The All India Reporter 1952 - Journal Section Containing Original Articles Reviews of Books Etc. Citation: A.I.R. (39) 1952 Journal

It was a impressive gathering at which were present Lord Chancellor of England the Master of Rolls the Chief Justices of Canada South A and India the Dean of Harvard the Preside- the American Bar Association and the Chief and Justices of the High Court of Aust This Convention was sponsored by a body let as the Legal Council of Australia an undo body which consists of the representatives of legal p [...] This close association between the teacher at the University and the practitioner at the Bar must inevitably tend to the raising of the level of legal knowledge both at the seat of learning and at the Bar. [...] If the satisfaction of the accused be the principal concern and if the Government of India cannot trust the Mysore Government in this matter, it is best that the case is transferred to another and distant State, far removed from the influence of the Mysore Government and the local communal and personal influences. [...] 9. Wilful Neglect: — Between 8-2-1951, when the debate on the Criminal Procedure Code took place, and the 3rd November, when the Directive was issued, there was enough time for the Government of India to consult the Supreme Court, the High Courts and the Government of the States as well as all others concerned about the advisability of vesting in the Supreme Court the power of transfer of cases fr [...] We are ourselves most anxious that the people of the States should learn from experience, The article is essentially in the nature of a safety-valve to obviate recourse to drastic remedies such as the provisions for the break-down of constitutional machinery. " Was the intervention of the Govern.