The Calcutta Weekly Notes Law Notes and Notes of Cases of the Calcutta High Court and of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council and the English Law Courts Monday July 27 1925

subordinate Court has made a complaint or refused to make one the Appellate Court has been authorised to " direct the withdrawal of the complaint or itself make the complaint which the subordnate Court might have made." We have not got the facts of the case rhared to by our correspondInt before us but generally speaking the policy of the law seems to be that whenever action is to be taken i [...] The plain meaning of the words of the section seems to be that iu the latter case the Appellate Court must itself make the complaint and there is no reason. [...] The concatenation of words used; ' may direct the withdrawal of the complaint " itself make the complaint " makes the conclsion irresistible that the Appellate Court is to make the complaint itself. [...] B. However the blessing of the twentieth cetury was to give the go-by to the above rule of law and extend the legal remedy to the grieances of the regiplbnts of mental shock. [...] Will the law recognise i cause of action in the case of the less deserving mother and none in the case of the more deserving one?