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 January 31 1921

341 which are generally speaking the cases of deaf and dumb persons there is no question of a reference to the Local Government nor is the application of the setion limited in any way to the trial of the less serious offtnces. [...] The learned Judge referred to the practice of the Chief Court noticed above and disposed of it in the view that the offence was a very petty one. [...] The Small Cause Court Judge witout taking any evidence in the case and witout entering into the merits of the case diposed of the case on the preliminary paint viz. [...] II of the At he had DO jurisdiction to try the suit and returned the plaint : Held—That the Court below was wrong in holding that this was a suit for accounts and as such excluded from the jurisdiction of the Court of Small Causes. [...] The order of attachment so far as the dweling houses gardens and orchards of the Pettioners were concerned was set aside but the order of attachment of the rest of the village where paddy and nal had been grown was cofirmed.