The Calcutta Law Journal Short Notes of Cases Articles and other Matters January 16 & Feb. 1 1918

On Monday the 21st January 1918 at T I A. M. their Lordships the Hon'ble the Chief Justice and all the Hon'ble Judges Counsel Vakils Attorneys Court officers and others assembled in the Court of his Lordship the Chief Justice. [...] He was born in the year 1838 in the District of Dacca and was educated in the old Hindu College the predecessor of the present Presidency College. [...] He worked in the Government service for a little time but in 1862 he joined your Lordships' Court as a Vakil and soon acquired a much lucrative practice and commanded the confidence of both the Bench and the Bar as well as of the litigant public. [...] the study of the psychology of human behaviour from the standpoints of the maker the administrator the interpreter and expositor of law of one who in any way deals with law or is affected by it. [...] In the section dealing with sociological view about the criminal men tion may be made of the Salvation Army Settlements in the Punjab for the reclamation of criminals so highly spoken of by the Lieutenant-Governor of that Province.