The Calcutta Weekly Notes August 4 1952

He must set twork on the constructive task of finding the intention of Parliament and he must do this not only from the language of the statute but also from a considertion of the social conditions which gave rise to it and of the mischief which it was MOM to remedy and he must Suplement the written word so as to wive 129cxxx THE CALCUTTA WEEKLY NOTES. [...] As one looks back the legal position of landlord and his tenant on the eve of the World Wars was based on complete contractual freedom and the choke of the terms of tenancy was left to the dictates of the free and open economic market. [...] that by means of issuing the high prergative writ whereby it quashes the oder of the Court or the Tribunal below if the latter has acted without jurisdition or in exercising the same has acted in contravention of the principles of natural justice. [...] But that valuable right of the plaintiff may be defeated if the decree is of sue% a nature that the Court finds a difficulty in setting aside the ex parte decree only against the defendant who has applied to do so in which case the Court has power to set aside the decree as a whole as against 41 ();- any of the ether defendants. [...] (employers) and the petitioner (eployee) are outside the jurisdiction of the Bombay High Court and the subjecmatter of the dispute between the corn.