The Key to Indian Practice Being a Summary of the Code of Civil Procedure

Another part is the commentary which is a succinct and lucid exposition of the principles govering the construction of the Act and the application of the Act to particular instruments. [...] The object of the present work is to give an idea to the student of the practice and procedure in the conduct of suits in and out of Court. [...] This is the Court of the Subordinate Judge of the first class in the Bombay Presidency and of the Subordinate Judge in the other two Presidencies; these CourTSynay try suits of any value as there is no limit to their pecuniary jurisdiction. [...] It is a Court belonging to class II that is the Court of the Subordinate Judge of the First class in the Bombay Presidency and the Court of the Subordinate Judge in the other two Presidencies. [...] But if the contract is made in Bombay and the goods are to be delivered to you in Madras and I fail to deliver the goods to you in Madras a part only of the cause of action (namely the making of the contract) is said to arise in Bombay and a part (so far as the breach is concerned) in Madras.