The Indian Review November 1946 A Monthly Periodical Devoted to the Discussion of All Topics of Interest

(iv) The Right of Indian Nationality for all the people of al: the Constituent parts of the Indian Union in the right of free movment and residence within the Union. [...] The economic liberty of the individual that is he freedom of contract the right of the inheritancE the right to the fruits of intellectual le our the rights of private property subject to thill right of the State to taxation and expropriation"680 THE IND.AN REVIEW [ NOVEM3ER 1916 for the benefit of the community with jus Compensation will on the whole meet with our present economic outlook [...] The proyisions of the Act of L"-588 THE INDIAN REVIEW ( NOVEMBER 1946 1884 were revised by the Act of 1920 in view of the recommendations of the Decentrali zation Commission. [...] 1. The view upheld by the majority of the British statesmen may be summarised thus : The Government of India is the Paramount Power ; and according to the Indian General Clauses Act The Government of India " means the Governor General-in-Council i.e. [...] 2. The contention that the relations of the Indian States are with the crpwn and not with the Government of-India may be supported by the following arguments:-- i. The treaties with the Indian States were made by the East India Company as agent of the crown.