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writer's indebtedness would be incomplete without a mention of the masterly presentment of the Jain Community's case, with all its native dignity of style and temperateness of expression, as put forward in the Memorials prepared by the distinguished advocate, Sir Chimanlal H. Setalvad, Kt., LL.D.
Mention must also be made of the ready courtesy and active zeal of the Editor, the “Bombay Chronicle,” which has expressed itself in the unfailing support given in the Editorial columns of that unflinching advocate of the cause of the Indian people, and as shown by the reproduction of the Editorials referred to, in this pamphlet.
The writer thinks his labours will be amply rewarded, if, on a perusal of this brochure, the Indian public,- Jain as well as Non-Jain--, interests itself in this question ; and brings to bear the might of its concerted opinion on the powers that be to rectify the grave injustice to the Jain Community involved in the dispute and its present ending.
High Court, Bombay, 10th Sept.
1926.
M. J. MEHTA.
