Mention two features of a new system of justice that was established in India after 1772.
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Answer:
Introduction of Two new courts in each district, following:
1. Civil court ( Diwani Adalat )
2. Criminal court ( Faujdari Adalat )
Explanation:
"Warren Hastings" was the governor-general of India during 1772, He inaugurates several administrative reforms, famously in the field of the justice system.
Two new courts were established in each district, following:
1. Civil court ( Diwani Adalat):
'Maulvis' and 'Pandits' interpret the laws for the British District collector who is the head of the civil courts.
2. Criminal court ( Faujdari Adalat):
These courts were headed by the 'Qazis' but under the supervision of the District Collector.
Answer:
A new system of justice was established in 1772; each district was to have two courts - a criminal court - faujdari adalat, and a civil court - diwani adalat. Maulvis and Hindupandits interpreted Indian laws for the European district collectors who presided over civil courts.
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