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 January 15 1923

In putting before our readers the facts of the True case and the observations of the above writer we have no desire to sit in judgment on the verdict of the jury but we do desire raise the ery important question as to what should be the mode of trial in a case where the pipa of insanity is taken on behalf of the acased. [...] Whether you take the question of motive or the conduct of the accused when he did the act in question or his conduct -before the act or after the same question will arise was the man imam)? [...] The Judicial Committee of the -Privy C-ouncil are not sitting on the 23rd November owing to the opening of Parliament and owing to the fact that some members of the B-O'rd-r. [...] At the conclusion of the Appellant's argment the judgment of the Board was delvered by LORD PHILLIMORE and the appeal was dismissed. [...] The Court of Appeal of New Zeala-_ 1 held that the expenditure was incurred not for the production of income but for the purpose of pieventing the business from which the income Was derived and that it could not therefore be deducted under rie provisions of the New Zealand Land and Inco.ne Tax Act.