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 21 1905

Myrnii-nsingin spercli where he &1st:wetly sand that both the coligeet ion of business in the High Court and the exigencies of the new province will require the removal of the jerisdictiou of the Cacutia Hier) Court; from the severed area. [...] The effect of the attendants communcating the information to Appellant would be prcisely the same as if the officer of the Court did so. [...] The Court thetefore took the course not 'teetotal of serving the Master in Lunacy leaving the latter a person of experience and who had the command of experts to do what was necessary and ensure the matter of the petition bein priperly sifted and invetigated to see that it was hind file and seppor ed by proper evidence and the interest of the lunatic was proiec ed. [...] The guiding principle of the while jurisdiction was what was most for the benefit of the unhappy suliject of the appliction The order was wihin the powers given to the Court by act of Parliament. Further the Court had power to say wether it would or not dispense with any personal examination whatever. [...] Judgment 11th Atigust 1905 Superior zenandar—N akpayment according to the contract—Damages suit for maintainahibty The Plaintiff who was the holder of a mourosi mokurari tenurunder the superior z.mindar granted a dur-mekureeri to the Defendant tai on the following conditions namely that the Defendaiit should pay the Plaintiff in certain specified kists the sum of Its.