The All India Reporter 1938 - Journal Section Containing Short Notes and Comments Original Articles Critical Notes Imperial Acts Reviews of Books Etc. Citation: A.I.R. 1938 Journal

XXIX of 1937 I of 1938 II of 1938 III of 1938 IV of 1938 V of 1938 VI of 1938 VII of 1938 VIII of 1938 IX of 1938 X of 1938 XI of 1938 XII of 1938 XIII of 1938 HIV of 1938 XV of 1938 XVI of 1938 XVII of 1938 XVIII of 1938 XIX of 1938 XX of 1938 XXI of 1938 XXII of 1938 XIII of 1938 XXIV of 1938 Short Title. [...] The automatic result of dismissing of the execu- tion application is undoubtedly the raising of the attachment of the property attached in the suit. [...] ness th4 the suit under O. 21 R. 63 Civil P. C. of the plaintiff must as a result of the raising of the attachment also abate on the ground that the cause of action arose to the plaintiff on account of the attachment of his property and as the property was released on account of the raising of the attachment so clearly the cause of action vanished. [...] ment Act of 1929 Child Marriage Restraint Act of 1929 Hindu Gains of Learning Act of 1930 and the recently passed The Hindu Women's Right to Property Act of 1937 are some of the instances to show that the present state of Hindu law is far from being satisfactory and there is 'distinctly visible a growing tendency on the part of the legislators to reform the Hindu law with a view to bring it in a l [...] The intimate contact between the civilization and traditions of India and the ideas and institutions of the West and the awaken- ing of the national consciousness have also had their effect on the mental attitude of the mere intelligent classes.