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 16 1921

PRESS COMM UNIQUE Thursday the 1st September 1921 has been provisionally fixed as the date for the first 'Meeting of the Autumn Session of the Council of State and the Legislative Assembly at.Sinala: The Joint Committee on the Factories Bill will probably assemble in the last few days of August. [...] To quote aga'n the ste telv.lenguage of the author " in their ti*inabiziatons in quest of debtors the &Debi if the Sheriff journeyed from Meerut to thfif!-colifines of the Presidency of Madras." :110 once the debtor was inside the prison together p ith h's wire or m's`ress if he 4ile pleased the Seer.fr readily turned into an obliging hest and Mr. [...] The fundametal Mistake committed by the writer in the interpretation of the expression " protected iterest " has nullified the effect of the whole article His point is that an occupancy raiyat cannot in law be allowed to raise a permanent struture on his holding inasmuch as it diminishes the security of the zamindar and materially.impairs the value of the holding under sec. [...] In his hasty anxiety for espousing the cause of the " landed aristcracy of Bengal the author very ingeniously throws. am 4.60 of the Bengal Tenancy Act into the ban* of the landlord and advises him to use it as a weapon aaainse sec. [...] The rulings quoted by the author in his article are all cries of lease granted by the teant in question and it ought to have suggeeted itself to the writer that the protection was never intended for the departing tenant and in a tent sale the building of the raiyat passes as much to the purchaser as the rest of the holding.