The all India Reporter 1931 - Journal Section Containing Short notes and comments original articles critical notes reviews of books Indian Legislature etc. Citation: A.I.R. 1931 Journal

In doing this work they will be only acting,in accordance with the best traditions of the Bar as the guardians of the liberties and the properties of the people of this country. [...] It is a source of no small gratification to note that in the work that has been done all over the country by the members of the Bar in the cause of law and order and impartial administration of justice, and in the weighty pronouncements of learned Judges of the several High Courts, the Bench and the Bar have only upheld their highest traditions. [...] There is the feeling that requirements of the mechanic's lien law, to hesitate is to confess ignorance, that merchants and manufacturers with the to consult authorities in the presence of laws of business and commerce, and a client indicates a lack of familiarity bankers for instance become familiar with the legal principles involved, and with the laws relating to banking dis- that to ask the clie [...] the part of the lawyer for the reason In meeting clients the lawyer may that in the event of a mistake either in gain some assurance from the fact that the choice of a remedy, or in bringing a the client would not have come to con- suit prematurely, or upon an insufficient suit or employ him unless he has suffi- cause of action, the client will forget cient confidence in his knowledge of the that [...] The Author, has given the history of The Author has discussed the principles the Act from the very beginning up to date of this branch of the law very critically.