The Calcutta Weekly Notes July 15 1946

The.Controller in addition to his duties as the Chief Judge of the Small Causes Court has to administer the Order for the whole of Municipal Calcutta and it is impossible for any one Controller to cope with the volume of work coming for disposal. [...] " 3 Hastings Street Calcutta DELI Sm Way I crave the indulgence of your much esteemed journal as a subscriber of the same in the matter of redressing the difficulties of the members of the legal profession regarding their Drees as envisaged in the Chapter 41 of the 'Civil Rules and Orders of the Honouable High Court of Judicature at Fort William in Bengal. [...] It is further known to all the members of the legal profession and the administration of Law and Order that under certain provisions of the Defence of India Act 1939 or some other analogous provisions of some other law framed by the same ruling authority it is an offence to purchase any quantity of cloth beyond the said quota by any individual without proper pemission of the authorities con [...] But the Circular is not quite explicit in its language and the matter is left to the discretion of the indvidual courts—who are not always in a mood to make the proper use of the same. [...] The Court directed that sufficient money should be put in by the widow to pay off the creditors in full and also directed that compensation of five per cent of the purchase money should be paid to the purchaser on the analogy of Or.