The Calcutta Weekly Notes November 19 1951

The Supreme Court besides being the highest court of appeal was the inheritor of the traditions of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council. [...] The judgment was of the Hyderabad High Court and the apeal against the judgment came to he disposed of by the Supreme Court under Article 374 (4) of the Constitution. [...] The decision of the Hyderabad High Court was perhaps correct in view of the law as laid down by the Judicial Comittee of the Hyderabad State. [...] In the istant case both the decrees were in the same case and based on the 'same judment and the matter decided concerned The whole suit. [...] The Supreme Court held that in view of the conflict of decisions on the point the High Court was wrong in not giving the appellant the bnefit of section 5 of the Limitation Act.