Bombay Law Reporter Journal Included

Colonial Law Journals: Bombay Law Reporter

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Colonial Law Journals: Articles in the Bombay Law Reporter (journal section),1900-47

[compiled by Anita Arenson, in consultation with Mitra Sharafi

([email protected]; version of 8 March 2020) posted on South Asian Legal History Resources: https://salh.law.wisc.edu/article-

listings-for-colonial-south-asian-law-journals/] This list includes articles from the following volumes of the Bombay Law Reporter (journal section):

• Vol. 2 (1900)- Vol. 45 (1943) • Vol. 45 Nos. 7-8 (April 1943) • Vol. 45 No. 18 (September 1943) • Vol. 45 Nos. 19-20 (October 1943) • Vol. 46 (1944)-Vol. 49 (1947)

A Note on Coverage and Format: Many colonial law journals published not only articles, but also law reports (i.e. judicial decisions) and short pieces like case notes, book reviews, and summaries of recent legislation. We have included articles only. However, article-length pieces on cases, statutes, and books have been included. Many of these journals also changed format every few years. As a result, there are occasionally no articles in a particular volume, or no articles of a particular type that had previously appeared in the journal. Finally, words and numbers that were unclear in the original Tables of Contents appear in square brackets.

Title of article & Author (where given)

Citation

Respondent Superior Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 2.

Sir Lawrence Hugh Jenkins Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 2.

Hindu Law, 1899 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 3.

Summary of important English cases of the past year, 1900

Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 18, 23.

Contempt of Court Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 49.

Criminal Laws, 1899 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 73.

Mahomedan Law, 1899 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2

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(1900), 86. Parsons, Mr. Justice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2

(1900), 97. Divesting of estate on adoption

Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 101.

Limitation Act, Articles 118 and 141


Chemico-Legal Evidence Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 133.

Madras Extortion Case Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 145.

Confessions, admissibility of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 157.

Prescriptive right to Light and Air


Confession, Law of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 2 (1900), 217.

Guardian’s Acknowledgment and Limitation


Possessory Suits in the Bombay Presidency


Damages for Mental and Nervous Shock


Administration of Hindu Law, Doctrine of Survivorship


High Court of Bombay Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 13.

Mortgage Decrees and Limitations


Hindu Law, 1900 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 53.

Kaliyuga, Things to be avoided in


Possession as proof of title in ejectments


Second Appeals Bill Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 125.

Coleridge, First Lord Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 138.

Ranade, the late Mr. Justice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 149.

Hindu Son’s Right of Redemption


Covenants against Alienations Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 173.


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Indian Legislation Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 197.

Fraudulent Transfers Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 221.

Legal Museum Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 245.

Adoption Suits Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 3 (1901), 267.

Civil Procedure Bill Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 197.

Consideration moving from a Third Person


Fulton, The Hon’ble Mr. E.M.H. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), [2 or 125].

Fraudulent Conveyances Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 125, 150.

Handwriting of Part Payments Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 1.

Henry James Parsons Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 149.

Hindu Law, [1901 or 1902] Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 176.

Law of Accomplices Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 7.

Law of Partition Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 213, 247.

Mayukha on Inheritance Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 33.

Once a Tenant always a Tenant


Pardah Ladies Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 76.

Possession under ss. 328-331, Civil Procedure Code


Remarried Hindu Widow as Heir


Restraint of Trade Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 101.

Right of Appeal by a Convicted Person


Access to Light for special purposes


Attorney’s Liability for Mistakes


Bench and Professional Attire Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4


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(1902), 117. Bias of Arbitrators Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4

(1902), 291. Donations Mortis Causa Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4

(1902), 112. Honour of the Profession Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4

(1902), 162. Imperial Court of Appeal Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4

(1902), 138. In Vacation Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4

(1902), 189. Indemnifying Bail Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4

(1902), 141. Independence of the Judiciary Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4

(1902), 165. Insuring person’s Life without his consent


Lawyer and his Profession Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 283.

Lord Watson Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 287.

Magna Charta grovelling in her Gore


Places hired to view Coronation parade


Principle of Competition Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 282.

Quaint Early English Soap Laws


Recovery of Damage resulting from Nervous Shock


Right to an Extraordinary amount of Light


Theory of Corporation Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 4 (1902), 143.

Certain Feudal Tenures of Western India


Confession in Criminal Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 199.

Conflict of Laws between Converts and Non-Converts in India

Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 8, 25, 49, 65.

Candy, Mr. E. T. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 97.

Feudal Tenures in Western Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5


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India (1903), 188. Hindu Law, 1902 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5

(1903), 179. Insolvent Debtors in Mofussil Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5

(1903), 194. Interest in a Mortgage Decree Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5

(1903), 137, 161. Law anterior to the Contract Act


Starling, the late Mr. M. H. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 33.

