The Calcutta Weekly Notes Monday January 28 1907

IN VIEW OF THE SEPARATI8N OF THE EXECUTIVE and the judiciary we must observe that it is incubent on the Government of India and the Secretary of State in Council to try and obtain the best men available either in this country or in England for the High Court Benches. [...] p 322) and for the purpose of answering this question I am not to look at the Defendants' operations in abstract by theselves but in connection with all the circumstances of the locality and in particular to the nature of the trades usually carried on there and the noises and disturbances existing prior to the commencment of the Defendants' operations : Stinges v. Bridgman (11 Ch. [...] On the 3rd December he moved the High Court and atained the present rule upon the District Magistrate to show cause why the criminal prosecution of the Petitioner should not be stayed pending the disposai of the suit in the Civil Court. [...] The Managerwrote a letter to the Collector and the Collector forwarded the letter to the District Judge Bhagulpore requesting him to take action in the matter and the District Judge directed the first Subordinate Judge Monghyr to make a thorough enquiry. [...] 15 of the Charter and it was contended on his behalf that the Kumar's claim was not entetained and the Subordinate Judge in his judgment in the claim case held that the claimant cannot question the propriety of the attachment.