Which court did Syed Ahmad Khan serve as a judge in 1867?
Small Causes Court
High Court of Justice
Supreme Court
Court of Session
Answer
The Small Causes Court, where Syed Ahmad Khan served as a judge in 1867, was a special court established in several British Indian cities to adjudicate small monetary disputes. It was designed to provide quick and inexpensive justice to litigants, particularly those with limited means. The simplified procedures of this court made it an efficient means of resolving minor civil cases involving claims below a certain monetary threshold.
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