The Calcutta Weekly Notes Monday August 2 1937

All that we desire to point out is that the sitation created by the expansion of the Bar Association and the contemplated transfer of three Courts to the second floor can be adquately met only by the provision of a room in the upper storey. [...] Though the breach between the Cogress and the leaders of the Liberal Party has been the least wide in the case of Sir Tej Bahadur Sapru and Mr. [...] 182 of the Limitation Act does not state in its strict grammatical construction that the appeal must be against the decree in the suit; there was in fact an appeal to the High Court in the matter of the judgment-debtor's application for retoration. [...] If on the other hand the order iperilling the decree is made by the original Court which passed it then the date from which the limitation runs is the order of the original Court. [...] No objection was filed by the guardian on receipt of the notice the execution proceeded against the judgment-debtors named in the petition and a part of the decretal amount was realised: Held (AGARWALA: and MADAN JJ.) —That it was not necessary for the Court to pass a separate order dealing with the case of the minor judgment-debtor and the decree must be held to have been revived against all th