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 August 21 1911

Here the Depenants who had executed an absolute conveyance of certain properties in favour of the Pläintiffsj resisted the tatters' suit for recovery on the plea that at the time the conveyance was executed the Defendants had to the Plaintiff's knowledge only a limited interest in the property viz. [...] rkr.) THE CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTESS Oeixxv who egassAnstrumental in organising the revolt (4) under the leadeiihip of Chandragupia against the Macedonian occupation of the strip of territory which is now called the Frontier Province or to quote his own words who feeling indignant took Up the Sword along with the pen and rescued the country which had vanished under the regime of the Nanda monar [...] CCIXXVIl sufficient to meet the imperial problem in the administration of justice ; --on the other hand it accentuated the d fficulty and conjured up an obstacle in the realisation of the Great Ideal—the Unity of India A factor more potent than the sacred law was wanted and the principle of Equity was discovered to meet this want. [...] the history of the struggle waged by the English clergy against the enforcement of celibacy in the order by Archbishops and Bishops under the mandate of the copes.. [...] But their Lordships support the decision in Alangamanjuri's case on the ground that the Legilature could not have intended to affect the Hindu Law by the enactment of the Hindu Wills Act as the "true limits of the rules of Hindu Law' on the subject were at the time matters of serious controversy " the Tagore case being then under appeal to the Privy Council.