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 November 30 1925

The result seems to be the same as before inspite of the amendment for it is the form prescribed by the High Court which is to be actually used by the subordinate Courts. [...] We understand that in consequence of the decision of the High Court in Ram Gopal Goenka v. The Corporation of Calcutta 29 C. W. N. 898 a bill will be introduced at the next sitting of the Legisrative Council to amend the Calcutta Municipal Act in the maner necessitated by the aforesaid decision. [...] a law which is already made and I believe the law of England is that a goVernor like the Crown has vested in him the right when the necessity arises of judging of it and being responsible for his work afterwards so to deal with the laws all to supesede them all and to proclaim martial law for the safety of the colony." Corm:4;810mm TO TETE EDITOR " CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES." SIR With refere [...] Sen's comentaries as we have noticed more than once before is to be found in the thorough insight they display concerning not merely the intricate -details of the Act and the judicial interprettions placed on them but into the working of the enactment as a whole as judged by its applcation to the concrete facts of agrarian life in the provinces and districts to which the Act etend [...] The ease-law has been brought up to date the Appendices of rules notfications miscellaneous notes and price-lists revised and the very few cases that have cropped up during the time the book was in the press appended in a classified addenda whilst the amendments effected by the Devolution 'Act f 1920 the Uthandi Act of 1923 and the Bengal Tenancy (Amendment) Act I of 1925 have been bodily i