6. The “Sadar Nizamat Adalat” was responsible for dealing with which type of cases in British India?
a) Civil cases involving revenue matters
b) Criminal cases involving serious offenses
c) Civil cases involving personal laws
d) Appeals against decisions of lower courts
7. The Charter Act of 1833 established a new high court in Calcutta. What was this court called?
a) Supreme Court of Bengal
b) Calcutta High Court
c) Supreme Court of Calcutta
d) Bengal High Court
8. The Charter Act of 1861 led to the establishment of high courts in Bombay and Madras. Prior to this, which court served as the highest court of appeal in these provinces?
a) Privy Council in London
b) Supreme Court of Calcutta
c) Sadar Diwani Adalat
d) Judicial Committee of the Governor-General
9. Which act established the High Courts in Bombay and Madras?
a) Charter Act of 1833
b) Charter Act of 1853
c) Charter Act of 1861
d) Government of India Act of 1858
10. The judicial system introduced by the British in India allowed appeals to be heard by the:
a) Privy Council in London
b) Governor-General of India
c) Chief Justice of India
d) Viceroy of India
