Short questions and answers from M.C chagla's biography

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Q:1 what kind of solicitors practiced at HC Bar?

Ans:  At the HC bar the solicitors practiced mere learned basically European intellectual and learning good and extreme knowledge of judiciary and law.

Q:2  what should be the duty of a lawyer according to chagla?

Ans: according to chagla a lawyer should be keen and confident about his matter. A lawyer should be reliable for his client,a lawyer should not be permitted to be the judge on the matter while he should be behave like a learned advocate.

Q:3 what were chagla suggested about appointment of civil judges?

Ans: According to M.C chagla the criteria for appointment of civil judges or any judiciary authority should be depend upon the ability and deservingness rather appoint them on influencing approach.

Q:4 What attracted M.C.chagla to Jinnah?

Ans: Chagla was greatly impressed by Jinnah and his personality. As Jinnah was less talkative, full of humanity reliable for his profession and above all Jinnah was helpful for his juniors with his strict guidence.

Q:5  what were chagla's views regarding the closing of court when someone dies?

Ans: Chagla was completely against this system of government. As according to him the procedure of the work at least judiciary should be continue in its regular manner without such disturbance. Closing of courts on someone's death is actually a disturbing process or inappropriate for the ideal system of government.

Q:6 Which articles suspended during emergency?

Ans: article 14,21and 22.

Q:7 In which year Roses in December was published?

Ans: 1973

Q:8 M.C.Chagla was a member of which party and why he left the party?

Ans:  M.C.Chagla belongs to the Muslim League party of the government. After some time he left the party because party owing to the demand of separate religious state.

Q:9 What advice Inverarity gives to Bhula Bhai Desai?

Ans: Learn facts and dates of the cases sincerely.

Q:10. What was equal to an extra month salary for the Chagla?

Ans: At the time when Chagla face financial crisis an extra month salary proves as an privilege amount for him.


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