, 724; limitation for suit for,
977.
Bond for appearance before magistrate,
82; for appearance before court, 85;
arrest on breach of, 91; for good be-
haviour, 132, 246; for keeping peace,
102; cancellation of, 104, 254; of
complainant and witnesses, 122, 141;
discharge of, 124; of accused and
sureties, 241; deposit instead of, 246;
forfeiture of, 246-7; after arrest, form
of, 347; defined, 259, 1051; stamp
on, 1081; by whom payable, 1061;
when exempt, 1095, 1096, See Bot-
tomry bond, Respondentia bond.
Bonds, 31; of complainants and wit-
nesses, 141; forms of, 351; limitation
for, suit on, 984, 985, 986. See
Execution, Forfeiture, Instalment,
Mortgage, Release, Surety, Transfer.
Books, production of, 499; statements

forming parts of, 879; entries in,

523; of reference, Court may resort
to, 889; containing foreign laws or
law-reports, 899; kept under Regis-
tration Act, 1107.

Bottomry bond, stamp on, 1081.
Boundary-marks, expense of, 1168.
Breach, of condition, suit for possession
when plaintiff entitled by, 995; of
contract, prosecution for, 135; injunc-
tion to restrain, 654; suits for, 990, 991.
Breach of the peace, 76, 100, 112, 113.
See Insult.

Breach of promise, suit for, 984.

Breach of trust, place of trial in case of
criminal, 128; suit for loss occasioned
by, 988.

Breaking doors, 79.

British colonies, 64; consul, 897; cur-
rency, 698.

British empire, judicial notice of terri-
tories forming, 888.

British India, jurisdiction as to offences
committed out of, 130; defendant
residing out of, 510; plaintiff re-
siding out of, 621; witness residing
out of, 623; courts situate out of,
624; defendant about to leave, 649,
650; appellant residing out of, 677
registration of documents executed
out of, 1112.

British Resident, service through, 506.
British subject committing offence out-

side British India, 139. See Euro-
pean British subjects.

Broker, execution sale of bills and
shares through, 583; stamp on note
sent by, 1089.

Building, included in 'place,' 64; re-
moval or repair of dangerous, 107.
Bull, property in, 1163.

Buoy, prevention of removal, etc. of,
115.

Burden of proof, as to excuse for not
giving information, 76; of status
of E. B. subject, 223; of owner-
ship, 835; generally, 909; as to par-
ticular fact, 910; of fact to be
proved to make other evidence ad-
missible, 910; that case of accused
comes within exceptions, 910; of
facts specially within knowledge.
911; of death of person known to
have lived within thirty years, 911;
of existence of person who has not
been heard of within seven years,
911; as to relation of partners, land-
lord and tenant, principal and agent,
912; as to ownership, 912; of good
faith in certain transactions, 912; of
circumstances taking case out of
Limitation Act, 960, note 7; of loss,

Call, suit for a, 990.
Call-order, 477, note I.
Calling for records, 215, 522.

Calls, 1097; from insolvent contribu-
tories, 419, note.
Camping-grounds, 108.
Canal, injury to, 76.
Cancellation of powers under Criminal
Procedure Code, 75; of bond for
keeping peace, 104-254; of order as
to possession of land, 113; of order
for maintenance of wife, 237; of
decree of court making reference,
701; of instrument, suit for, 987; of
court-fee stamp, 1028; of adhesive
stamps, 1056.

Cantonment, 373, 810, 849, note 2,
958, note I, 1012, note 1, 1103,
note 1, 1050; execution of process
in, 645; may be declared district
or sub-district, 1106.
Cantonment magistrates, 67, n. 1, 1172.
Capital sentence. See Execution.

Cargo. See Respondentia bond.
Carrier, limitation for suits against,
980. See Bailee.

Case stated by parties, 667.

Caste, suits relating to, 473, note I;
suit for loss of, 628; custom of, 1166.
See Addition.

Cattle exempt from attachment, 568.
Cause, order to show, 100; opportunity
of showing, 216.

Cause of action, 483, 478, note 4, 491,
492, 493, 495, 944; where it arises
in suits on contract, 1142. See Claim,
Joinder, Limitation, Omission, Re-
linquishment, Survival.
Cause of death, 379.

Causing hurt, compoundable, 185.
Caution, free statement not to be pre-
vented by, 119; not necessary before
examining the accused, 183.
Caveat, court-fee on, 1040.
Cepi corpus, 238.

Certificate, as to examination of accused,
193; of High Court's order for
revision, 218; of High Court's judg-
ment or order on appeal, 212; as to
lunatic prisoners, 229; that decree
has not been satisfied, 548; of pay-
ment or adjustment of decree, 563;
to judgment-debtor, 585; to pur-
chaser of immoveable property, 589;

of heirship, 615; to collect debts, 615;
as to value or fitness for appeal to
Queen in Council, 694; of sale of
land, form of, 791; of administration,
relief as to court-fee paid thereon,
1022, 1023; penalty where too low
a court-fee has been paid on, 1024;
of administration, court-fee on, 1032;
under Act XXVII of 1860, court-fee
on, 1033; under Bom. Reg. VIII of
1827, court-fee on, 1033; showing
that document has been registered,
1124; of sale, 1061, 1110, 1157;
stamp on, 1081; by collector as to
stamps, 1062; under Land Improve-
ment Act, 1109, 1133: under Civil
Procedure Code, sec. 316, 1133; when
exempted from court-fee, 1021. See
Acknowledgment, Evidence.

