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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 September 3 1928

1928

We have no intention of offering any comment on the trial of the man Palmer who was convicted at the end of last week of performing an illegal operation and was sen— tenced on Tuesday to seven years’ penal servitude but after the trial had ended a polioe-officer gave evidence as to what was known of the prisoner and in the course of it he is reported to have stated that the police had for so [...] The following is the text of the letter:— " T am to say that all the courts subordinate to this High Court should act for the present' on the footing that the Indian Bar Councils Act does not abrogate the rights accruing to vakils by virtue of sec 4 of the Legal Practtioners AO X VIII of 1879.° "Under the Indian Bar Councils Act however no legal practitioner has a right to practise in the Hi [...] In the case in question the learned Judge says that the skin of the finger and the palm is after all one and the same belonging to one organ the hand and possesing precisely the same characteristics and this very much influenced the learned Judge in holding that identity of palm impresions though not specifically mentioned in the section is equally admissible as finger impressions which ar [...] On appeal to the High Court : Held (per PATKAR and BAKER JJ.)— That when a preliminary decree is passed directing an enquiry into mesne profits it is the duty of the Court to pass a final dcree in accordance with the result of the equiry and that the Civil Procedure Code does not contemplate an application being made for the ascertainment of the mesne profits and in this view it was not wi [...] 60 of the Civil Procedure Code must be confined to a debt in the ordinary sense of the word that is to say an existing debt that rent in respect of a period still in existence is not a debt at all as the obligatiQn is icomplete and that the rent which 'had not beccrie due at the date of the attachment could not be attached either as a debt or as an actionable claim.
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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 September 3 1928
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