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 April 20 1925

It appeared the time of the sale a notice was at the bar and over the fire place and hi notice was also exhibited in a room at the back of the bar which read as follows :—” All spirits sold in this establishment are diluted and no alcoholic strength is guaranteed.” It was found that the Inspector did not observe the notice and his attention was not drawn to it nor was he told that the spirits sol [...] Asquith who argued the case for the Appellants contended that when the seller brought to the purchaser’s knowledge tha fact that the article sold was not of the nature substance tir quality of the article dmanded there was no offence and it was imaterial that the purchaser did not in fact see the notice. [...] (Contributed.) Everyone interested in the mural and the economic progress of the country will feel gratlul to the Civil Justice Committee for the Mfinite pains they have taken the innumeable measures of reform suggested and for the deep sympathy for the litigant public and the witnesses they have shown. [...] The Appellant sued for the recovery of lands in the possession of the Respondents. [...] On appeal it was urged that the Defen i; not having deposited the amount alleged to I ye been tendered before action after the suit was instituted the plea of tender was not avail*: to him ; and that the Court was not 1uktind in reducing the contract rate foi the -ptniod beiwceo 16th July ;11► 1 the date of the suit Held—Distinguishing and differing frem 16 Born.