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 August 22 1932

They were as much distinguished for their erudition as for their breadth of views strength of character and courage of conviction and both of them took up the task of social reform undaunted by the religious prejudices of the orthodox community and they were undoubtedly the pioneers of the modern cosmopolitan culture for which the educated Indian Community is noted. [...] XXXVI: breaks one of the last links with the more idealistic days of the 19th Century when struggle for existence was less acute and men enjoyed greater individual freedom of thought and action and were less the slaves of systems parties and organisations which threaten to crush the individuality of men of the present age. [...] the demand of the Mahomedans referred to above) goes to the length of seeking to preserve the full security for representation now provided for Moslems in these six provinces and at the same time to enlarge in Bengal and the Punjab the present proportion of seats secued to the community by separate electorates to figure proportionate to their ratio of poplation. [...] The continuance of the present scale of weightage in the six provinces could not—in the absence of a new general agreement between the communities —equitably be combined with so great a dparture from the existing allocation in Begal and the Punjab." " It would be unfair that Mahommedans should retain the very considerable weighage they now enjoy in the six provinces and that there should [...] 21 of the Civil Procedure Code directs the Court to specify " every other thing which the Court considers material for the purchaser to know in order to judge the nature and value of the property; when therefore the Court thinks that it is material for intening buyers to know that the property is under litigation and directs the amin to give them that information it is entirely justified in d