Certified copies, of sentences or orders,
245; of documents placed on record,
524; of judgment and decree, 545 ;
of record for judicial committee, 695;
of registers, 830; proof of contents
of documents by, 891, 892; of
public documents, 896; proof by
production of, 896; of foreign judi-
cial record, 900; of registered docu-
ments, 1123; stamp duty on, 1083;
when exempt, 1096.

Certified purchaser, 589, note 5.
Certiorari, 2.

See

Cession of territory, 913.
Challenge, grounds of, 163.
Changes during progress of suit.
Bankruptcy, Death, Insolvency,
Marriage.

Channel, order for removing nuisance
from public, 107.

Chapter defined, 64.

Character, when relevant, 885, 886;

witness to, 925; of witness, 927.
Charge, of offence, 17; when framed,
139, 156; to be read and explained,
139, 140; form of, 142-147, 358-361;
alteration of, 145, 146; forwarding
of, 142; procedure on commitment
without, or with imperfect, 145;
separate for each offence, 147; when
tried separately, 147, 148, 150,
151; in alternative, 150; joinder of
persons in, 151, 225; withdrawal or
suspension of, 151; when framed
in warrant case, 156; power to stay
proceedings on unsustainable, 162;
verdict on each, 171; effect of
omission to frame, 256. See Ad-
dition, Adjournment, Complaint,
Conviction, Copy, Entry, Error,
Irregularity, Joinder, Language,
Withdrawal.

Charge to jury, 168; copy of, 260.
Charge of plaintiff's costs in inter-
pleader suit, 647.

'Chargeable' defined, 1051.

Charitable foundation, opinions as to,
884.

Charitable societies, suit by and
against, 425.

Charitable trusts, 672, note 2.
Charities, suits relating to public, 671.
Charter-party, stamp on, 1082.
Chartered High Courts, 707; special
rules relating to, 707, 708; fees pay-
able to clerks and officers of, 1012;
fees on documents filed in, 1013.
Chemical examiner, report of, 31, 245.
Cheque, defined, 1051; stamp on, 1082.
See Bill of exchange.

Chief controlling revenue authority,
1051.

Chief Court of Panjáb, 62; recording
evidence in, 194; its power to make
rules, 1157.

Chief Justice, defined, 62; appoints
time of criminal sessions of High
Court, 180.

Chief Presidency Magistrate, 69; en-
dorsing order for attachment, 89;
may require letters and telegrams,
92; may postpone issue of process,
136; endorsing warrant for levy of
fine, 200. See Presidency Magis-

Claim to be tried, 161; to property
seized by police, 250; suit must in-
clude whole, 490; relinquishment of
part of, 490; in respect of mesre
profits or arrears of rent, 491; by
mortgagee, 491; by or against execu-
tor, administrator, or heir as such,
491; to attached property, 575, 592;
against company being wound up,
961. See Cause of action.

Class, suit by representatives of, 485.
Classes of criminal courts, 65.
Clerical error in judgment, 195; re-
views for, 706.

Clerk, of bench empowered to try
summarily, 160; salary of, when
exempt from attachment, 569, 1148;
of legal adviser, 921; stamp on
articles of, 1079.

Clerk of the crown, defined, 62; list
of witnesses given to, 140; charge
etc. forwarded to, 142; may frame
or alter charge, 145; to prepare lists
of jurors, 174, 175; affidavits sworn
before, 257.

Client. See Advocate, Agent, Attorney,
Pleader, Vakil.

Closing of court, 961.
Co-defendant, admission by, 867, note 5.
See Parties.

Co-executors, acknowledgment or pay-
ment by, 971.
Coffee, sale of, 1166.

Cognisable case, defined, 63; police-in-
vestigation into, 116, 117.

Cognisable offence, defined, 5, 63;
arrest of persons concerned in, So;
police to prevent, 115; design to
commit, 81, 115; information relat-
ing to, 116. See Arrest, Police.
Cognisance of offences, by magistrates,
131; on complaint, 131, 136, and
137; on information by persons not
police officers, 131; on police report,
131; on suspicion or knowledge of
magistrates, 131; by sessions court,
etc., 132; by High Court, 133; sanc-
tion when necessary for, 133.
Coin, attachment of, 575.

Coinage, trial of persons previously
convicted of offences against, 187.
Collector of custoins exempt from
serving on jury, 177.

Collector of the District, to attach land
of absconder, 90; to prepare list of
jurors and assessors, 177; defined,
466, 1051; transfer to, of decrees for
sale of immoveable property, 416,
590; order for attachment fixed up
in office of, 574; and proclamation of
execution sale of revenue-paying land,