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Madras Law Journal, the first legal publication in India, that put Madras on the world map of judiciary through its ruthless objectivity and fearless reporting, had to sail through choppy waters in the court, particularly when the Madras High Court turned down the request for covering the proceedings of the High Court in 1892.

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(1947) 2 MLJ 208 (PC)

PRIVY COUNCIL

Present : Lord Simonds, Lord Uthwatt and Sir John Beaumont.

Case Number(s) : P.C. Appeal No. 11 of 1946.

Judgement Date : Wednesday 02nd of July 1947

AL. AR. Vellayan Chettiar (deceased) and others .....Appellant(s)
Versus
The Government of the Province of Madras, through the Collector of Ramnad at Madura, and another.....Respondent(s)

Civil Procedure Code (V of 1908), section 80 — Notice under, on behalf of one plaintiff — Suit, if can be instituted by him and another — Right to notice as required by section 80 — If can be waived — Plea of implied waiver and estoppel — Onus — Suit filed in wrong Court — Defendant raising only the question of want of jurisdiction — Suit subsequently filed in the proper Court — Defendant raising the plea of want of proper notice at that stage — If estopped from raising it.


Cases Referred
Appa Rao v. Secretary of State for India A.I.R. 1935 Mad. 389 : [1930] 59 M.L.J. 923
Bhagchand Dagadusa v. Secretary of State for India L.R. 54 I.A. 338; I.L.R. 51 Bom. 725 (P.C.) : [1927] 53 M.L.J. 81
Bhagchand Dagadusa v. Secretary of State for India L.R. 54 I.A. 338; I.L.R. 51 Bom. 725 (P.C.) : [1927] 53 M.L.J. 81
Gaekwar Baroda State Railway v. Hafiz Habib-ul-Haq L.R. 65 I.A. 182 : 1938] 2 M.L.J. 11





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