The All India Reporter 1949 - Journal Section Containing Original Articles Reviews of Books Etc. Citation: A.I.R. (36) 1949 Journal

The foundation for the rule that the burden of proving the guilt of the accused is entirely on the prosecution is the cardinal principle of the criminal law. [...] The experience of generations of judges and lawyers has resulted in the evolution of a body of rules and principles which in this matter of investiga- ting the truth in disputed questions of fact make for the best possible results from the point of view of equity and justice to the parties and also of stability and order in society and the State. [...] The large urban life of these days the consequent separation of the members of the family the new ideas of indivi- duality and the consequent conflicts in the aims and aspirations of the various members of the family have resulted in the emergence of a1949 THE HINDU' CODE 1948 Journal 18 modern Hindui fam4 life which is both in actuality and in sentiment far removed from the spirit and purpose the [...] The differences that writ superficially create in his writing are genera with regard to (1) speed (2) forms of the letters; (3) angles of the letters or the slant (4. ) size of the letters (5) the spacing between the letters (6)_ the alignment of the letters and (7) the leg:. [...] dition of the writing instrument (2) the quality of the paper (9) the condition and tLe quality of the ink (4) the surface upon which the paper is placed for the purpose of writing (5) the posi.