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 June 27 1927

I do net mean to say that it is not necesary in some cases to call in the aid of the Court of Appeal but considering the enormous number of cases dealt with I think the result shows a gloat step forwat d and is sound evidence that the system of administration of justice in India has been and is on lines that have commended theselves to the people who live under it.” This testimony to the su [...] He remembers the cases by their names ; and even if he knows the figure-reference of a case according to the LaW Report he possesses he cannot be expected to know all the parallel references to the other publications by any one of which the case may be cited in the book. [...] On behalf of the assessee Repondent a preliminary point was taken that the appeal to the High Court being an appeal from an order passed on appeal from the decision of the Executive Officer was in the nature of a second appeal within sec. [...] 100 of the Code of Civil Procedure and therefore the High Court was precluded from going into and re-consideino t' the findings of fact arrived at by the Court of Small Causes Held—That an appeal to the High Court uder sec. [...] The complainant moved the District Magitrate for a reference to the High Court and the Additional District Magistrate who heard the application made a reference to the B igh Court for altering the conviction under sec.