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 August 7 1911

The Bill is the realisation of an old idea of Lord Haldane and seeks to “ lay the foundation of a single Court of Appeal for the whole Empire by combining the Court of Appeal of the House of Lords and the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council.” The measure as we have aready noticed met with the approval of the Iperial Conference and we presume there will be no serious opposition to the Bil [...] The establishment of a common Court of Appeal will do away with an obsolete theory and simplify the administration of justice in the Empire and if initiated in the proper spirit increase the confdence of the people in the tribunal of final appeal. [...] Act X of 1859 and some portions by the landlord for btrialing os other purposes of the Bengal Tenancy Act form the substantial the law of surrender and abandonm 1st of holdings portion of the law on the subject. [...] The Mahomedan system cularly request the lawyers who have to assist in of marriage is the most allied to the Sambandham the practical administration of rent law in Orissa and if the differences between them are explained to tgive minute attention to its numerous provas belonging to the details and not to the essence sions and to bring hefore the public all the there is no objection in strict le [...] The present edition cation a copy of the correspondence gassing between the however bears evidence that its popularity in Government of Eastern Bengal and Assan and the Sessions Judge of Dinajpur in connection with the case of the Purulia other parts of the Empire has increased rather pleader who had to come from Purulia to Dinajpur in obthan diminished for we find that the Editor has dience