M. R. W., Sir Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 8.

Relief against Penalties Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 81.

Associations- Liability of a Member of an unincorporated club


Club Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 88.

Doctrine of Ultra Vires Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 144.

Fixtures- A Mortgagor’s right to fixtures


Fusion of Law and Equity Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 62.

Gilbertian Lawyers Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 130.

Infants’ liability for Torts Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 87.

Law and survivorship in Accidents


Law relating to aerial navigation


Liability of Contractors Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 173.

Lord Russell of Killowen Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 121.

Object of Punishment and Treatment of Criminals


Right to arrest Mail Carrier Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 5 (1903), 108.

Septet of Judges, (1891-1895) Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6 (1904), 1.

Execution of Mortgage Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6


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Decrees (1904), 2. Charge to Jury Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6

(1904), 33. Feudal Tenures in Western India

Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6 (1904), 41, 49, 97.

Order of the Coif Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6 (1904), 54, 73.

Widow’s Savings under Hindu Law


Law of Damdupat Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6 (1904), 129.

Wagering Contracts Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6 (1904), 153.

Dying Declaration Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6 (1904), 177.

Mortgages of Moveables Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6 (1904), 193.

Accounts Stated, and Mutual, Open and Current


Remission of Performance Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 6 (1904), 227.

Happy Advocate Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 7 (1905), 1.

Adjective Law of the Smritis Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 7 (1905), 2.

Possession Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 7 (1905), 33, 57, 81.

Calcutta High Court Judges Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 7 (1905), 89, 130, 159, 177, 225, 241, 265.

Sale under a Money-decree of Mortgaged Property


Law of Reporting Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 7 (1905), 153, 201.

How Bombay Lives Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 3.

Law of Bail Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 9.

Jenkins, Sir Lawrence Hugh Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 14.

Notes and Recollections Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 33.

Sub-mortgages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 41.

Stanley, Sir John Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 65.


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What is an Act of State Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 66, 97.

Covenants in restraint of trade Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 76.

Law of Interest: When can interest be awarded


Erskine, Lord Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 129.

Separation of Executive and Judicial Functions in India


Res judicata Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 140, 236, 257.

Limitation Act, Article 179, Cl. 5


Contracts made through the Post


Delegatus Non Protest Delegare


Indian Law of Partnership Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 193, 205, 304, 353.

Agriculturists and the Law Courts


Law of Interest: Rate of Interest


Tyabji, the late Mr. Justice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 249.

Mixed Marriages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 281.

Lis Pendens Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 288.

Partition Decree and the Stamp Law


Mookerji, The Hon’ble Mr. Justice


Coroner’s Quest Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 317.

Evidence admissible to prove a Sale or Mortgage


Provincial Insolvency Bill Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 337.

International Law Association Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 345.

Deposit in Court Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8 (1906), 349.

Rules regarding the Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 8


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submission of petitions to the Government of India

(1906), 355.

Rules regarding the submission of memorials and other papers of the same class to His Majesty the King Emperor of India or to the Right Hon’ble the Secretary of State for India


Adoption by Hindu widows Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 1.

Limitation applicable to suits for restitution of conjugal rights


Stridhan, under the Mayukha Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 41.

Case-Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 57.

Suits for mesne profits and jurisdiction of Small Cause Courts


Res judicata Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 73, 289, 321.

Law of relating to Mortgages in India


Justice and Mercy Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 105.

Origin and Development of the Bengal School of Hindu Law


Notice under Railways Act, S. 77


Working of the Insolvency Laws in India


Points in the Law of Libel Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 177.

Representation of Minor in Suits


Farwell, (H. B.) Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 209.

Accomplice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 210.

Indian Law of Partnership Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 214.

Customs and Customary Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9


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(1907), 225, 241. Law of Interest Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9

(1907), 257, 273. Civil Procedure Bill Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9

(1907), 305. Research into laws, Caste and Custom


How to detect a Lying Witness Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 137.

Influence of Law Books Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 185.

Japanese Code, the Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 264.

Kind of Advice we like, the Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 47.

Law and Lawyers in the Utopia


Lawyers of Ancient Greece Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 31.

Lawyers of Ancient Rome Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 66.

Lawyer’s short-lived fame Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 220.

Murderer’s Right to Succession


Old Principle newly applied, an


Paris Bar and their right to Fees


Phonographs as Evidence Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 248.

Prince of Judges and Judge of Princes


Right to a Convict to Contract Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 286.

Right to support, the Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 150.

Scandalous matter, Prolixity, and Impertinence in proceedings in Court


Some Remarks on Bias Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9 (1907), 33.

Status of Lawyers in Europe, the


Sweat Box Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9


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(1907), 82. What is an Accident Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 9

(1907), 235. Lays of the Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10

(1908), 1. Limitation of Mofussil Mortgages


Smritis Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 7.

