Exposition of the Practical Operation of the Judicial and Revenue Systems of India and of the General Character and Condition of Its Native Inhabitants as Submitted in Evidence to the Authorities in England. With Notes and Illustrations ..

The book 'Exposition on the Judicial and Revenue Systems of India' by Rajah Rammohun Roy provides a detailed analysis of the judicial and revenue systems in India. The author discusses the historical boundaries and characteristics of the country as well as the impact of foreign rule on its governance. The book delves into the challenges faced by the judicial system such as the lack of qualified judges language barriers and issues of corruption and perjury. Roy suggests reforms including the introduction of trial by jury and the modification of the Punchayet system to improve the administration of justice. The author also highlights the importance of public transparency and the need for better regulation of legal proceedings. Overall the book offers a comprehensive examination of the legal framework in India and proposes practical solutions for its improvement.