The Calcutta Weekly Notes August 3 1953

Chunder J. rejected the argument of the petitioner and held : This contention cannot prevail for the very simple reason that 'noagricultural tenant' and 'noagricultural land' have been defined in setion 2 of the Act clauses (4) and (5)." In view of the definitions of the "noagricultural land" and "non-agricultural tenant" in the Non-Agricultural Tenancy Act we think the reference t [...] If a raiyat had let out the land for agricultural or horticultural purposes and the condi.- tions stated in section 2(4) (b) of the Act had been satisfied the under-raiyati holing would not have satisfied the definition of "non-agricultural land" as given in the Act. [...] On the contrary the life and character of its justices should be the objects of constant watchfulness by all and its judgments subject to the freest criticism. [...] The time is past in the history of the world when any living man or body of men can be set on a pedestal and decorated with a halo. [...] N.) appears under the following observations p. 323) : "where an arbitration clause in a contract provides for a reference to arbtration of any dispute whatsoever arising in or out of the contract the question whther there has been any interpolation in the terms of the contract falls within the arbtration clause and must be decided by the arbitrators.