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 August 18 1924

and in the Court for hearing of appeals.from the Original side according to the dates on which they were called to the Bar or were admitted originally as Vakils or Attorneys of the Court The rule admits of two interpretations in the case of Advocates who were originally Vakils car Attorneys and have been subsequently called to the Bar. [...] But I am certain of one thing that the question of fraudulent representations raised by the complainant in his complaint will never be decided or gone into in the partnership proceedings and it seems to me that having regard to the time that has already elapsed since the institution of the suit and having regard to the manner in which the matter is proceeding several years will elapse before the p [...] the Opposite Party should not be stayed pending the disposal 01 the aforesaid two suits : Held—That on the facts there are no groundS lor quashing the proceedings and so far as thquestion of the stay of the criminal proceedings pending the disposal of the civil suit instituted by the Opposite Party is cocerned no sufficient grounds exist for the stay of the criminal proceedings pending the [...] The Keynote or the new movement in Ireland is republicanen--not perhaips as genuine political belief.for the majority are loyal to the Tree State and the Empire but as an outward expression of distaste for the monarch& priciples of England—and the Law in :Ireland has i decided to take the lead in interpreting the poplar ideal. [...] It is difficult to understand the popular dislike in Ireland of the name of English Law and the satisfaction with which the Free State AttorneGeneral in his first official speech claimed that the opening of these Courts constitutes a cuminating factor in the inauguration of a new order in Ireland ' and the Chief Justice decribed the ceremony as a precious moment— the moment when the si