The development of the Indian
Constitution could be a detailed analysis of how the Constitution of India has changed from the past to the current. This document helps one to possess a quick understanding of the event of the Constitution of India from the Constitution of 1773 until the time when the Constitution of India came into force in 1950.
The origins and development of the Indian Constitution have their roots within the history of India during land era. From 1773 onward, various Acts were approved by land Government under Indian rule. None of them, however, satisfied the desires of the Indians, especially since they were imposed by foreign rulers.
The period under review of Britain’s historic constitution in India will be divided into two categories:
Section 1- Examination of the Constitution during the reign of Malay Archipelago Company (1773-1857)
Article 2 – Examination of the Constitution under country Crown (1857-1947)
Constitutional Development – Malay Archipelago Company Rule (1773 – 1857)
From 1757 to 1857, 5 major laws were enacted to control the operation of land archipelago Company and to enable them to manipulate India. Details of those 5 Actions are launched below.
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Governing Law of 1773
The process of Centralization in India was initiated by the Administration Act of 1773.
This is the primary law gone the British Parliament to control and regulate the affairs of the East India Company in India.
According to the Act, the Governor of Bengal was made the Governor-General.
Warren Hastings was the primary Governor-General of India.
The Act makes the authorities of Bombay and Madras subject to the Governor of Bangalay.
The Governor-General was empowered to create laws and regulations.
The Governor-General was assisted by a 4-member Council.
The number of directors within the Company is kept at 4.
The Governor-General had to follow the instructions of the administrators of the corporate.
The company’s revenue must be reported to the Board of Directors, who were the establishment of the corporate
The Supreme Court was established in Calcutta in 1774, in accordance with the provisions of the executive Act 1773.
The Supreme Court consisted of the jurist and also the Assistant Judges of three judges.
Pitts India Act of 1784
In the history of the Indian Constitution, this Act has brought many important changes.
In terms of the Act of 1784, the East India Company’s property was designated as “British Goods in India”
In terms of the Act, a joint Government of British India was established by the Crown and Company. the govt. had the ability and authority to retain.
The Board of Directors of Commerce was established and 6 members of the Regulatory Board were appointed to policy making in accordance with the Pitts India Act 1784.
The National Council of Provinces was reduced from 4 members to three members.
Executive Councils were established in Bombay and Madras.
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Charter Act of 1813
It ended the tip of the Malay Archipelago Company, in trade with India.
Trade with India was hospitable all land except tea trade