...first was in the nature of the laws and regulations by which India was governed ; the second was in the authority and power from which these various laws...anomalous, and sometimes conflicting judicatures, by which the laws were administered. Or the defects were in the laws themselves, in the authority for...

...Cowell in continuation, 'the attention of Parliament was directed to three leading vices in the process of Indian government. The first was in the nature...emanated ; and the third was the anomalous and sometimes conflicting1 judicatures by which the laws were administered/ The Act of 1 833 vested the legislative...

...1833," says Mr. Cowell, " the attention of Parliament was directed to three leading vices in the process of Indian government. The first was in the nature...anomalous and sometimes conflicting judicatures by which the laws were administered." The Act of 1833 vested the legislative power of the Indian Government...