The Calcutta Weekly Notes May 22 1950

N. 589 Bachawat J. had to consi-ler the meaning of the word “ tenant ” in the neA Act of 1950 and by referring tr) the defnition of the word in the previous Acts held that the definition of “ tenant ” in the prsent Act in appropriate cases includes an ex-tenant and Bachawat J. differed from the views of P. B. Mukharji J. in Manick Lall Dutt v. Dabiruddin Ahmed 54 C. W. 103eiv brit t [...] The questions were answered in the affirmative by Bachawat J. in a clearly reasoned judgment in which emphasis was made that the words of the Act must be construed so far as they reasonably admit so as to secure that the relief coontemplatel by the statute should not be denied to the class intended to be relieved. [...] Nothing as is pointed out in the judgment depends on the fact that " tenant as defined in the new Act of 1950 does not as it did in the previous rent Acts include a person continuing in possession after the termination of the tenancy in his favour " The legislature may well have thought that the express inclusion of etenants in the definition of 1948 Act was superfluous and likely to lead to [...] 799 referred to the several English decisions and the test laid 'down in the English decisions was one of construction and that is whether the terms of one contract if imported into the subsquent contract would not be inconsistent with the terms of the subsequent contract. [...] Liagat All in the U. S. A. The U. S. A.'s State Department is oviously expert in the technique of inflating the vanity of Asian leaders and in the prcess securing advantages for the U. S. A. in its present cold war against the Soviet Union and the People's Democracies of China and of Eastern Europe.