Widowed daughter-in-law in a Hindu family


An Industrio-Juridical Evolution in Anglo-India


Appropriation of Payments Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 49.

Adopted son, status of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 57.

Jenkins, Sir Lawrence Hugh Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 73.

Partnership, the Indian Law of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 82.

Scott, The Hon’ble Mr. Basil Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 89.

Provincial Insolvency Act, 1907


Marriage Brocage Contracts Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 113.

Our Neglected Sanitary Laws Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 129.

Blasphemy, the English Law of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 137.

Res judicata Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 10 (1908), 145, 161.

Testamentary Power under Hindu Law


Civil Procedure Code, S. 266, cl. (c)


Partnership-debts, a point as to


Is Mitakshara Hindu family a joint tenancy


Treatment of Usufructuary Mortgages as simple Mortgages


Advocacy and Advocates in Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 11


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India (1909), 117. Contract, its relation to Society and Imperative Law


Fate of the Hindu Joint Family Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 11 (1909), 25.

Immunity of Witness and Parties


Interested Judges Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 11 (1909), 7, 77.

International Law Association at Budapesth


Law of Consideration Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 11 (1909), 93, 132, 157.

Law of Succession and Adoption among Free Women under Hindu Law


Personal Law in Marriage Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 11 (1909), 69.

Abatement of Public Nuisances


Bad Cases Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 11 (1909), 128.

Counsels of Perfection Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 11 (1909), 127.

Torts Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 11 (1909), 126.

English Criminal Law, Present-day aspects of the


Hindu Law, Theory of Impartibility


Limitation Law of, among Hindu Christians


Full Courts Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 12 (1910), 33.

Polygamous connections of Hindu Converts to Christianity


Hindu Law of Stridhan Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 12 (1910), 57.

Encroachment by Tenant Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 12 (1910), 73.

Law of Reporting Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 12 (1910), 89.

Wanted: A City Civil Court of Bombay


Conciliator’s Certificate Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 12


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(1910), 99. Indian Christian Marriage and Divorce Law


Adopted sons, agreements affecting the rights of


Codification, a plea for Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 25.

Courts, Inherent powers of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 169.

Customs, its relation to Statute Law


Empire Building, the secret of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 126.

Hindu Law applicable to Sind Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 49.

International Law Conference, 1910


Land Tenures in Bombay Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 121.

Stridhan, Hindu Law of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 97.

Vatan, alienation of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 145.

Intent of Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 107.

Legal profession of France Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 19.

Oath Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 39.

Trespass by aviation Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 64.

Trial of Jesus Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 13 (1911), 160.

Divesting of estate on adoption (No. 2)


Servant Problem, The Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 14 (1912), 25.

Marriage Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 14 (1912), 41.

Castes under Anglo-Indian Law


Attachment of Military Officers’ Pay in execution proceedings


Parties to suits Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 14


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(1912), 117. Gifts under Hindu Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 14

(1912), 141. Corporations in General Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 14

(1912), 157. Court-fees in Land Suits Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 14

(1912), 181. Restitution, the law of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15

(1913), 1. Mill-hands of Bombay Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15

(1913), 28. Lingayats, the legal status of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15

(1913), 48. Hindu Law, applicable to Sind Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15

(1913), 49. Ex parte decrees, setting aside of


Mahajar Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15 (1913), 97.

Ancestral Estates in Hindu Law


Sonship in Hindu law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15 (1913), 165.

Advocacy and Politics Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15 (1913), 108.

Brokers and Secret Profits Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15 (1913), 175.

Claim of Women for Admission as Solicitors


Company’s right to prefer debenture holders


Contracts and Torts Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15 (1913), 112.

Contracts implied in law and by inferences


Copy right in Novels Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15 (1913), 80.

Coronation and the Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 15 (1913), 33.

Hindu Law Liability on Pro-Notes


Pensions Act, applicability of, to the Devasthan Cash Allowances


Peep into the Legal history of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 16


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Bombay (1914), 33. Vakalatnama in execution proceedings


Adoption among Hindus Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 16 (1914), 69.

Alienation made by a Hindu Widow


Indian Evidence Act, S. 32 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 16 (1914), 120.

Religious Disability in India Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 16 (1914), 133.

Attempts to commit crimes, the law of


Directors and Auditors under the New Companies Act


Polygamous Connections of Hindu Converts to Christianity


Execution Sales, setting aside of


Guardians & Wards Act Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 17.

Bombay Land Revenue Code Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 25.

Res judicata with reference to claim proceedings


Indivisibility of Mortgage Security


Railway receipt, is it a negotiable instrument of title


Injunctions Restraining Judicial Proceeding


Criminal Revision and Appeals from jury Trials


Vendor’s lien for unpaid purchase money


Criminal Appeals and Jury Trials


Transfer of Property Act, s. 54 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 127.

Previous conviction Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 137.

