Enlist the changes that were introduced by the Judiciary under the regulating act of 1773
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The changes and the aim of regulating act of 1773 are described as follows:
For recognizing the political and administrative power of the Company.
To control and regulate the affairs of East India Company.
To improve the despotic state of affairs (situation) of the company
For removing the political power from the hands of the Trading Company
To provide new administrative reforms which were to provide a Central Administration System
To sort out the chaos created by the introduction of the system of dual government
To bring anti-corruption practices via the medium of the act by prohibiting the servants of the company, from engaging in any form of private trade and from accepting bribes, gifts, and presents from the people
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The Regulating Act of 1773 was the turning point in the Constitutional history of India. Under this Act, the government at Calcutta was reorganised and a new Supreme court was established in Calcutta. A court of appeal – the SadarNizamatAdalat – was also set up at Calcutta.