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 April 25 1910

In the case of The Staffordshire Financial Company (Lint.) v. Valentine before the Court of Appeal last week the Defendant denied liability on his bill which had been discounted by the Plaintiffs on the ground that they had not properly registered themselves as money-lenders at the place where the transaction was carried out and that by reason of the provisions of the Monelenders Act t0 [...] The purchasers from the liquidator of "the customs and good-will attached to the business" along with the liquidator endeavoured to supplant the monks in the English market by adopting the insignia of the monks and rpresenting themselves as the proprietors of the " Chartreuse." The monks brought the present suit against the liquidator and purchasers from him to establish their patent rights. [...] The second portion of the injunction is against the ordinary case of passing off the liqueurs manufactured by the Defendants as the manufacture of the Plaintiffs. [...] 282) and said that looking at the position of the mortgagor the character of the stipulation in this agreement the severity of the provisions for the benefit of the mortgagor he thought that this period of 28 years for which the deed purported to preclude the mortgagor from redeeming exceeded all reasonable limit and he could not understand how the mortgagor could have been allowed by his s [...] 403 of the Code of Criminal Procedure is the section which deals with the question o criminal res judicata and though it cannot be said as the Petitioners themselves were not put 158 This was the hearing of a summons taken out for the purpose of obtaining the opinion of the Court upon several points one of which raised the question whether an infant in the absence of any provisions for or again