The Calcutta Weekly Notes Law Notes and Noted 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 January 23 1933

But few of them can realize the miserable plight to which the agriculturist who is after all the real bacbone of all trades commerce industry and the professions has been reduced by the burden of the heavy tariffs indirect taxtion and particularly by the super-impostion of the further burden of local taxtion on them. [...] The hardship of the land-holding classes— the zamindars putnidars talukdars jotdars and tenants all alike has been enhanced by the periodic revaluation of the cesses particularly the last one with the advent of serious economic depression. [...] As the Calcutta.section of the community should be afforded Rules stand even the most brilliant of relief in respect of cesses and rates as was youngmen who happens to be an Advocate done by Winston Churchill when he was of this Court has not the slightest chance of Chancellor of the Exchequer. [...] 9 of the Act consist as namely Rule 11 which permits exemption to the Appellate Side of only one clause and from the requirements of the rules as to that says that the qualifications to be pose enrolment in special cases. [...] liShed by Letters Patent other than the High The Patna rule insists that an Advocate of Court at Patna provided that the rules for the Patna High Court must be made eligible adanission.in such High Court entitle an Afor enrolment in another High Court if an vocate on the roll of the High Court at Patna Advocate of such other High Court is to be to be enrolled as an Advocate on the roll of gra