Section 74
Defendant may pay money into Court in satisfaction of the demand.
About this Act
An Act to amend the law relating to the recovery of Rent in the Presidency of Fort Willian in Bengal.
The defendant in
any action under this Act may pay into Court such sum of money as he shall think a full satisfaction for
the demand of the plaintiff, together with the costs incurred by the plaintiff up to the time of such
payment, and such sum shall be paid to the plaintiff.
If plaintiff elect to proceed and ultimately recover no further sum than that paid into Court, he shall be liable to the subsequent costs.—If the defendant deposit less than the sum claimed and the plaintiff elect to proceed in the case, and ultimately recover no further sum than shall have been paid into Court, the plaintiff shall be charged with any costs incurred by the defendant in the suit after such payment.
If plaintiff elect to proceed and ultimately recover no further sum than that paid into Court, he shall be liable to the subsequent costs.—If the defendant deposit less than the sum claimed and the plaintiff elect to proceed in the case, and ultimately recover no further sum than shall have been paid into Court, the plaintiff shall be charged with any costs incurred by the defendant in the suit after such payment.