The Calcutta Law Journal Short Notes of Cases Articles and Other Matters August 1 & 16 1914

On the 13th August 186o the members of the Calcutta Bar sent a memorial to His Excellency the Governor-General and Viceroy of India in Council and submitted that as the presence of competent and trustworthy legal practitioners had been always held to further the administration of justice in Courts of Law the doubt ought to be removedandi5rayed that His Excellency in Council would be pleased *e [...] Logueville Clarke that there was nothing in the Law or in the Orders of the Government applicable to the Non-Regulation Provinces to prevent the Barristers of the Supreme Court from practising in the Judicial Courts of any of those Provinces as Pleaders. [...] The fact that Hicky was an attorney and at the same time the editor of the Bengal Gazette will make the proceedings of his trial interesting to the members of the profession. [...] The successor must mean the person now in possession of the place of Lord Clive held because he uses the word " disgraces" the seat in the present tense. [...] The 8th volume of the Calcutta Series reproduces volume 16 and 17 of the original ; the 6th volume of the Madras series reproduces volumes 17 18 and 19 of the original ; the first volume of the Bombay Series reproduces Volumes 1 and 2 of the original.