Under this scheme, civil and criminal justice were separated. the new plan of 1774 Also appointed Indian Judge in placed of Englishmen. 1. Civil Justice | New Plan of 1774 Under this plan the Mofussil area was divided into 6 divisions with their headquarters at Calcutta, Murshidabad, Patna, Burdwan, Dinapur and Dacca.Under this plan a…
The charter of 1726 was issued by king George first on September 24,1726.The charter is known as the judicial charter because its importance in the field of law and Justice. It’s established crowns court in India and for the first time the jurisdiction of king-in-Council was extended to India. Needs of Charter of 1726 1….
The concept of institutions is one of the most important in the entire field of sociology. Unfortunately, this is a concept that is not used consistently by sociologists. The importance of understanding the concept of institutions for understanding society is simultaneously recognized by all sociologists. In fact, Durkheim went so far as to define sociology…
Welfare State, Anarchists are of the view that the state is an unnecessary evil. They argue that the state’s foundation is force, and that it always promotes capitalism; consequently, it is unneeded. We disagree with anarchists’ viewpoints. This is because the state is the primary condition of civilisation. According to Aristotle, the state was created…
Safeguards of Liberty – The name “liberty” comes from the Latin word “Liber,” which means “free from all shackles.” The Latin word ‘Liber’ means “free of all restrictions.” It signifies that one can do whatever one wants, regardless of the circumstances. However, liberty does not allow a person to do anything they choose. Liberty in…
Introduction (Cold War) Like the First World War, the Second World War profoundly changed the global landscape. A non-European power—the USA—became a deciding force in world politics for the first time in the history of international relations. The USA and the USSR both become major nations. Due to their ability to act, meddle, and move…
