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The Calcutta Weekly Notes March 22 1948

1948

The criminal magistracy is not now under the control of the luigh Court; we have so long been advocating Ithe separation of the judiciary and the executive and for vesting the control of the entire judiciary in the High Court. [...] " involves the making of any rule conferring such power on the Chief Justice Such power is now epressly Nested in the Chief Justice of the Federal Court by the Government of India Act itself and also in the case of High Courts by the Letters Patents. [...] On the other hand it is provided in the draft Constitution that the quorum for hearing an appeal on the interpretation of the Constitution or a reference made by the President will be five Judges. [...] The juridiction of the Courts of one Province to entertain suits against the nationals of the other will have to be determinedhy the rules of Private International Law regarding suits against non-resident foreigners. [...] We would also suggest that rules in the line of rules of the Supreme Court of England (Order XI of the Rules of the Supreme Court) should be added to the Civil Procedure Code by both the Dominions of India and Pakistan for service of process when suits are instituted in either of the Dominions in Courts having jurisdiction to try such suits e.g.
law
Pages
4
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India
SARF Document ID
sarf.100104
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The Calcutta Weekly Notes March 22 1948
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