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 November 27 1922

Neogy has in view may be met by the Calcutta High Court framing rules on similar lines as the other nigh Courts in India under the Letters Patent we do not think that itowill be wise or desirable on the ptfrt of the Indian lJegislature to intefere in matters which the Legislatures both in this country and in England have always left to the jurisdiction of the High Court of Judcature. [...] In the same way as soon as the Vakil-Advocates make a headway on the Original Side they will before lork attain the position of leaders there and the Vakil Bitr will be a nursery of legal talent in the countryl ttbiCb.). [...] on the 16th 'March 1872 the lady had deakgfirtEem own and one of the questions which arose for consideration in the suit was as regards the construction of the said Will. [...] Every such advocate or vakil shall be entitled to practise in all the Courts suordinate to the Court on the roll of which he is entered and in all revenue-offices situate within the local limits of the Appellate Juidiction of such Court ' subject nevertheless to :the rules in force relating to the language in which the. [...] 8 of this Act) shall be entitled to practise in all the Courts subordinate to the Court on the roll of which he is entered and in all revenue-offices situate within the local limits of Op Appellate Jurisdiction of such Court subject netetthless to the rules in force relating to the language in which the Court or office is to he addressed by pleaders or revenue-agents ; a'nn any person so en