The Calcutta Weekly Notes Law Notes and Notes of Cases of the Calcutta High Court and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the English Law Courts May 14 1900

THE APPOINTMENT OF SIR RICHARD WEBSTER THE Attorney-General to the Office of the Master of the Rolls on the retirement of Sir Nathaniel Lindley is sure to maintain the high traditions of the English Bench. [...] THE FIRST MENTION OF A BARRISTER IN CONJUNCTION with the Chief Judicial appointment in Burma is contained in a resolution of the Government of India dated the 31st day of January 1862 which recites the reports of Lieutenant Colonel Bruce and Mr. [...] L. Moons A member of the Covenanted Civil Service to officiate as a judge of the Madras High Court during the absence on furlough of Sir S. Subramanya Iyer has raised the protest of the Valcil-bar and the native community of Madras. [...] of the Calcutta business were in the actual possession of the Detendants Kanye Lal Poddar and Radhbnlit_Jv Poddar who had been the managers thereof and that the books of the Noakhally and Chittagong businesses were in the possession of the goinasthas who respectively managed those two businesses. [...] The Defendant Radhahulluv Poddar made an affidavit on behalf of himself and the rest of the Defendants stating that they were in constructive possession of all the books and documents belonging to the partnership business that the Calcutta books and documents were at the place of business in Calcutta and equally accessible to all the Defendants as well as the Plaintiff and that the Noakhally a