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 April 3 1933

This should be an object-lesson to the framers of the new constitution for India who propose to split up the central and Another remarkable feature of the election is that in two of the wards female candidates were returned at the top of the poll and one of them scored record votes of all the canddates male and female at these elections. [...] For example the proposal that the expenditure of the High Court would be in the hands of the Governor personally. [...] In this state of things to give the control of the High Court to the Governor personally would be prejudicial to the independence of the Courts concerned. [...] The only redeeming feature is the simplicity of the text which is limited to the name of the subject the offices he held and the periods of his tenure. [...] Where there has not been any change in the character of the business or any change in the character of the manavernent or the business has not been wound up and rstarted but it is continued after there has been a change of ownership in the business there has been a succession to the business within the meaning of sec.