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 June 19 1911

Judging from the summary of the discussion pulished it seems that most of the delegates are of opinion that it is an anomaly to have one Court of Appeal for the United Kingdom and another for the rest of the Empire; that a single Court of Appeal would further cement Imperial unity. [...] In view of the contr mplated mental condition of the person charged or to the amendment of the Criminal Procedure Code we trivial nature of the offence or to the extenuating think a study of the methods now adopted in circumstances under which the offence was corEngland for dealing with the criminal would he milted " the Court thinks it expedient it may useful. [...] The whole of the new system is covered by The feature of the Act which has really made three 'recent Statutes v/en the Children Act of it most useful is the institution of Probation 1908 the Proba ion of Offenders Act 1907 and Officers whose duty it is to visit an offender placed the Prevention of Climes Act ;908. [...] The first point related to the annulment of the under-tenure of the Defendant No. [...] 40 of the Bengal Tenancy Act were remanded for trial held that the tenants were under-raiyats following the decision of the Munsif on that point and the Commissioner on appeal also confirmed the judgment of the Sub-Deputy Collect or.