The Calcutta Weekly Notes June 9 1952

zeix gants in the matter of execution of derees tended to shake the confidence of the public in the administration of justice" and was considered an obstacle to the commercial and industrial devlopment of the country the Goverment of India so far back as in the year 1923 inAituted an exhaustive equiry into the matter. [...] The result of the enquiry Nvas embodied in the report of the' Civil Justice Committee 1925 which contained a mass of information and wealth of details suggesting various remedies to minimise the hardship to the litigants; and they particularly sugested the employment of a registrar in cur Civil Courts which it was expeced would lead to speedy disposal of work. [...] This was not the function assigned to the Registrar in the report of the Civil Justice Committee nor was it so understood by the First Civil Court Registrar when the system was started in Patna in 1926. [...] The idea clearly is that the office of the registrar at headquarters should cordinate the work of all the Courts at the station. [...] The recommendtion of the Civil Justice Committee in the matter of increase in the pecuniary jurisdiction of Munsifs"has been followed in some provinces and legislative sanction has been given to the same e.g.