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 May 5 1924

The most important of the clauses however the instrument of the constitution is that vii i diolares the Rights of Man rights of the' Egyptian people. [...] Save the fundamental principles which have been guaranteed by the constittion such as the representative or parliametary character of the Government the order of succession to the throne personal liberty and equality all other items in the constitution is liable to revision on the motion or initiative..)f either the King or the Chambers whose decision in a meeting assembled as the Congr [...] The difference or the main alteration lies in the fact that whereas the enabling part of the old section enacts that such Court shall proceed to excute the decree passed in appeal according' to the rules prescribed for the execution of dcrees in suits " in the new it is provided : " The Court shall cause such restitution to be made as will so far as may be place the parties in the posit [...] 886 of 1923 stated in his application before the Munsif that the raiyats of the Petitioner sold 17 bighas and odd of the holding to one Pitambar Baur and sold the rest of the holding 10 bighas and odd to Nanda Kumar Baur who sold his 10 bighas and odd to the Opposite Party tnd that the raiyats were no longer in possession. [...] a decree obtained against the tetransferror would be binding on the urecognised transferee and in execution of the decreb the interest of the transferee would also paeisalong with the interest of the.transferror and: the.auction-purchaser gets the interest pf both the persons the transferror and the tranferee who were interested in the Yielding.