Legal Studies & Law - Indian Legal History

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Assess your knowledge of the historical progression of the administration of justice in India, spanning the period from 1639 to 1726.
Evaluate your understanding of the establishment and restructuring of the Adalat system, as well as the judicial reforms introduced by Cornwallis that shaped the evolution of the Indian judicial system.
Test your proficiency in the impact of the Adalat system in Bengal and its expansion to other regions, ultimately contributing to the formation of the present-day judicial framework in India.
It supports the LLM-Indian Maritime University (IMU) CET exam.

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Indian legal history traces the evolution of justice administration from early Adalat systems to reforms under Cornwallis, shaping the present judicial framework that extends beyond Bengal, reflecting a blend of historical legacies and contemporary legal institutions.

Test Series Benefits:

Evaluate your proficiency in the historical administration of justice in India from 1639–1726, ensuring an understanding of early legal practices and institutions during that era.
Assess your knowledge of the inception and reorganization of the Adalat system, enabling individuals to grasp the evolution of judicial structures and practices in colonial India, including the Adalat system in Bengal.
Test your competency in the present judicial system in India and the judicial measures of Cornwallis, facilitating comprehension of contemporary legal frameworks, institutions, and practices.

Prepare for the exam: LLM-Indian Maritime University (IMU) CET.

Your Education	11th – 12th, Graduation, Post Graduation
Exam Language	English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Bengali, Sanskrit, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Malyalam, Bhojpuri, Assamese, Odiya
Number of Questions	50