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 February 7 1938

His view is that the second sub-section merely defines the potential extent of the Act that is to say the extreme boundaries of the region over which the Act may have its sway when brought into force by the Local Goernment but within those boundaries the area in which the Act will be brought into actual operation is left to the option of the executive. [...] The object of the Bill is not to attempt a radical reform of the existing system of land tenure but to lessen the burden on the cultivator by making the amendments to the law which appear to be most urgently required. [...] Among the leading provisions of the Bill will be found the following:- i. Abolition of the landlord's transfer fees and the right of pre-emption. [...] The first chapter of the book is a brief history of the Law of Contempt of Court in Enland and the second chapter deals with its adoption and assimilation by the superior Courts in India. [...] 144 of the Civil Procedure Code is used in contradistinction to the expression " Court of Appeal " and means the Court which passed the decree and if that Court has ceased to exist the Court to which the proceedings are transferred in substitution for the Court which passed the decree.