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 Monday September 11 1905

P. C. or manufacturing purposes Demarcation of lands— —Notice—Compensation for Discretion of High Court to improvementDamages for interfere under the Charter moist use—Measure of coo (Ate A BILL WAS INTRODUCED IN THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL of the Government of India at Simla on Friday the 8th of September last by the Law Member to make provisions regarding the application of the law in force in th [...] It is quite in keeping with the arbitrary course adopted by Lord Curzon In the matter of the Partitioning of Bengal that leave for the introduction of such a Bill should have been sought at a meeting of the Council at Simla in the absence of the non-official and elected members of the Council. [...] The Lord Ordinary has found that the cause of the delay was the failure of the defenders to perform their primary duty of providing a cargo. [...] P. C. and gave the lands lying on the western side of a disputed char to the 1st party and the lands lying on the eastern side to the 2nd party while he gave nothing to the 3rd party. [...] Moreover the Maharaja's suit for the rents of 1302 to 1305 had failed not on the plea of payment through the under-tenant but on the ground of trespass.