- to
station soldiers in
various thanas under him. In
addition in some
faujdaris there were a
number of
thanas described as
huzuri or
huzuri mashruti....
- Ṣadr
Faujdari ʿAdālat (Urdu: صدر فوجداری عدالت, Bengali: সদর ফৌজদারি আদালত) were
courts of
criminal justice in
Mughal and
British India. The
Faujdari criminal...
- India. The
district headquarter is H****an. It was part of
Manjarabad Faujdari between 1832-81 (Commissioner's Rule of Mysore). In 1882, it was reduced...
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justice in Bengal. The
administration of
criminal justice, the Nizāmat or
Faujdāri, however,
remained with the Nawāb, and for
criminal cases the prevailing...
- power.
Several attempts of
modernisation were made in this era.
Diwani and
Faujdari courts were
established and
judicial officers were
brought in from other...
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Swarup Singh died of old age in 1714. His
arrears of
payments due to the
faujdari amounted to 70 lakhs,
being a
defaulter for ten years. The
Nawab of Arcot...
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Adalat and the
Sadar Faujdari Adalat at Calcutta;
Sadar Diwani Adalat and
Sadar Faujdari Adalat at Madras;
Sadar Diwani Adalat and
Faujdari Adalat at Bombay...
-
civil courts, or
Adalat Diwani, as well as
criminal courts, or
Adalat Faujdari, were
established for
Jaipur state. In 1840, the
state was
divided into...
- a
steed by
Emperor Aurangzeb. In the same year, he was also
given the
faujdari of
Azamnagar and Belgaum. In 1704, he
became the
faujdar of Nusratabad...
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Persian دار daar (holder).
petty officer (as one in
charge of police).
Faujdari from Persian, from فوجدار fawjdar. a
criminal court in India.
Ferghan from...
