Notes On Indian Affairs volume 1
Notes On Indian Affairs volume 1
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A. Brings a suit into the civil court, before Mr. C, who is judge as well as magistrate, and who, of course, supports his former decision ; over which the commissioner has no control whatever. If B. Is dissatisfied, the case must go before another tribunal. What is this, in reality, but an appeal from the decision of Mr. C. To Mr. D. , and back again, from the decision of Mr. D. To Mr. C. Nay, the absurdity went still further ; for when the suit was filed in the civil court, if the property wer...e of small amount, it would most probably be referred to the register, Mr. E. , and if the parties were dis- satisfied with his decision, the case would be represented by appeal to the judge. So that the affair stands thus. Mr. C, who has been twelve or fourteen years in India, and has successively filled the situation of assistant, register, and judge, decides a dispute between A. And B. Regarding landed property, in favour of A. — B. Appeals to Mr. D. , who has been twenty years in the country, having filled the offices of assistant, register, collector, or judge and commissioner, who gives a decision in favour of B.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. Brings a suit into the civil court, before Mr. C, who is judge as well as magistrate, and who, of course, supports his former decision ; over which the commissioner has no control whatever. If B. Is dissatisfied, the case must go before another tribunal. What is this, in reality, but an appeal from the decision of Mr. C. To Mr. D. , and back again, from the decision of Mr. D. To Mr. C. Nay, the absurdity went still further ; for when the suit was filed in the civil court, if the property wer...e of small amount, it would most probably be referred to the register, Mr. E. , and if the parties were dis- satisfied with his decision, the case would be represented by appeal to the judge. So that the affair stands thus. Mr. C, who has been twelve or fourteen years in India, and has successively filled the situation of assistant, register, and judge, decides a dispute between A. And B. Regarding landed property, in favour of A. — B. Appeals to Mr. D. , who has been twenty years in the country, having filled the offices of assistant, register, collector, or judge and commissioner, who gives a decision in favour of B.
What to read after Notes On Indian Affairs volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick John Shore to read onlineMoreLess
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