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Plan of 1787
Revenue Civil Criminal
G. G-in-Council King in Council Sadar Nizamat Adalat
Board of Revenue Sadar Diwani Adalat Mufussil Nizamat Adalat
Mal Adalat Diwani Adlat Magistrates Courts
Plan of 1790
Criminal
Sadar Fauzadari Adalat
Court of Circuit
Court of District Magistrate
Reasons behind introduction of Reforms
 The defective system of the Mohammedan criminal Law
 Defective constitution of trail courts trying criminal
offences.
 Corrupt Muslim officers who were administering justice in
criminal court.
 Entire criminal administration of justice was in the hands
of Nawab.
 Because of the weak administration of Nawab.
 The persons who entrusted with criminal justice were paid
hopelessly low salaries.
 The Muslim criminal law which was applied by the courts
was also defective many ways.
 Some of its provisions were contrary to the principles of
natural justice and they imposed very severe
punishments for petty cases.
Salient features of the plan
Court of district Magistrate
The collector in every district was authorized to act as
Magistrate to apprehend and
arrest, murderers, robbers, thieves, disturber of
peace.
In petty cases he could him self impose punishment or
imprisonment not exceeding 15 days and he could
release the accused on bail.
 It was moving court like a similar court which was in
existence in England.
 Entire presidency divided into 4 divisions and each
division a circuit courts was established. ( Patna, Calcutta,
Murshidabad and Dacca)
 It visited every district twice a year to try the person
who had been apprehended and charge-sheet by the
Magistrate in his area.
 The court was assisted by Muslim law officers such as
Kazi and Mufti and all the judges were in this court was
English men.
Sadar-Foujudari-Adlat
The seat of this Court of this Court had been, so far, at
Murshidabad but under this plan it was shifted to
Calcutta.
The Court was constituted by the Governor-General-in-
Council as judges.
They were also to be assisted by Muslim law officers.
The adalt was require to conduct its business at least once
in a weak
Sadar Diwani Adalat Sadar Fauzadari Adalat
Provincial Court of Appeal
Mofussil Diwani Adalat Diwani Adalat
Registrar Courts (civil and criminal)
Munsif’s Court

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Judicial plans of cornwallis

  • 1.
  • 2. Plan of 1787 Revenue Civil Criminal G. G-in-Council King in Council Sadar Nizamat Adalat Board of Revenue Sadar Diwani Adalat Mufussil Nizamat Adalat Mal Adalat Diwani Adlat Magistrates Courts
  • 3. Plan of 1790 Criminal Sadar Fauzadari Adalat Court of Circuit Court of District Magistrate
  • 4. Reasons behind introduction of Reforms  The defective system of the Mohammedan criminal Law  Defective constitution of trail courts trying criminal offences.  Corrupt Muslim officers who were administering justice in criminal court.  Entire criminal administration of justice was in the hands of Nawab.
  • 5.  Because of the weak administration of Nawab.  The persons who entrusted with criminal justice were paid hopelessly low salaries.  The Muslim criminal law which was applied by the courts was also defective many ways.  Some of its provisions were contrary to the principles of natural justice and they imposed very severe punishments for petty cases.
  • 6. Salient features of the plan Court of district Magistrate The collector in every district was authorized to act as Magistrate to apprehend and arrest, murderers, robbers, thieves, disturber of peace. In petty cases he could him self impose punishment or imprisonment not exceeding 15 days and he could release the accused on bail.
  • 7.  It was moving court like a similar court which was in existence in England.  Entire presidency divided into 4 divisions and each division a circuit courts was established. ( Patna, Calcutta, Murshidabad and Dacca)  It visited every district twice a year to try the person who had been apprehended and charge-sheet by the Magistrate in his area.  The court was assisted by Muslim law officers such as Kazi and Mufti and all the judges were in this court was English men.
  • 8. Sadar-Foujudari-Adlat The seat of this Court of this Court had been, so far, at Murshidabad but under this plan it was shifted to Calcutta. The Court was constituted by the Governor-General-in- Council as judges. They were also to be assisted by Muslim law officers. The adalt was require to conduct its business at least once in a weak
  • 9. Sadar Diwani Adalat Sadar Fauzadari Adalat Provincial Court of Appeal Mofussil Diwani Adalat Diwani Adalat Registrar Courts (civil and criminal) Munsif’s Court