The Calcutta Weekly Notes June 2 1952

226 and indicates the limits Of the power of the court upon the right of review. [...] the tribunal should in the absence of any provision to the contrary be deemed tc have the final authority in the exercise of that discretion. [...] The Supreme Court in the instant case further laid down that if the parties wanted to question the dicretion of the authorities under the Motor Vehicles Act they must follow up the procedure laid down in the Act itself. [...] That the want of vigilance on the part of co-sharer tenants whose interest had accrued otherwise than by purchase may have the effect of nullfying the object of sec. [...] 26F was made by Legislators who were imbued with the idea that the land should not go out of the hands of the tillers of the soil.