The Calcutta Weekly Notes Noember 21 1949

Now that the list of High Court holidays for 1950 will soon be finally determined and announced to the public we feel it our duty to bring before the notice of the Chief justice and his colleagues on the Bench the state of feeling on the subject of our Long Vacation. [...] Ambedkar is reported to have stated on November 16: The statement (that there were still cases of detention witout trial which need not go to the judicial board) was correct but there might be cases of detention where the circumstances were so severe and the consequences SJ dangerous that it would not be desirable to permit the members of the judicial board to know the facts regarding the det [...] Mann is according to the Indian myth the father of the race; he is also on more credible accounts; the pr-Mitigator—perhaps in reality the compiler —of laws that have received the allegiance of Hindu India for several millennia. [...] 15 Bengal Ten-' ancy Act made by Act V of 1947 places a clog insuperable it seems on the right of a person succeeding to a permanent tenure to recover by suit for all time to come any rent payable to him as the holder of the tenure in cases in which he fails within six months of his succession either to get his name mutated in the rent roll of the lanlord or give notice of his succession di [...] For if he gives notice of his succession direct to the landlord uder the provision of the amending act it will be of no avail the period of six months having expired from the date of succession.