The Calcutta Weekly 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 November 28 1921

is very largely due to the chagrin of the followers of Islam at the disintegration of the Turkish Empire that followed the great European V But Egypt is now on a fair way to regain her indepenence. [...] The installation of Amir Abdur Rahman by the Iritish is not a matter of ancient history and it was only hi the reign of the late King Edward VII that the Amir of Afganistan was recognised as a King and%was. [...] By the treaty just now concluded the British Government agrees that a Minister from His Majesty the Amir of Afganistan shall be received at the Royal Court of London like the envoys of all other pOwers and permits the establishment of an Afgan Legation in London and the Government of Afganistan likewise agrees to receive in Kabul a MiriSter from His Britannic Majesty the Emperor of India and to [...] This will now enable the Amir of Afganistan to occupy the place he desires to hold among the rulers of the world. [...] Held—That the District Judge had no such jurisdiction ana the decree of the learned Ditrict Judge was set -aside and that of the Munsit restored: Held further—That the powers of revision.