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 30 1910

The writer cites amongst other instances that of the Small Holdings Act which compels the parties to accept the decision of an arbitrator and forbids the employment of counsel and solicitor except with the leave of the Board of Agriculture. [...] He contrasts the constitutional guarantee which exists in the United States of America against the enactment of statutes affecting the rights and liberties of the subject with the total absence of any such judicial checks on the activities of the English Legislature and he thinks that in this respect the English constitution is imperfect and he asks for a similar guarantee in respect of British [...] Such an argument would no doubt have considerable force but thoughtful students of the English constitution have noted that the English Legislature to-day is not quite as reponsive to the will of the people as it used to be in the days which followed the introduction of the first Reform Bill ; that the power of the Cabinet— or in other words of a number of able men who by the display of qualit [...] P. C. the grounds were not stated as to why the Magistrate was satisfied of the existence of a dispute likely to cause a breach of the peace when in fact there was a danger of the breach of the peace and the parties were cognisant of the matter in dispute Mukcinunad v. Karbalai 1. L. R. 4 2 All. [...] The appeal was from the order of the lower Court issuing a writ of attachment on the moveable.c of the Appellant for the sum of Rs.