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 January 8 1912

Our proposal is that the High Court of Calcutta should continue to be as it is at present directly under the Government of India and not that of the Prvincial Governments of Bengal and Beha* This would ensure the independence of the High Court. [...] Of the titles dealt with in this volume the most important from the point of view of the Indian layer is the last viz. [...] 186 figures as one of the authorities for the proposition that apart from the law of champerty and maintenance an action will lie against one who maliciously and without reasoable and probable cause puts the law in indlion in the name of a third person who is unable to pay the taxed costs of the litigation. [...] This was an appeal from a decision of Swinfen Eady J. The Respondents sued for an injunction to restrain the Appellants from selling " Carvino " in bottles so got up as to deceive the public that the preparation was " Wincarnis." The Plaintiff's case was that the Defendants had gradually and systematically tried to imitate the get-up of " Wincarnis." In fact the Defendants attempted to register [...] In the course of his judment the MASTER OF THE ROLLS observed : The principles of law applying to the present case were known beyond dispute.