The Calcutta Weekly Notes July 26 1948

Neither it is for us to anticipate what may be the result of the protest of the India Goverment to the United Nations Organisation the United Kingdom the Australian Goverment and Pakistan. [...] 5 of the Convetion gives to the civil aircraft of the States an absolute right of non-stop flight over the terriotry of any other State. [...] The existence of two Supreme Appellate Tribunals in the same Province in which the statutory laws were the same led to complications in administeing the law by reason of the fact that not unoften conflicting rulings were given by the two Courts on the same section of a statute. [...] The main cause of accumulation of arrears is clue to the fact that during the 'war a number of 'Judges had to be engaged in hearing matters on emergency legislation and provisions and sometimes to the assignment of business to the wrong person. [...] There is no provision in the Act empowering the Collector to adopt the valuation made for the purpose of the Cess Act as the basis of assessment of Primary Education Cess but sec.