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 Short Notes of Important Decisions of other High Courts in India Monday February 9 1931

the Imperial Conference of 1926 Australia and the other Dominions have put forward the further claim that the Governor-General should as in the Free State be appointed by the King on the nomnation of the Dominion Ministers. [...] The sixth principle is to the effect that the form in which the Instrument of Intructions to any Governor-General should embody the above principles must be detemined by the Government of the Dominion concerned. [...] So long whenever reference& were made to the Crown " in the literature of constitutional law care was taken to suordinate the personality of the king to the institution of the Crown: the " Crown " was said to be the link between the constituent parts of the Empire not the " King." In the principles quoted above the word " Crown " is avoided and every principle emphasises that whatever rela [...] On the expiry of the term of a Dominion Governor-General it will be for the Dominion Government concerned to move first in the matter and the King can act only when a request has been received for the appointment of a successor. [...] The suit was dismised by the trial Court on the ground that as soon as the decree in C's suit was passed the original attachment was restored; consquently the sale of the car to S was void uder sec.