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 4 1921

122 and 124 of the Code though some of them would in effect he amendments of sortie of the rules in the 1st Schedule of the Code. [...] t of the Code contemplates only the ease of new rules or annulment or amendintnt of any of the rule in the said Schedule and not the case of amen4-.' merit of any other Rules we have to rejer to the General Clauses Act of 1897 'again and read sec. [...] While in such possession one of them took lease of the other's share in the plot for_ the purpose of cultivation and then let out the entire parcel to a third party for the same purpose; does the last-mentioned person fall within any one of the classes of tenants. [...] The compilers and the publishers of the work deseve oxery encouragement in the hands of the 'profession who would find in it a great time-saving agency in their search of precdents if the present standard is maintained in the volumes to collie. [...] 10 only to be pail by each of the accused without setting aside the finding of the trial Magistrate that the accused might have caused the damage rightly_ or wrongly : field—That the conviction is bad and the finings arc not sufficient to dispose of the case! Rabic Kshitis Chandra Chakrabarti for the Petitioners.