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 May 6 1918

One suit for the rent of two holdings effeet of for the Bar upon an equality of opportunity at State examinations and it is likewise discounteanced by the best opinion in the profession and in the professorial body as contrary to the inteests alike of the schools of the highest standard and of the Bs! 'elf. [...] Exclusive of the leading articles which are written by professors practitioners judges and other legal scholars the text of the American law review including the notes on recent cases is the product of the students themselves. [...] The contributions of law students have proved of much service to the text-writer the practitioner and the judge in the preparation of treatise brief and opinion; and leading lawyers are alert to secure as clerks in their offices the editors of these legal periodicals when they have graduated from the schools. [...] It is the policy of the leading University law schools a policy diametrically opposed to the purpose and method of the correspondence and night schools to exact of the student three full academic years in the residential study of legal principles and to postpone his practical training in a lawyer's office until after his grduation. [...] sion and enjoyment the arrangement will nob ordinarily deprive the survivor of the right to the whole estate or enable the ladies to confer a title on a third party which will not terminate at the latest with the life of that survivor.