, It appears to us that the question with which we are concerned in the present appeals is not a question on which it is necessary to seek information from to relevant department of the Government of India; for ' one thing, it does not appear to us that there is any uncertainty in the matter; secondly, as we shall 983 presently show, the Government of India in the relevant department has already spoken with sufficient clarity in the: White Paper on Indian States with regard to the political changes in Junagadh and what the Government of India has stated therein shows clearly enough that there was no changeover of assumption of sovereignty on 'November 9, 1947 in the sense 'which learned counsel for the respondents has contended for; lastly, it appears to us that the question with which we are concerned in these appeals is not essentially a question as to any disputed ""facts of State" the determination of which is solely in the hands of government; rather it is a question which must be determined by the court.