The Calcutta Weekly Notes. Monday January 1 1934

The first thing to notice is that the League does not reconise the racial equality of the peoples of the members-States and the second thing to notice is that even the juristic equality of such States is not recognised. [...] The League proper cosists of the Assembly the Council and the Secretariat with certain adjuncts in the shape of Permanent Commissions and the International Court of Justice. [...] It is true that even the Assembly may in law " deal with any matter within the sphere of the action of the League or affecting the peace of the world." But such possible d.ealing is reduced to utter futility by the rule that except in the matter of ' amending the constitution no decision Of the Assembly will have any operative effect unless it is unanimous It is quite Clear that in the consid [...] To THE EDITOR " CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES." SIR in the course of revision of the General Rides and Circular Orders of the Calcutta High Court the Hon'ble Court has decided to remodel the rules relating to the appoinment of commissioners for local investigtion. [...] 47 Civil Procedure Code claiming that as the representative of the judgment-debtor; he could assert his right to the property and resist the execution by S. S contended that the decree obtained by M was collusive and fraudulent that C was a benamidar for the judgment-debtor and that in point of fact the property in question continued to be in the possession of the latter.