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 April 6 1936

We are not aware of the unhurrying application of the mind; and its reasons which precluded the adoption of pace has been determined by the experience that procedure in respect of the revision of of ages which impatient interference can the Appellate Side Rules. [...] 86We& ill THE CALCUTTA 'WEEKLY NOTEte 'Seldom if ever therefore this important the second with specific torts Even a branch of the English Common Law is casual glance through the pages of the book found debated before the Courts of law of is sufficient to convince one of the earnesthis country except io such limited forms ness and industry with which the author has -as stales* for defamati [...] India added in a good many instances references is perhaps the only country under the to the literature of the Law of Torts to British influence where no more than a books and to articles in the Law Quarterly theoretical interest is taken in this Review and the Harvard Law Review. [...] liability of the person owning the item of It is because of this that we have taken the the property and the decision of the case will trouble of pointing out some of its shornaturally turn upon the application of see. [...] (In the present case the question whether matter of the litigation the fact that the the Court considered whether the comprcharge is claimed over all the properties of mise was for the benefit of the minor was the family can make no difference.