The All India Reporter 1925 - Journal Section Containing short notes and comments origjnal articles critical notes reviews of books etc. Citation: A.I.R. 1925 Journal

to promote the best interest of legal practitioners and Judges to promote the best interest of the litigant public, to support and work for a pure and sound system of administration of civil and criminal justice in this country, and last but not least to advo- cate the maintenance and growth of a high standard of legal learning in our Universities, will he as strenuous in the years to come as in t [...] On account of his substantial servicss to the University and on account of his munitieent patronage of man of letters and on account of his recognised labours in the cause of the advancement of learning, the University of Madras conferred upon him the degree of Doctor of Laws ex honoris cause. [...] On Monday, the 8th of December 1924 a large gathering of the practitioners of the High Court of Madras assembled together in the big Court Hall of the High Court to honour the memory of the late Dr. [...] I is the close of a long and arduous life with the duty well discharged in every sphere of work, the worth and value of which has earned the grateful recognition both the country and the Government He was born in 1842 in Madura. [...] it would be sure to be discovered for the benefit of their clients by the presiding Judge, the only penalty, they had to pay being the sometimes expressed but often unexpressed criticisms in the mind of the Judge of his rant of perception It not seldom happened that all the appellant's points were disposed of as untenable and then the respondent first called on to support the judgment on a point f