...and its answer shall IK» • ' writing, and shall be filed in the suit. " "!I Clause 2d, or Second. By constituting two or more such persons assessors...any of the assessors or the authority presiding in the court should desire it, the opinions of the assessow shaD. be recorded in writing in the suit....

...punchait, and its answer, shall be in writing, and shall be filed in the suit. " Clause Second. — By constituting two or more such persons assessors...advantages derivable from their observations, particularly at the examination of witnesses, the opinion of each assessor shall be given separately, and discussed...

...the Court, and report to it the result. 2d, By appointing two or more such persons to be assessors in the Court, with a view to the advantages derivable...particularly in the examination of witnesses. The opinion of the assessors may be given separately and discussed; and should the judge, or any of the assessors,...

...the Court, and report to it the result. 2d, By appointing two or more such persons to be assessors in the Court, with a view to the advantages derivable...particularly in the examination of witnesses. The opinion of the assessors may be given separately and discussed; and should the judge, or any of the assessors,...

...trials before the Session Judge shall be conducted with the aid of two or more a98essorsassessors as members of the Court, with a view to the advantages...particularly in the examination of witnesses. The opinion of such assessors shall be given separately and discussed ; and if any of the assessors or the judge shall...

...existing rule of the Bengal Code adverts to the employment ot" respectable natives as assessors, " with a view to the advantages derivable from their...observations, particularly in the examination of witnesses." These words we have retained for the purpose of indicating the mode in which the employment of assessors...

...existing rule of the Bengal Code adverts to the employment of respectable natives as assessors, " witli a view to the advantages derivable from their observations, particularly in the examination of witnesses." These words we have retained for the purpose of indicating the mode in which the employment of assessors...

...Court. Or, secondly, by constituting two or more of such persons assessors or members of the Courts, with a view to the advantages derivable from their...examination of witnesses. The opinion of each assessor is given separately and discussed, and may, at the instance of the Judge or either of the assessors,...

...their observations, and particularly in the examination of witnesses. The opinion of such assessors shall be given separately and discussed, and if any of the assessors or the Magistrate shall desire it, the opinion of the assessors shall be recorded in writing, and form part...

...trial with a view to the advantages derived from their observations. The opinion of such Assessors shall be given separately and discussed, and if any of the Assessors or Assistant Commissioner, or officer acting as Assistant Commissioner, desire it, the opinion of the...