The Calcutta Weekly Notes March 3 1952

W. N.) referred to the expression "for Any other purpose" occurring in Article 226 of the Constitution and sta"ed that the concluding words of the article must be read in the context of what precedes the same. [...] Doctrines of the State as will—as will of the divinity (theocratic) as will of the monarch (monarchic) or as will of the demos. [...] How would the individual be protected against the arbitrariness of the executive official or the excesses of the administrative bodies ? The administrator cannot act against he policy of the State. [...] It is significant that the 'applications' referred to in Rule 6 and in section 24 (ai) as also the `claims' mentioned in Rules 13 and 14 which repeat the terms of :ection 25(1) are all to be submitted in the same Form III of which the head: ing stands as Claim for inclusion in the electoral roll of a consituency." The terms 'application' and 'claim' used in the two sections 24(ai) and 25 (1) ar [...] At the preUm;nary -tage it must be sere to the Registering Authori y who is to prcpare the Preliminary electoral roll; subseque tly after the prfpa-a ion of the pr-limirary electoral roll when the vIbrk of the RegisterinAuthority is finished anl the R vi ing Authori'y is Aaripointed it must be sent to the Reviing Authority who is to deal with the claims.