A Digest of Indian Law Cases Containing High Court Reports and Privy Council Reports of Appeals from India 1910-1919, with an Index of Cases, Being a Supplement to the Consolidated Digest of Indian Law Cases, 1836-1909

This volume was published in the early 20th century to serve the administrative and legal needs of the British Raj in India. As the legal system grew increasingly complex, practitioners required systematic indexing of High Court rulings and Privy Council appeals to ensure consistency in judicial interpretation. Barada d'As Bose compiled this specific supplement to bridge the gap between the monumental 1836-1909 consolidated digest and the evolving body of case law that emerged during the tumultuous decade of 1910-1919.

The design of the work reflects the pragmatic, utilitarian approach characteristic of British colonial legal publishing during this era. Bose focused on creating an accessible cross-reference tool for barristers, judges, and clerks working within the Indian court systems. The volume is esteemed today primarily as a historical artifact, documenting the formalization of legal precedents in India and providing insight into the regulatory framework that governed the region prior to its independence.