The Calcutta Weekly Notes November 24 1947

The photographer in question managed to get in uninvited to a reception held on the occasion of the wedding of the eldest son of Lord Salisbury. [...] G. V. Mavla.nkar who piloted the work of the Central Legislative Assembly during the sessions it held from the spring of 1946 to the time of the transfer of power to Indian hands last August. [...] The highest standard which they had set before the Indian people was the spirit of self-sacrifice and the duty which had inspired the mind of the people of the country for ever. [...] The exit of the British under the circumstances in which it took place was unparalleled in the history of the world. [...] 53 of the Civil Procedure Code an endorsee of a promissory note is etitled in a suit brought against the sons of the deceased executant of the promissory note to a decree not only against the seprate property of the executant but also against the share of the executant in the joint family property in the hands of the son.