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 25 1924

The visit of the members of the American Bar Association as guests of the legal profession and the Judges of England is an event of uprecedented character in the history of the legal profession in any country. [...] Their visit was then celebrated by a round of festivities of which the notable ones were the Bar Dinner in the Four Inns of Court and by the solicitors in the Law Society’s Hall the Corporation banquet in the historic Guilhall of the City the Royal reception at the Buckingham Palace the Lord Chancellor’s reception at the Palace of Westminister. [...] The members of the American Bar presened to the members of the Englisliar a statue of Blacksninc which was ttlaced at the cetral hall of the Royiti Court of Jtistice and uveiled by the lion. [...] The Declaration of Independence has largely been acribed to the influence that the Commentaries of Blackstone exerted on the minds of the framers of the Constitution. [...] In the last sessions of the Legislative Council the annual estimates of expenditure and revenue of the Province for the whole of the financial year 1924-25 was on the 18th March placed before the Council and in accordance with see.