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 March 4 1912

THE JUDICIAL COMMITTEE WAS OF OPINION THAT the warrant being on the face of it in repect of an offence committed in the Protectoate it might have been issued without a fiat from the Governor owing to inadvertence on the part of the Magistrate and in the absence of proof of concealment or deceit on the part of Taylor he could not be charged with unprofesional conduct. [...] much may be said in favour of either view we Now bearing this in mind kho/a is not really a divorce otonot approve of the authors disposing of the but rather the rescinding of the marriage contract at the instance of a wife for consideration issuing from the view of the House of Lords in a single sentence wife to the husband who accepts and releases the wife and declaring themselves in favour of [...] I am of opinion therefore that the it is always preferable to present before them correct and the logical view of the question of divofte when necessary the ratio of the decisions of the and the rescinding of the marital contract is as I have Court below and the final Court of Appeal and stated. [...] provide in detail the procedure to be followed by But as to the typographical mistakes of the printers judges in respect of the revision of the judgments devil I may just mention that works printed in India of the Court of first instance or the hearing of are not exceptionally full of misprints. [...] The revenue officer made Whether some enquires behind the back of the Plaintiffhether the suit of the Plaintiff was barred by A and cancelled the settlement of the Plaintiff and Art.