Accident and War Operations Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 21.

Alien Enemies, Friendly Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 33.


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Alien Enemies, Proceedings by and against


Alien Enemy Cases, Bar in Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 83.

Approval Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 36.

Authors and their Manuscripts


Banks and their Branches Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 50.

Blockade Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 49.

Cheques and the Moratorium Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 67.

Civilians and Court-Martial Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 35.

Condemnation of the Dacia Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 132.

Conditions on passengers’ tickets


Contraband, Revised list of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 23.

Contracts and fitness to marry Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 10.

Contracts and the War Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 31.

Courts and Blackmail Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 12.

Defence of the Realm Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 116.

Federation of the Bar Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 85.

Fraud Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 53.

Great Charter Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 117.

Intimidation of Suitors Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 10.

Lawyers in the Ministry Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 82.

Non-direction in murder trials Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 69.

Preparation for a crime and attempts


Privilege and Malice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17


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(1915), 66. Privy Council as an Appellate Court


Prize Courts and the Orders in Council


Proportionate fee Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 32.

Quantum meruit Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 99.

“Recollections,” Lord Alverston’s


Reprisals Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 48.

Restraint of Prices Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 81.

Sir Edward Clarke on Sir Henry Hawkins [Lord Brampton]


Spy Trial and Publicity Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 83.

State of War, England and Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 22.

Trading with the Enemy Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 17 (1915), 12.

Benamidars’ right to sue in ejectment


Civil Procedure Code, Order XXI, R. 2


Civil Procedure Code, O. XXI, R. 2


Criminal Procedure Code, S. 205


Previous conviction Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 18 (1916), 28.

Minor and Succession Certificate




Decree-holder’s Certificate for part-payment


Decree-holder’s Certificate of part-payment


Points of Mortgage, Law of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 18 (1916), 77.

Sir Dinshaw Davar, Kt Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 18


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(1916), 102. Mortgage, early history of, equitable


Mortgage Decree and Limitation


Agent’s Commission on uncompleted contracts


Authority of the School-master


Betting by automatic machines


Blockade as a means of warfare


Conflicting Directorates Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 18 (1916), 35.

Contract with an enemy, dissolution of


German Prize-law and Practice


H. G. Wells on Lawyers Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 18 (1916), 87.

Internment and the right to sue


‘Living Pictures’ and Copy-right


Self-defence at Sea Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 18 (1916), 88.

Trials ‘in Camera’ Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 18 (1916), 14.

Withdrawl of Councel Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 18 (1916), 90.

Adopted son’s vested rights before adoption




Payment to Co-obligee, validity of


Actions on Covenants for Title and Limitation


My first brief Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 19 (1917), 39.

Law of Partnership, Mutual and otherwise


Liability of a son for father’s debts



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Batchelor, Sir Stanley Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 20 (1918), 17.

Stanley Batchelor, Sir Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 20 (1918), 17.

Beaman, Sir Frank Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 20 (1918), 21.

Vyavahartatva of Nilkantha Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 21 (1919), 1.

Succession to a half-brother under Hindu Law


Transfer of decree passed by British Indian Courts for execution to Courts of Native States


Finality of Taxing Master’s decision


Contracts of service with the Crown


Twelve Mayukhas of Nilkantha


Delay in presenting cheques Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 23 (1921), 23.

Minors at Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 24 (1922), 1.

Market Overt Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 24 (1922), 17.

Carriers and Dangerous Goods Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 24 (1922), 25.

Res judicata on a point of Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 25 (1923), 1.

Notification in claim proceedings


Law of Bigamy and certain anomalies


Inverarity, J. D. (with portrait) Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 25 (1923), 33.

Adverse claim of Mortgagor’s legal Representative in execution Proceedings


Bills to amend the Presidency Small Cause Courts Act


Indian Law Society Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 26 (1924), 17.

Civil Justice Committee Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 26 (1924), 25.


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Court-fees Act Amendment Bill


Time-barred Debts of Father Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 27 (1925), 1.

Adoption pending a reversioner’s suit


When is a gift complete Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 28 (1926), 1.

Some suggestions for amending Law as to the examination of an accused at his trial


Macleod, Sir Norman (with portrait)


Sir Amberson Marten (with portrait)


Bar of Suit under O. II, R. 2, of C. P. C.


Appointment of Guardian ad litem


Martand v. Amratrao Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 28 (1926), 105.

Law applicable to Khojas and Cutchi Memons


An infant’s capacity to contract


Section 53, Civil Procedure Code


Shah, Sir Lallubhai (with portrait)


Balkrishna v. Parashram Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 29 (1927), 1.

Foreshore Rights Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 29 (1927), 5.

Some Aspects of the Law of Evidence relating to the art of advocacy


Sections 195 and 476, Criminal Procedure Code


Limitation for a Suit for unpaid Calls by a Liquidator


Watan Property and adverse possession


Advice to Judicial Officers Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 29 (1927), 86.


