The Calcutta Weekly Notes Law Notes and Noted of Cases of the Calcutta High Court and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the English Law Courts Monday April 7 1924

If the vote were given effect to by the Viceroy and Governor-General the effeet would be that the customs and incomtax staff would have to be abolished and the offices closed and the Government of India would be left without any resources for carring on the administration or paying for the defences of India. [...] At the presentation of the Budget leave is sought by the Government for the introdution of a Finance Bill in the Assembly: After demands for grants are finally voted Upon by the Assembly the Finance member moves that the Finance Bill be taken into considertion for the imposition renewal or reduction of the necessary taxation for meeting the ependiture for the coming year. [...] Agra remedy we suggested that in ea& District a Subordinate Judge or a Senior Mimi! be charged with the duty of keeping the ministerial staff up to the mark and that Member of the judicial service of the same grade be associated in the work othe Eng-.lish Department in the High Court to assist the Judgein charye to examine the judicial work of.Judges in the Mofussil and in the proper drafti [...] The agricultural tenants nine nes class not very affluent and in the :majosity of eases they fall into arrears because 41210Y colimr4 pay and suits are not instituted before the tansadi day in the expectation that the tenants will anyhow scrapup the amount before that day and thus relieve the landlord of the necessity of incurring the cost of instituting suits which merely save the claims [...] the prcess fees and conies of plaints have been filed and that the age of the case for the purposes of the Circular Order sholuld run from the proposed date of registration of the.pleint after all the above conditions have been fulfiled and not from the date of filing the plaint or payment of the deficit court-fees as the case may be as at.