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 21 1923

7211 is in the following terms :— 72s (I Where a governor’s legislative council has refused leave to introduce or has failed to pass in a form recommended by the governor any Bill relating to a reserved subject the gover11( may certify that the passage of the Bill is essential for the discharge of his zesponsibility for the subject and thereupon the Bill shall notwith-.ktanding that the coun [...] (2) Every such Act shall be expressed to be made by the governor and the governor shall forthwith send an authentic copy thereof to the Governor-General who shall reserve the Act for the significatidn of His Majesty's pleasure and upon the signification of such assent by His Majesty in Council and the notification thereof by the Governor-General the Act shall have the same force and effect as [...] SAYIDUR RAHMAN MUNSIF.) (Continued from p. civ.) II The effect of conferring free rights of transfer on all from the raiyat to the last of the underaiyats cultivating the lands is likely to lead to disastrous results and the cultivai* ilaie will be ruirtbd and go out of eistence the lands are likely to accumulate in the hands of non-agricultural capitalists who will either tAopt farmin [...] The new rule of tender of rent by postal money-order and the legal presuMption in favour of the postal receipt are welcOme and will relieve the tenant of the difficulty aof proving the tender by citing postal peons. [...] There is greater reason on the ground of general illiteracy of the tenantry for making the entries made by the landlord in the receipts granted to the tenants inadmissible to evidence as admission on the part of the tenant by reason merely of his acceptance of the receipt.