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Contracts executed and executory


The Law, The Advocate, and The Judge


Surrender by Hindu Widow Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 29 (1927), 121.

Liability of Railway for Loss of Goods


Hindu Women’s Rights to property Act


Consequences of Minor’s agreement: Innocent party when compensated


Unveiling of Portraits Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 29 (1927), 153.

Acceptance of Proposal in Contract


Insanity and Crime Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 17.

Maneklal v. Mahipatram Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 33.

Conditional adoption Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 57.

Puran Chand v. Monmotho Nath


Surrender in Hindu Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 79.

Malice in relation to Privilege Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 108.

Adoption of his own son by an adopted son


Age for Judicial Retirement Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 26.

Animadversion on a Jury, Can it be contempt of Court


Assault in kissing a wife Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 101.

Authorised Law Reports Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 11.

Authority of Judicial Decisions Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 12.

Bequest to Benefits Animals Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 112.

Contempt Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 52.


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Copyright in Race Cards Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 115.

Copyright in Selection from Non-copyright Works


Copyright in Wills Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 53.

Costs of Litigation Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 27.

Definition of Drunkenness Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 10.

Dock Briefs and Wigs Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 50.

Doctors Must Tell Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 6.

Eternal Feminine Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 8.

Ill-health as a factor in Crime Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 67.

Injunction to Restrain Proceedings in Foreign Court


Joint Tort-feasor, Effect of Judgment Against one


Judicial Discretion as to Costs Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 6.

Law of Falling Tree Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 113.

Libel on Solicitors Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 50.

Lord Cave and the Privy Council


Lord Merrivale on Judicial Qualities


“May” or “Shall” Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 116.

Offences on the High Seas Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 9.

Perjury by Declaration Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 10.

Plaintiff’s Health in Breach of Promise


Quashing a Coroner’s Inquisition


Remoteness of Damage Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30 (1928), 95.

Res Ipsa Loquitur Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30


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(1928), [102 or 105]. Right to Risk Danger Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 30

(1928), 114. Hindu Women’s Property Rights


Are Consents Forms or Substance


Nature of a woman’s estate Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 49.

Interference with contract Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 65.

Some Impressions of Legal Administration in the State of California


Bequests to Heirs: Shia Ismaili Law


Dismissal for non-payment of costs


A condition prejudicial to a father’s rights


A Dickens Chancellor Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 43.

Authority of an Attorney Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 38.

Bacon and Essex Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 24.

Can an Immoral Work be Stolen


Chestnuts Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 91.

Child Criminals Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 91.

Commanding a Crime Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 67.

Criticisms Old and New Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 12.

Dangers of Identification Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 90.

Doctor’s Liability Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 44.

Drinks in Court Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 25.

Gretva Green Marriages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 72.

Judicial Notice of the Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31


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Vanishing Horse (1929), 10. Law and Obscenity Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31

(1929), 38. Legal Liability for Gas Explosions


Liability of an Innkeeper for Personal Injuries to a Guest


Period of Gestation Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 37.

Phenomenal Memory Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 45.

“Pubs,” Lords and “Buses” Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 12.

Reviving the Deodand Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 39.

Selling a Wife Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 100.

Slang in the Law Reports Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 40.

Social Menace Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 26.

Sons of Clergy Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 44.

Springtime and the Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 70.

Spiritualism and Fortune-Telling


Stealing Influenza Germs Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 40.

Taking an Oath Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 100.

Wives- An Exploded Theory Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 31 (1929), 41.

Examination of accused Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 1.

Modern Oratory Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 21.

Fallacy of equivocation Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 45.

Liability for Accidents to Children


Words causing damage Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 72.

Attachment Before Judgment Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 85.


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Copyright in Gramophone Records


Enticing a Wife by Contract Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 60.

Hill, J. v. Russia Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 67.

How the World Court’s Judgments are prepared


Legal Importance of the Bicycle


Paradise for Advocates Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 67.

Precepts for Slandering Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 65.

Treasure Trove Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 43.

Tremendous Claim Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 32 (1930), 65.

Order XX, R. 1, Civil Procedure Code, 1908


Liability of Directors and Indemnity clauses


Madgavkar, Mr. Justice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 33 (1931), 17.

Nathuram v. Secretary of State Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 33 (1931), 24.

Studies in Ismaili Law- - ii. Muta Marriage


Inheritance by a Hindu Widow in her Husband’s family


Husband’s right to the custody of his minor wife under the Hindu Law


Champerty Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 33 (1931), 85.

Pakka Adatia Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 33 (1931), 96.

