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 December 4 1911

subjects " and the oath portion of it comes in where it declares that the obligations " by the blessing of the Almighty God we shall faithfully HIS LATE MAJESTY ON THIS OCCASION COand conscientiously fill." The binding obligations firmed by Royal Proclamation the title that the of the oath and the duty clause of the Great Proclamation of 1858 had popularly acquired in Charter makes the King-E [...] The fulfilment of of the Governor-General in Council would thus be this obligation implied the modification of the more facilitated than otherwise by the presence autocratic form of Government that existed bof the Secretary of State in India. [...] He not bear directly on the question as to the parenprayed for a declaration that the 1st and 2nd age of the said Bansraj Kunwari and that the Respondents were not the grandsons ; Suraj Bali former was fully rebutted by the documentary Singh and that the said deed of gift dated the 2nd evidence adduced by the Respondents. [...] 5o of the Indian Evidence pleaded that the suit was barred by limitation and Act that the copy of the Patwari's report of 1874 that she was the absolute owner of certain prwas not admissible in evidence and the learned perties comprised in the deed of gift. [...] mentary evidence of the Respondents hereiThat after recording the oral and documentary before referred to and came to the conclusion that evidence adduced by the parties the Subordinate the decision of the lower Court that Bansraj Judge delivered his judgment on the 6th day of Kunwari was the daughter of the late Suraj Bali November 1908 and passed a decree dismissing Singh was not wrong.