The Calcutta Weekly Notes July 2 1945

Right from the time the Confeence started India had her misgivings about the possible outcome and inspite of the Soviet delgation’s inspiring stand on the question of colnial independence anticipated that all was not going to be well in the world’s garden on the morrow of the Conference. [...] ixxvii render a. 41 a condition pivedent is a mere rule of practice and not of law should not the pratice of accepting the Advocate's statement which mitigated the rigour of the rule be contnued? [...] Since the death of his very able and successful brother he became the senior partner of the firm and was ivpularly known amongst the members of the profession as inejo balm." He was a very familiar figure in our Courts and was held in high regard by the Hon'ble Judges and members of the profesion. [...] If on a balance-sheet correctly drawn it is obvious that the guardian has in his hands more than what he himself has shown the Court has no doubt the power to order the guardian to pay into Court the corect amount but the balance-sheet must be drawn up on the accounts submitted by the guardian. [...] 53 of the Transfer of Property Act and proceed against what would be the proper share of the father in the family properties in execution of a decree obtained against him ignoing the allotment of the properties at the parttion.