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 September 6 1909

Apartyfrorn the question of personal fitness the Government of India and the Secretary of State deserve the thanks of the community for adding to the nifterical strength of the High Court. [...] It was proved in the case that the body of the kobala and the signature of one attesting witness were in the handwriting of the accused but it was not proved who forged the signatures of the alleged vendors and another attesting witness. [...] Babu Brojendra Nath Chatterjee contended on behalf of the Appellant that the facts and the circumstances showed that the complainant was privy to the forgery and as it was found that the accused only wrote out the body of the kobala and signed the name of one attesting witness but the signatures of the alleged vendors were not forged by him the accused could not be held guilty of forgery becaus [...] He further contended that there had been a change in the law the words now being notwithstanding the grant of a certificate for the admission of an apeal " in the place of the words in the old Act "notwithstanding the admission of any appeal " which indicated that the law had been altered. [...] 392 of the Civil Procedure Code of 1882 the order to the Commissioner being to prepare a map of the diputed land according to the boundaries given by the plaint and also to compare the boundaries of plots Nos.