The Calcutta Weekly Notes Law Notes and Notes of Cases of the Calcutta High Court and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the English Law Courts Monday February 20 1905

One of the great sources of pollution was gifts by the purchaser to the agent of the seller or of the seller to the agent of Ihe buyer. [...] The Plaintiffs were the owners of the Manor of Minster in the Isle of Thanet and of the forshore lying between ordinary high water mark and ordinary low water mark of the sea at that Joss' Bay. [...] Upon finding that the boys were bathing in that bay the steward of the Manor wrote to the Defendant the head master in charge of the lads to say that as a matter of right they were not entitled to use the bay for public bathing informing him at the same time that if the bathing was beneficial to the 81"ixxxii TEE CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES. [...] The question in this case was whether tho goowill of a stock-exchange broker's t.artnership business was to be included as part of the assets of the partnership and could he sold for the benefit of the Plaintiff the widow of one of the two partners as against the other the sole surviving partner. [...] The Court held the decree of the first Court was on a ground common to all the Defendants therefore when some of the Defendants appealed the result of the appeal enured for the benefit of all the Defendants.