Decisions, Zillah Courts, North-Western Provinces, 1848-52, 54-55
This collection comprises decisions from the Zillah Courts of the North-Western Provinces of India, spanning the years 1848-52 and 1854-55. These records offer invaluable insights into the legal and administrative systems established during the British colonial period. The decisions reflect the application of British law within the Indian context, revealing the complexities and nuances of colonial governance. Scholars and researchers interested in legal history, colonial studies, and South Asian history will find this compilation to be a rich source of primary material. The cases presented shed light on social dynamics, economic relations, and the evolving legal framework that shaped the region during this transformative era.
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