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 August 14 1905

He was a graduate of the Cambridge University a member of the Senate of the Calcutta University and for two years the President of the Faculty of Law. [...] WE WOULD HAVE COMPLETELY IGNORED THE OPINION regarding the legality of the Partition of Bengal that has been published in the columns of a daily cotemporary directly we saw the name of the signatory had it not been for the fact that the extracts from the Stattites are incomplete and are likely to mislead the public. [...] The first portion of this section omitted by the writer enacts that the territories now subject to the Government of the Presidency of Fort William in Bengal shall be divided into two distinct Presidencies" one to be styled the Presidency of Fort William in Bengal and the other the Presidency of Agra The next paragraph gives power to the Court of Directors under the control proVided by this very A [...] [To THE EDITOR OF THE " CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES.1 SIR.-I wish to draw your attention to the great hardship done to the litigants of Bengal in the matter of the preparation of the paper-book in Privy Countil appeals. [...] For the supplemental bill in which the assignee and assignor were co-Plaintiffs sought to set aside a deed of gift by the testator in favour of the Defendant and the assignment was executed and the deed of idemnity was given "solely for the purpose of enabling him to prosecute the original suit and to impeach the deed." There are however other choses in action which though not assignable