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 1 1912

THE JUDGE'S OF THE SUDDER DEWANY SAT IN their old premises in Sudder Street„ and subsquently in order to be outside the local jurisdition of the Supreme Court in the premises where the Military Hospital now is in BhovAnipur and the Judges of the Supreme Court sat in their premises on the site of the present High Court —passing their time in the intervals of their judicial work in occasion [...] SIR BARNFS PEACOCK THE GREATEST NAME IN the Indian Judiciary who had come out to India as Law Member of the Governor-General's Council and was at the time of the establishment of the High Court the Chief Justice of the Supreme court became the fist Chief Justice of Bengal the common head of both the Courts though he was not the first to act in that capacity ; for Sir Elijah Impey who came out [...] The Defendant was negotiating for that loan on behalf of Dwarkadas Dharamsey and at the request of Dwarkadas he signed a letter addressed to the Plaintiff in the course of which he said " In consideration of your having at my request acceded to the proposal of the Secretaries Treasurers and agents of the Tricudas Mills Company Limited to advance to the Mills the sum of rupees one lakh and fif [...] COMING TO THE LEGAL ASPECT OF THE QUEtion there is no doubt that subsequent events cannot possibly vary the terms of the contract and the parties must be bound to the terms they used in the sense in which they used them at the date of the tontract. [...] For the Respondent it was contended that even if the trust declared be a charitable trust the words " wholly or in part " left it uncertain how much of the subjec--matter of the gift was ipressed with the trust because the trustee was authorised to apply part only of the residue to the purpose specified in the will.