The Calcutta Weekly Notes. Monday November 17 1913

His Lordship’s sense of justice revol against the suggestion that the Government by their own omission or to use his Lordship’s expression !aches ” to conform to the requirements of that s atut-e can oust the statutory jurisdiction of the High Court or the remedy intended to be conferred under the law to the party aggrieved. [...] The decision depends on various circumstances such as the relatioship of the member in whose name the title stands to the karnadau at the time of the acquisition of the property the possession of private means by the junior member the existence Of any family funds at the time of the acquisition which disappeared thereafter &c. [...] It appeared that the occupiers of the houses had the right to transfer them subject to payment of one-fourth of the sale price to the zemindar. [...] It goods supplied under a contract are wholly usuitable for the purpose for which it is supplied it is not the duty of the pun teaser to return the goods to the supplier it is enough for him to notify to the supplier that the goods are lying at the place to which they were sent at the sender’s risk. [...] In this edition the author has given reference to all the latest English decisions of importance on the subject and what makes it particularly useful to an Indian reader is that reference has been given in the body of the book to the provisions of the law of mortgage in India as contained in the Transfer of Property Act and the Code of Civil Procedure the relevant sections of which are also repro