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 May 27 1918

A Court so constituted would be competent to decide all justiciable questions such as the interpretation of treaties and quetions capable of judicial treatment.” His Lordship cites the instances of the Supreme Court of the United States of America and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council 101"cii THE CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES. [...] At present a few powerful nations are defying the combined efforts of what is but a league of the other powerful nationalities of the world to restore the peace of the world and such a combination has been proved to ill afford a guarantee for the maintenance of peace. [...] Asquith " that the rule of its authority must be supported in case of need by the strength of all that is; in the last resort by armed force " and His Lordship adds " all the force of the League against the peccant At the Conference of the League of Nations to enforce peace held in the United States on.26th May 1916 over which ex-President Mr. [...] If in the result of this war or in the not very distant future the forms of Goernment throughout the civilized world is demcratised then only can the peace of the world be secured and guaranteed by the establishment of a League of the Nations and all international difference's settled on principles of equity justice and faiplay. [...] The Plaintiff Company argued that this was not a lease for the benefit of the lessee to be enjoyed by him and his descendants from generation tgeneration but that the primary object of the +ease was the digging up of a. tank for the benefit of men and cattle and dedicating the same with.