Inheritance by a Hindu Widow in her first husband’s family after her remarriage


Colourable Imitation in Trade-Marks


Law of Katchi and Pakki Adat and Teji-Mandi Contracts


Sat Narain v. Behari Lal and Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 34


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After (1932), 53. Shah Jog Hundis Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 34

(1932), 69. Studies in Ismaili Law—iii. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 34

(1932), 89. Plea for reforming Companies Act


Husband’s right to the custody of his minor wife under the Hindu Law


Promissory-notes Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 35 (1933), 4.

Law of Bail Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 35 (1933), 8.

Malicious Prosecution Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 35 (1933), 17.

Patkar (S. S.) Mr. Justice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 35 (1933), 33.

Bhimabai v. Gurunathgauda and after


Hansraj Gupta v. Asthma Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 35 (1933), 53.

Part-Performance Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 35 (1933), 73.

Bhimabai v. Gurunathgauda Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 36 (1934), 12.

Amarendra Man Singh v. Sanatan Singh


Mirza, Mr. Justice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 36 (1934), 41.

Penal Code, S. 294-A Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 36 (1934), 45.

Mulla (Sir Dinshah) Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 36 (1934), 57.

Circumstantial Evidence Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 36 (1934), 63.

Law of Trusts Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 36 (1934), 81.

Objection to an award as to the factum or validity of a contract


Hindu Women’s Rights Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 36 (1934), 90.

Transfer of Property (Amendment) Supplementary



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Act (XXI of 1929) Sister’s position in the Mitakshara


Probate or letters to the estate of an unheard of deceased


Rights of agents introducing purchaser

Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol.36 (1934), 75.

Royal marriages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol.36 (1934), 99.

Sale of goods by professional men


Scots law and whisky Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol.36 (1934), 122.

Sheffild Masonic Hall case Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol.36 (1934), 47.

Some types of professional mind


Style in law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol.36 (1934), 55.

Suffering judicial proceeding: Fraudulent preference


Uses of Latin Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol.36 (1934), 122.

Specific Relief Act, s. 45 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 37 (1935), 1.

Daughters in Hindu Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 37 (1935), 17.

Widow in a Joint Hindu family Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 37 (1935), 33.

Place of Women in Hindu Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 37 (1935), 49.

Father’s Sister in Hindu Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 37 (1935), 73.

Need for Trade Marks Legislation in India


Meaning of credit Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 37 (1935), 91.

Law of Executory Bequests Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 1.

Mitakshara Joint Hindu Family Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 17.

Woman under Buddhist Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 19.

Studies in Ismaili Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 41.


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Crown and Priority Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 43.

Kazi Watan Lands Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 51.

Sentence of death Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 53.

Bombay Co-operative Societies Act


Intercaste Marriages in modern India and in the Smritis and Epigraphic Records


Vedic Marriage v. Civil Marriage


Watan Act, S. 5 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 100.

Section 5 of Watan Act Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 100.

Muslim Wife’s right of dissolving her marriage


An untoward incident Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 127.

Application for Mandamus to Legal Examiners


Automatic machines and the Gaming Laws


Bankruptcy of Individual partners


Card playing in clubs Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 8.

Celibacy and the Judicial Mind Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 106.

Copyright in Dress Designs Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 58.

Dangerous Railway Approaches


Divorce Variation in Australia Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 74.

Ex Turpi Causa Non Oritur Actio


Frustration of a contract Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 86.

History of Prostitution Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 110.

Irresistible impulse Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38


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(1936), 102. Law as basis of Society Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38

(1936), 67. Law Libraries Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38

(1936), 105. Long-hand Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38

(1936), 70. Meaning of “Refer to Drawer” Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38

(1936), 104. Must a Doctor tell? Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38

(1936), 24. New evidence after arbitration


Notable Bray Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 107.

Notices by post Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 28.

On appeal Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 106.

Oriental Oaths Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 107.

Outlawry Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 29.

Payment of tramway fares Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 11.

Police on Private Premises Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 88.

Privilege and Reports of Court Proceedings


Proceedings in the H.L. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 58.

Totalisators and the Gaming Acts.


“Without Prejudice” Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 38 (1936), 69.

Flint v. Lovell Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 39 (1937), 1.

Mitakshara Succession and Religious Efficacy


Is the Sarada Act Extra-Territorial


Mesne Profits Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 39 (1937), 35.

Some Comments on the Indian Companies (Amendment) Act,



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1936 Conduct of Cross-Word Puzzles: Is it unlawful and illegal


Hindu (Joint-family) Coparcenery and its Patriarchal incidents


Rose v. Ford Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 39 (1937), 113.

Misfortunes of Unborn Persons


Shetsanadis Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 39 (1937), 147.

Civil Procedure Code, Sch. III, R. 11 (1)


Date of Signing of Decree by Subordinate Courts


Lawyer and Governor-General Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 39(1937), 19.

The Irish Free State and the Law


Breach of Promise of Marriage Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 40 (1938), 17.

Morgan v. Scoulding Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 40 (1938), 33.

