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 Short Notes of Important Decisions of other High Courts in India Monday July 27 1931

Of these again the examination of proofs is done by the subordinate staff so that the “ Editor ” troubles himself only with the mechanical work of arranging the papers and preparing the Index and the decriptive head-notes. [...] For have not the sages of the Civil Justice Committee gravely assured us that " the right to a fourth hearing is in no degree short of absurdity " (see the Committee's Report p. 353 line 13) ? But the Plaintiff appaently believed in the doctrine of Von Ihering that the surrender of one's legal right is " reprehensible in the highest degree." He Went up to the Judicial Committee for special [...] It is the Rules and Orders and the circulars and notifications that are issued by the Provincial Governments which have been embodied in the Act that go to make this work very helpful to the Bench and the Bar as also to the executive officers and the Police. [...] VII of the Income Tax Act is intended to apply primarily only to those cases in which the house in question is not in the occupation of the owner but is habitually let to tenants and the vacancies referred to are vacancies between the different tenancies. [...] In the case of a mortgage suit the continues after the decree nisi and the dotrine of lis pendens is applicable to proceeings to realise the mortgage after the dcree for sale.