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 2 1927

The first question the one respecting the relationship of the Dominions inter se fellows ductly from the conception of the Empire de-. [...] And even in the case of the Dominions the constitution of only one that of the Irish Free State lays down as a matter of law that the executive shall be subordinate to the legislature. [...] The Plaintiff in the suit was the Swamiar of the Admat Mutt the DefendanRespondent the Swamiar of the Sirur Mutt. [...] The Privy Council held that what was sold was not the interest of the defaulting owner but the interest of the Crown and that the Government's power of sale for arrears of revnue was prima facie limited to the land. [...] with the High Court that the ownership of the building did not pass to the auction-purchaser by reason of the revenue sale hut in the special circumstances of this case remanded it fur ark enquire as to the apportionment of compensation on a compusory' acquisitioia under the Land Acquisition Act.