Web1852 According to the provisions of the Inam Commission (1852), 20000 estates were confiscated when the landlords failed to produce evidence like title-deeds by which they held the land. The landed aristocracy which included the taluqdars and the hereditary landlords were deprived of their estates. WebInam Commission 1852 Post Office Act 1854 Annexation of Awadh 1856 Widow Remarriage Act 1856 General Service Enlistment Act 1856 Revolt of 1857 1857 Government of India …

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Webthe provisions of Act, XI of 1852 which were framed for the guidance of Bombay Inam Commission, seemed to them as liberal and it should form the basis for the decisions of … WebThe Inam Commission was appointed by the British to look into land records. The commission mandated that the owners of land holdings had to produce title deeds. They … untar to a specific directory

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WebAn ‘Inam Commission’ was established in 1852 during the reign of Lord Dalhousie. The aim was to locate and snatch the taxless land properties. 20000 estates were confiscated by … Web122) was drawn up. By that agreement, instead of the cash allowances for the maintenance of the branches certain 780 villages were assigned to them. Next came the Inam Commission under the Bombay Rent-free Estates Act, 1852 (Bom. 11 of 1852), by which in accordance with the policy laid down by Lord Bentick, all jagirdars and inamdars were … WebInam Commission 1852 Post Office Act 1854 Annexation of Awadh 1856 Widow Remarriage Act 1856 General Service Enlistment Act 1856 Revolt of 1857 1857 Government of India … reckless 1984 romeo