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 August 4 1924

He forgot that it was the duty of the AdvocIte—Generai to bring the grievance! of the Bar before the. [...] As the head of the Bar it has been represented to me that your Lordship askeddirected—a member of the Bar to go out of the Court and 1 am here to protest against that remark. [...] And when a member of the profession which you and I hold so Sear in the heat of the moment or in the exuberance of spirit travels beyond the attitude of respect which he is bound to tender to the Court then one expects a meber of the Bar to tender his apology to me—the Court the representative of His Majesty the KinEmperor who sits in this plate for the disrespect which he has shown a [...] I think and I hope that on a little reflection the member of the Bar who has permitted himself no doubt in the heat of the moment to adopt the attitude that is inconsistent with that which it is intibent upon him to adopt towards this Court that 183"clxxxiv THE CALCUTTA WEEKLZ NOTE 111. [...] The facts of the case were that the Plaififfbrought a suit for rent in the Court of the Subordinate Judge at Suri against the De-.fendant The suit w43 s instituted on 12th February 1924.