The Calcutta Review, Volume 13University of Calcutta, 1850 |
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Page 33
... Mofussil . The social charities were largely cultivated by him . His doors were ever open to the stranger . He was continually surround- ed by his friends . To the young he was especially acceptable ; and it was said of him " as long as ...
... Mofussil . The social charities were largely cultivated by him . His doors were ever open to the stranger . He was continually surround- ed by his friends . To the young he was especially acceptable ; and it was said of him " as long as ...
Page 138
... Mofussil Courts in Bengal ever since . The Civilians , from the tone given to their educa- tion , interlard all their documents and phraseology with Persian terms , to such a degree , that the language of the Courts is not now the ...
... Mofussil Courts in Bengal ever since . The Civilians , from the tone given to their educa- tion , interlard all their documents and phraseology with Persian terms , to such a degree , that the language of the Courts is not now the ...
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... Mofussil : an army of three hundred thousand sepoys and forty thousand British soldiers does not , and cannot , give that security , which would make capital abundant . The kind of law administered forms another head of ob- jection on ...
... Mofussil : an army of three hundred thousand sepoys and forty thousand British soldiers does not , and cannot , give that security , which would make capital abundant . The kind of law administered forms another head of ob- jection on ...
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... Mofussil criminal system . The last objection , which we have noted , is founded on what we have supposed to be the intention of Parliament : and this we need not here dwell upon , as we have already proved it by the most authentic and ...
... Mofussil criminal system . The last objection , which we have noted , is founded on what we have supposed to be the intention of Parliament : and this we need not here dwell upon , as we have already proved it by the most authentic and ...
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... Mofussil Courts , for the fair and just exercise of a jurisdiction over Europeans . In these prefatory remarks we have shewn both the parlia- mentary origin of the India Law Commission , and that the preparation of a complete body of ...
... Mofussil Courts , for the fair and just exercise of a jurisdiction over Europeans . In these prefatory remarks we have shewn both the parlia- mentary origin of the India Law Commission , and that the preparation of a complete body of ...
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