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 June 29 1925

There cannot be any doubt that the High Court may make the order which it is competent for the Magistrate to make but which he has omitted to make; in other words the High Court can uhdouhtedly make an order as to the costs incurred in the Court of the Magistrate. [...] As instances they mention (a) the granting of severaadjournments for filing of written statmbrita; (b) the practice of not opening the case daring-trial (c) the omission to examine the parties when issues are framed (d) the failure to utilise the rules about discovery and inspetion owing to the rules being not properly understood (e) commissions for examination of witnesses and for loca [...] witnesses in supwrt of the story have been examined and it mity be feasible to exclude further oral evidence on the point subject to incorporating in the record the pleader's note of the points to be proved by each of the Winesses. [...] tional cases of the last century awaking wide interest because of the revolting barbarity of the crime with which the prisoner was charged as also for the amazing resourcefurness with Which she stro'e AV) avoid the penalty of the law It was tried at the Central Criminal Court London before Mr. [...] The volume under review gives a full and verbatim account of the trial including the speeches of the Attorney-Genevil and Couasrl for the defence the examination and.crosexamination of witnesses objections raised.