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 September 3 1923

be judgments of Suhrawardy.and Cuming of the Calcutta High Court in discharging rule obtained by one Bhupendra Kumar fou testing the legalitof the conviction d order for the payment of a fine of.Rs. [...] Further it is said by the authorities from the Chairman of the Railway Board to the railway guard that there is no objection to Indians in European dress travelling in such compartments. [...] He was certainly conscious that the Assembly would correct it if the Railway Administration and the Judges continued tothke ari unreasonable view of the question and we are sure that the Gov-.ernor-General would never dream of invoking his powtor of certification in interfering with such legislation. [...] As I Nay we have addressed the Railway Adminitrations we have taken up the question with the Agents The practice has been restricted to the narrowest possil limits and I think that the wisest course A not to make tca much of a question of this kind tut to let time correct it. [...] The following is a summry of the existing rights of Eutopean.British subjects with the alterations under the Racial Digtinctions Act (XII of 1923) indicated 'fn bracket%:— IN THE HIGFIu COURT.—(I) Silöh subjects are now amenable only to the general Turiseliction of the Chartered High Cottrts and the Chit!' Courts :—S.