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 January 19 1925

The words “ which otherwise comes to its knowledge ” indicate that the making of an application is not even a condition precedent to the exercise of the revisional powers of the Court. [...] What was actually done was to compare the entries in the diary with the evidence of the witness and discard the evdence as false. [...] The general business law of New York prohibits any person from engaging in the business of rselling theatre tickets without a license from the comptroller and rgstricts the price of tickets to fifty cents in advance of the price printed on the face thereof. [...] But the cases show that the theatre business cannot be pigeon-holed either as a pubLe.calling or as a so-called private business -. Hr on the one hand the Courts are unanimous that in the absence of a statute the theatre manager ulike the common carrier need not grant admision to the extent of his capacity to all prperly presenting themselves. [...] The parties to the suit are the two sets of Janns Digambari and Sitambari and the di63"hiv THE CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES.