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 20 1923

Therefore on the 25th of September 1922 he placed before the Asgembly a supplementary budget statement for the re-adjustment of the grants in this way and asked for the vote of the Assembly and the items were then considered and voted upon. [...] Napier and his colleagues of the School of Tropical Medicine in Calcutta only recently attributed the prvalence of Kala-azar amorigst the Anglo-Idian community and the comparative immunity of Hiltdu l who live in a more.congested part of this 'city tothe fact that the kitchen and kitchen-gervants of the former are unclean and that sweepers who attend to the closet and trains have a free [...] The article of Viscount Haleiane in the Empire Review for July last on the functions of the Judicial Com mittee of the Privy Coucil raises questions of supreme importance for the administration of justice. [...] " It is the province of the statesman and not the lawyer to discuss and of the legislture to determine what is the best for the public good and to provide for it by proper enactments. [...] It is the province of the Judge to expound the law only : the written from the statutes the unwritten or common law from the decisions of our predecessors and of our existing Courts from text-writers of acknoledged authority and upon the principles to be clearly deduced from them by sound reason and just inference ; not to speculate upon what is the best in his opinion for the advantage of