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 Short notes of Important Decisions of other High Courts in India Monday April 4 1932

edition the author has incorporated the rcent changes made by the amendment of the Transfer of Property Act and the consquential amendment of several other Acts the amendment of the Bengal Tenancy Amendment Act and the revision of the High Court Rules and Circular Orders. [...] The trial Judge and the Court of first appeal having found on the evidence that the land was not dedicated as a public grave-yard but was the private property of the Defendants dismissed the suit. [...] In the result the Chief Court decreed potSession of the land to the Plaintiffs by ordering the demolition of a door and a wall built by the Defendants. [...] (8) of the indent and by forwarding the invoice the Plaintiff firm substantially complied with the terms of the contract and the -failure of the Defendant firm to make payment and take up he goods conferred a right of re-sale on the Plaintiff. [...] – Where in an application for the revocatiq of a fc the applicant averred that the testator had no estate and that the prperties bequeathed were really the prperties of a.math of which the testator was the mohunt: Held (MACPHERSON and FAZL ALI JJ.)— That the applicant was not entitled to citation and had no locus standi in the Prhate Con rt.