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 July 31 1911

The Association further suggests that no powers should be taken in the Bill as in the present Act for the local Governments or the Government of India to appoint temporary Judges as it is prjudicial to the maintenance of independence of the Bench. [...] In the particular case before the tribunal eneven number suggests that the opinion of the in that drama the stesthi was called upon to majority was considered to be the opinion of the examine the ornam-n's alleged to have been worn Council. [...] In the course of his judgment declaration from the terms of the contract that Lord Justice Fletcher Moulton referred to the they could be said to be the result of the breach decision of the House of Lords in Shrimpton v. complained of. [...] But there remains the further question—Was the direction given by the teacher to the Plaintiff Executive order—Magistrate ordering some paddy so completely outside the scope of the employment to be sold that the education authority is not liable for the Their Lordships observed :- consequences ? It was strongly contended on In the course of these proceedings which pubehalf of the education au [...] of limitation and so he remanded the case to the On appeal to the High Court it was contended lower Court to decide after hearing the parties acid by the Appellants amoggst others that the onus the evidence whether the execution prOceedingi was upon the Defendants to show that no notice of 1907 were genuine or not.