The Calcutta Weekly Notes Monday June 10 1929

The work of investigation required the maiing of many thousands of letters the use of numerous copies of existing finger-prints and finally the interviewing of hundreds of persons ' including some 200 of the 510 exinmates 'under consideration. [...] The work of investigation the statistical schedules and the computations upon which prognostic tables were prepared were in general divided into four sections: (1) the history of the youths prior to their setence to the reformatory including certain facbi about their family and backgrotmd (2) the history of the men while they were in the reformatory (3) their history while on parole and (4) [...] The Courts below held that the predecessors of the Defendants had acquired the holding by private purchase but as they could not get recognition the Defendants subsequently purchased the holding at the rent sale and they had previous knowledge of the stipultion of the high rate of interest in the kahliyat and so they were hound by the same. [...] The Petitioner who was the usufructuary mortgagee of a portion of the holding applied to the Musit's Court for permission to deposit the money on the allegation that the said Plaitiffs decree-holders Opposite Parties otained the ex parte decree in collusion with the said tenant Defendant who was neither willing nor prepared to make the deposit as directed in the decree and that as such [...] The Munsif accepted the contention of the decree-holders and disallowed the application of the Pettioner.