Vinayak v. Parsappa Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 40 (1938), 49.

Wages and Notice Pay Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 40 (1938), 65.

Hindu Women’s Rights to property Act, 1937


Indian Limitation Act, 1908, Art. 142


To have or not to have two counsel


Rangnekar, Sir Sazba (Hon. Justice)


Law of Religious Processions Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 40 (1938), 134.

Possessory Suits Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 40 (1938), 138.

Agriculturist Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 17.

“Avyavaharika Debts” Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 25.


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Court-fees in Suits for Partition of Joint Family Property


Culpable Homicide and Murder


Divesting of Estate on adoption


Ownership and Easement Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 89.

Section 12 of Bombay Prevention of Gambling Act, 1887


The Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 105.

Unregistered Documents in Evidence


A Juryman’s Duties Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 65.

An Odd Rivalry Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 51.

Cockroaches in Flats Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 94.

Common Law and Contributory Negligence


Contempt of Court Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 96.

Copyright in Photographs Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 96.

Corporal Punishment for Women


Damages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 95.

Dangerous Goods Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 80.

Defective articles of food in sealed containers: Burden of proof.


Eavesdroppers Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 10.

Estoppel by record Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 8.

Falling Trees Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 49.

Father and Son Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 51.


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Headlines and Libel Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 96.

Honesty in the Dock Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 81.

Injury to an Unborn Child Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 109.

Legitimacy Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 79.

Liability for dangerous circumstances


Loose-Leaf Wills Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 65.

Lords’ Dissenting Judgments Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 82.

Medicine and Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 78.

Peculiarities of the P. C. (J. C.) Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 83.

Pools and Partnership Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 11.

Subsidence Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 80.

The Legal Terms Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 81.

Undue Influence and Spiritual Advisers


What is Jurisprudence? Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 41 (1939), 75.

Acknowledgment by a Mortgagor


Adhesive Stamps Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 22.

Annual Reports on the Administration of Civil and Criminal Justice in the Province of Bombay


Appeal under Payment of Wages Act (IV of 1936), s. 17


Codification of the Law relating to the moveables in India


Identification of the offender during Police Investigation


Intention and Knowledge Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 1.


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Legal Terminology in Ancient Hindu Law


Paramount Title in a Mortgage Suit


Sagotra Marriages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 49.

Sale-Mortgage Suits Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 68.

Sale or Mortgage Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 41.

Stare Decisis Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 43.

Bias Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 10.

Camels Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 75.

Correction in citation Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 75.

Damage by Tree Roots Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 24.

Damages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 8.

Damages for the dead Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 74.

Evidence of Speed Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 24.

Home-made Wills Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 24.

Mental shock Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 9.

One Judgment Enough Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 23.

Passports Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 10.

What is a Household Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 42 (1940), 75.

Agriculturist Debtors’ Relief Act, 1939


Applicability of the Indian Limitation Act to Proceedings before Arbitrators under Co-operative Societies Act


Arbitration method Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 5.

Attachment before judgment Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43


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of property in an Indian State (1941), 17. Bombay Agricultural Debtors’ Relief Act, 1939


Mr. Justice B, J, Wadia Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 49.

“Oral adoption” of a daughter’s son


Rights of a Hindu Coparcener murdering his Father


Sagotra marriages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 39.

Some anomalies in the Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872


A Will Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 64.

About Turn Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 26.

Accident Libel Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 59.

Animal Owners’ Negligence Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 21.

Bias of Tribunal Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 7.

Black-out Danger Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 25.

Damages against the Dead Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 10.

Frozen Water Pipes Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 9.

Inkeepers’ Liability for Thefts from Cars


Lotteries Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 63.

Master and Servant Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 62.

Nuisance Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 9.

Relating to Children Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 63.

Servants or Serfs Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 61.

Tax on Knowledge Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 25.

Two Voices Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 11.


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Wages for a Holiday Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 44.

Waving the Tort Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 10.

Weight of Evidence Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 63.

What is a “Household”? Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 43 (1941), 62.

Anuloma Marriage Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 17.

Blackwell, Sir Patrick Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 65.

Bombay Agricultural Debtors’ Relief Act, 1939


Broomfield, Sir Robert Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 73.

Contracts on Behalf of a Company before its incorporation


Dekkhan Agriculturists’ Relief Act, S. 72


Inadmissibility of Panchanamas (Mashirnamas)


Indian Evidence Act, S. 11 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 38.

Instructions For Brief Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 1.

Interest by way of Damages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 22.

M. A. Somjee (Mr. Justice) Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 33.

Mr. Justice M. A. Somjee Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 33.

Order XXI, rule 16, Civil Procedure Code, 1908


Sir Patrick Blackwell Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 65.

Some Legal Luminaries of the Bombay High Court


Somjee (M. A.), Mr. Justice Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 33.

Wassoodew, Mr. Justice K. B. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 77.

A Point in Libel Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 62.


