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 February 14 1921

The objects of the League as l4tated in the constittion are as follows :- (1) To take stews to improve the status and standard Pia the profession to proingte a feeling of unity and esprit de corps amongst the Vakils and Pleaders of Ben and Assam to safeguard and promote' tleeir interests and takel organised action in all matters affecting them. [...] Rleaders in making appointments to the Wench of however concerned with the raising of the Cak utta Small Causes Court and the Pre.s' the standard of legal education in those provinces denty. [...] N. 488 it is ruled that " though no contract The Resolutions may be taken to represent to pay interest was proved and the ease was the objects to which the energies of the League not covered by the Interest Act sonic interest; are intended to be presently directed'. [...] 1 be found to have any selacquired property of his own the same shall he excluded from partition " appointed a CoTnissioner to make the partition : eV—That the question involving title to propeties must be determined by the Court and should.not be Felt to the determination of the Commissioner that the C9urt below before passing the preliminary decree should have decided on taking evidence [...] The decisioi of the Subordinate Judge is therefore set asid and the case remanded to him in order tha approaching the case from the proper stand point namely that the tenants are not entitles to the benefit of the presumption arisinik wide sec.