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The Calcutta Weekly Notes April 23 1951

1951

While the reasonableness of the restrictions had to be considered with regard to the execise of the right it did not necessarily eclude from the consideration of the Court the question of the reasonableness of the procedural part of the law. [...] Sapru J. dealt with the matter at length and the treatment of the subject shows considerable grasp by him of the different trends of the economic and plitical ideas of the past and the present century. [...] 168A of the Bengal Tenancy Act should be left out of consideration in calculating the means of the judgment debtor for the purposes of sec. [...] The reasoing of the Court of Appeal when it aplied the new amendment to the pening action showed that the interpretation was. [...] the King had been "deceived in his grant" that it was very doubtful if since the Crown Liabilities Act 1910 the right of the Crown to dismiss a servant at will existed in the Union of South Africa but that even if it did it did not follow that "the Crown can at will revoke an executive act such as the grant of a passport" and that the contention that revocation of a passport fell within the
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