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Bits of Bank-Notes Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 80.

Blood group evidence in a nullity suit


Frustration Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 62.

Soap and Negligence Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 44 (1942), 80.

Anuloma Marriages Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 8.

Beaumont, Sir John Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 41. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 No. 18 (September 1943), 41.

Codification of Hindu Law Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 33.

Has a Hindu woman absolute power of disposal over Stridhan

Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 46. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 No. 18 (September 1943), 46.

Identification before Police Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 50. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 Nos. 19-20 (October 1943), 50.

Land Acquisition Act, 1894 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 1.

Promissory note executed by the manager of a Joint Hindu Family

Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 17. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 Nos. 7-8 (April 1943), 17.

Registration of awards of immoveable properties: Is it necessary

Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 23. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 Nos. 7-8 (April 1943), 23.

Sir John Beaumont, Kt. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 41.

Sir Leonard Stone, Kt. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 49. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 Nos. 19-20 (October 1943), 49.

Stone, Sir Leonard Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 49.

Air-raids and survivorship Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 31.

Finder’s rights Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 30.

Getting your money back Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 13.

Priority by lot Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 (1943), 29.

Simultaneous deaths Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45


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(1943), 31. Statutory English Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45

(1943), 28. Theft-note Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45

(1943), 30. Recent English Cases Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 Nos.

7-8 (April 1943), 26. General Index, 1943 Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 45 No.

24 (December 1943), 1109-1162. British India High Courts- Their Past and Present, 46 Bom. L.R.J.


Hindu Widow’s Power to adopt and its effect upon vesting of property, 46 Bom. L.R.J.


Suggested Reform in the procedure of divorce actions based on allegations of adultery, 46 Bom. L.R.J.


The Central Criminal Court of England, 46 Bom. L.R.J.


The “Means of proof” in ancient Hindu law, 46 Bom. L.R.J.


“And/Or” Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 46 (1944), 25.

Domestic Animal Straying Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 46 (1944), 13.

“On or Before” Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 46 (1944), 26.

The American view Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 46 (1944), 12.

Attachment of Immoveable property, 47 Bom. L.R.J.


Bombay High Court Criminal Circulars, 47 Bom. L.R.J.


High Court of Bombay: 1919-1926, 47 Bom. L.R.J.


Law of Limitation and the awards passed by the arbitrators under the Co-operative Societies Act, 47 Bom. L.R.J.


Revision of the Payment of Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 47


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Wages Act, 47 Bom. L.R.J. (1945), 5. Grotius Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 47

(1945), 11. What is “Charity” in law? Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 47

(1945), 10. Acting or Purporting to act in the discharge of duty, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Blagden, Mr. Justice, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Clause 12 of the Letters Patent, 1865, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Divatia (H. V.), 48 Bom. L.R.J. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 48 (1946), 1.

H. V. Divatia (Sir), 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Harilal Kania (Sir), 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Hindu Law To-day, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


India Act No. XIX of 1946, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Indian Judicial System: Some suggested Reforms, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Mr. Justice Blagden, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Power of Insolvency Court to Grant ad interim injunction, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


Sir H. V. Divatia, 48 Bom. L.R.J. Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 48 (1946), 1.

Sir Harilal Kania, 48 Bom. L.R.J.


American Judicial System Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 48 (1946), 60.

Law Reporting Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 48 (1946), 63.

Squatting Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 48 (1946), 64.

The Mastery of meaning Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 48 (1946), 18.

Adoption by a minor Hindu widow, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Attachment of Immoveable Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 49


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Property, 49 Bom. L.R.J. (1947), 43. Avyavaharika Debts, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Bombay Agricultural Debtors’ Relief Act, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Bombay Agricultural Debtors’ Relief Act, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Bombay Tenancy Act, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Chagla (M. C.), The Hon’ble Mr., 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Contract, definition of, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Dawn of Independence, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Definition of Contract, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Flag Ceremony at the High Court, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Hon’ble Mr. M. C. Chagla, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Indian Evidence Act, s. 27, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Leonard Stone (Sir) Kt., 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Lokur, Mr. Justice, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


M. C. Chagla, The Hon’ble Mr., 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Macklin, Mr. Justice, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Marriage Reform, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Mr. Justice Lokur, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Mr. Justice Macklin, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Proof of Exceptions, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


References against Jury Verdicts, 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Sir Leonard Stone, Kt., 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Special Marriage Amendment Bill, 49 Bom. L.R.J.



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Stone, Sir Leonard, Kt., 49 Bom. L.R.J.


Crown Proceedings Bill Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 49 (1947), 47.

Forensic Chemistry and Counterfeits


Judicial Committee and Appellate jurisdiction


Landlord’s right to view repairs


Vicarious Liability Bombay Law Reporter (journal section) Vol. 49 (1947), 18.

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