The Calcutta Weekly Notes Law Notes and Noted of Cases of the Calcutta High Court and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the English Law Courts Monday June 23 1924

He cannot be removed the Bench without of both the Houses to which the I probably would not assent hat a vote of censure it) the Commons will be better than nothing and might do something in India to restore confidence in the sense of justice of the British Parliament if not of the British Courts. [...] We do not think that anything tangible will come out of the debate on the motion except that it will give an opportunity to the Commons to express their views on the great issues which have been raised by the decision of the jury as well by the observations of the trial Judge in the above caso. [...] 'the case of transfer with consent of reversioner from the case of a transfer of the life-estate and that of the reversion. [...] The only way in lily humble opinion to remedy this evil is to entrust the litigant himself with the service of the processes and the interests of the persons to be served with processes will ho sale-guarded by the simultaneous issue of registered post cards from the Courts. [...] 153 of the Bengal Vnancy 'Act was not applicable to the present case iasmuch as the Plaintiff wa€ not the landlord of the Defendant at the time of institution of the suit I. T. R. 41 Cal.