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 May 24 1926

Hardly the echoes of the Calcutta riots had subsided when in the British Isles the general strike threatened the very foundations of society and of the constitution. [...] A movement of such gigantic proportions the object of which was to.paralyse the public services and the Goernment and to coerce the community to the class-rule of the labouring classes is unprecdented. [...] We commend the example of the Prime Minister and the British Cabinet to the Government of Bengal and that of the British public to our ;countrymen. [...] It may be a question whether the mere fact that the member who acquired the property app.ied the income twards the maintenance of the needier mebers of the family should in itself be regarded as evidence of the property having been thrown into the common stock. [...] will not bu the author's fault if full use is not made by the profession of the author's labours in elucidating the science and art of pleadings for the purpose so forcibly stressed by the Civil Justice Committee of removing the nrvailing laxity in the drawing up and manpull:lion of pleading's.