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 May 2 1921

The learned lecturer said ” The identification of criminal’s b finger-print method gave the best Testi the branch of the study to which lecturer) had given the principal att had been the cheniical deVelopment of li prints on ver such as the leaves of Forgua diaily years agtfteseribed'al ittet “developing finger-printOf upon thEt. [...] X of the Code to make rules in modification or even supersession cf those 03P.- tained in the first schedule of the Ccde it is usless to discuss whether the High Court had power before the pissing of the present Cede to make rules for preparation of raper-books at the cost of the partsies and providing for dimissal of appealsfor default in the payment of such costs. [...] for raghlating the p-notice of the Court as are velPted in the y the Letters Patent." The said poW(1h vest in the. [...] 2 of Act XIII of 1895 the power of the High CourT to make rules for the Original Civil Jurisdiction of the Count is not subject to any condiCo►s as above-mentioed except that cf publication in the official Gazette and this power may be exercised under el. [...] - (v)Where several daughters inherit their father's estate on the demise of one of them by the law of survivorship the surviving daughters enjoy the whole estate to-:theex 7. elusion of the sons of the deceased -chingtter who are not entitled to inherit; until the.detdise of all the aughters: There i4 much hardship in'this rule.