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 23 1920

the forthcoming eletions will all contribute to the progress of democratic political ideas amongst the people and eventually make the Government in this country as much responsible to the people as it is in the Dominions. [...] The Plaintiffs collaterals in the 8th degree of F (a Mahomedan Rajput) the last male ywner of the proTierry in dispute (which was self-aquired property) sued to contest a gift of the property made by the mother of F in favour of her.daughters The Defendants. [...] The property came to F after his father's death and upon the death of -I4.1 it reverted to his mother who made the gift to the Defendants : Held—That the Defendants must be cosidered as sisters and not as daughters of the last male owner and the onus wtes in the first instance on the sister to prove that she ecludes collaterals in the 8th degree even though the property was not the ancestral [...] in these circumstances to make the disposal of the suit to act on the completion of this subsidiary im".1.t would be better to treat the suit as disposed ;Of when the decree for recovery of possession is made including it may be rcovery of mesne profits up to the date of the suit ; and treat the subsidiary proceedings in.respect of mesne profits when they arise with a bye-number for purp [...] perience on the Registrar's staff in the Court and also place the Senior Subwdi e Judge at the headquarters in charge of the outturn of work of the judicial officers in tlie District.