P. S. MISHRA, C. J.

( 1 ) WHEN time passes and situations undergo changes, conventions of the courts and rules of procedure are sometimes stretched and even violated. Every High Court in matters of procedure is given freedom by the laws made by the competent legislature and to seek uniformity of procedure in all the courts in the country is to seek concurrence of minds of Judges of different courts of the country, which is possible only when they interact and recognise the wisdom behind a particular procedure, which is followed in any Court. This Court, although created after independence and the Constitution of the republic of India has inherited and by law made by the Parliament, conferred with the Letters Patent power of the Madras High Court, a Full Bench of this court in A. Srinath vs. APSRTC has accepted that the practice of the Madras high Court applies perforce to this Court. The Full Bench has traced the history of the creation of this Court stating inter alia as follows:"the history of the creation of this Court goes to the period of King george III of Great Britain when under the Letters Patent dated 26-12-1818 a Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras was established foll

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