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MAHALWARI SYSTEM (1822) The British introduced this system in the Gangetic valley, the North-West provinces, parts of central India and Punjab. Under this system, the revenue was determined on the basis of assessment of the produce of a Mahal (estate consisting of several villages). Here the settlement was made with the whole village community jointly and separately. While the ownership rights were vested with the individual peasants, the responsibility of payment of land revenue of the Company rested jointly with the village community. This system rather than protecting the peasants increased the social inequalities and proved economically disastrous
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Mahawari system was introduced by halt mcanzie in 1822.
1.All villages are surveyed named as Mahal they served soil quality topography etc.
2.They imposed taxes on Mahal according to their condition.Like if my village soil is good they will set a amount for Mahal or village and head of village or Mahal have to pay it to British officials
3.This system help many peasant as in permanent settlement a provinces have to give tax without survey cause peasants got in debt but in this system all Mahal or villages are surveyed and imposed tax according to their condition that save them from going in debt.
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1.All villages are surveyed named as Mahal they served soil quality topography etc.
2.They imposed taxes on Mahal according to their condition.Like if my village soil is good they will set a amount for Mahal or village and head of village or Mahal have to pay it to British officials
3.This system help many peasant as in permanent settlement a provinces have to give tax without survey cause peasants got in debt but in this system all Mahal or villages are surveyed and imposed tax according to their condition that save them from going in debt.
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