A Review of the Principles And Conduct of the Judges of His Majestys Supreme Co
A Review of the Principles And Conduct of the Judges of His Majestys Supreme Co
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) *' guage, and might proceed;, as the Country " Courts always have done, fummarily. Were ** the Judges to fit only on caufes between the " Black Inhabitants of Calcutta, they could " not go through with one half of them. It " would be of great eafe to us, and of infinite ** advantage to the inhabitants, if a Provincial ** Vewamtee Adaulut v/as eredted, by his Ma- " jefty's authority, for this town, for the de- *' termination of fuits between the native in- *' habitants of it, where the caufes ...of adlion *^ fhall not exceed 500 rupees j — if eftablifhed " by his Majefty's authority, they might be 'f CONTROULED BY THE SuPREME CoURT. I ** hardly dare to propofe the fame for the '* chief towns in the provinces at large, " as the J^egiflature did not think fit, in the " laft A, 6t of Parliament, to interfere with *' them. " Gen. Append. No. 32.
Here, then, fo early as 1775, we have a plain deliberate confefTion of the real motives which have a6luated the Judges. They had no objeftion it feems to the Provincial Courts, provided they had the controul ; and it was the ftrugglc to obtain this controul indire£lly, which neither Parliament nor the King had given them diredly, that occafioned all thefe violent proceedings in the Patna Cause, againft the Mahomedan Lawyers of the Patna K 2 Court, ( 68 r Court, which ended in the death of the Cau-' zee, and the imprifonnncnt of the Muftees.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) *' guage, and might proceed;, as the Country " Courts always have done, fummarily. Were ** the Judges to fit only on caufes between the " Black Inhabitants of Calcutta, they could " not go through with one half of them. It " would be of great eafe to us, and of infinite ** advantage to the inhabitants, if a Provincial ** Vewamtee Adaulut v/as eredted, by his Ma- " jefty's authority, for this town, for the de- *' termination of fuits between the native in- *' habitants of it, where the caufes ...of adlion *^ fhall not exceed 500 rupees j — if eftablifhed " by his Majefty's authority, they might be 'f CONTROULED BY THE SuPREME CoURT. I ** hardly dare to propofe the fame for the '* chief towns in the provinces at large, " as the J^egiflature did not think fit, in the " laft A, 6t of Parliament, to interfere with *' them. " Gen. Append. No. 32.
Here, then, fo early as 1775, we have a plain deliberate confefTion of the real motives which have a6luated the Judges. They had no objeftion it feems to the Provincial Courts, provided they had the controul ; and it was the ftrugglc to obtain this controul indire£lly, which neither Parliament nor the King had given them diredly, that occafioned all thefe violent proceedings in the Patna Cause, againft the Mahomedan Lawyers of the Patna K 2 Court, ( 68 r Court, which ended in the death of the Cau-' zee, and the imprifonnncnt of the Muftees.
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