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 Courts Monday July 9 1906

The most notable feature of the system of reclamation of youthful offenders is the result of the license system. [...] XXX of the Bombay Series the decision turned on the question whether a second appeal lies against an order in execution of a decree in a suit of the nature cognizable in the Court of Small Causes. [...] 35 36 37 Guardians and Wards Act (VIII of 1890) that the bond does not cease to operate either on the death of the ward or the guardian or on the cessor otho wise of the guardianship and a right of suit continue!' notwith4anding the happening of these events. [...] The circumstances of the case must be considered in order to discover whether the name of the person mentioned in the Bill of Exchange or cheque was the name of a fictitious person. [...] The passages from Lord Herchell's judgment in The Bank of England v. Vagliano much relied on for the defence would be wisfied by a case in which the drawer of a cheque put into it Use name of a person who existed but whose name was used "by way of pretence only." In the present case the Court could not arrive at the conclusion that the names of the persons placed on the several cheques were