The Calcutta Weekly Notes. Monday January 5 1914

Is the judgment in a case and the decree founded thereon bad because the judgment was written by the Judge after he had ceased to be the Judge of the particular Court in which the case was heard ? In Basanta Behari Ghosal v. The Secretary of State for India I. L. R. 35 All. [...] Under the policy the Insurance Company promised on proof of the death of the assured to pay the policy monies to the trustee or trustees who might be appointed by the assured by separate writing and in default of trustees to the beneficiary (i.e. [...] Their Lordships held that unless and until trustees were appointed on behalf of the wife it was in the power of the assured at any time to put an end to the contract by ceasing to pay the premia or otherwise to defeat the expectation of his wife by assigning the policy to a creditor. [...] The learned Judges held that it was the Government that acquired the land and the title of the Municipality was diverted from the Government. [...] The Petitioner represented to the tenants tat the i\lunicipal tax for the two pipes in the house and the garden came up to Rs.