THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPACT OF ANGLO MUHAMMADAN LAW IN COLONIAL INDIA

Abstract

The Anglo Muhammadan law speaks to an idiosyncrasy inside the current setting of relative law, attributable to its triple nature of Muslim individual law, impact by the Common law, and having a place with the more extensive Indian general set of laws. In any case, despie its peculiarity, it speaks to a field of study which is regularly ignored. This exposition endeavors, in any event somewhat, to reveal insight upon it. In any case, the article gives a recorded outline of the development of AngloMuhammadan law, focusing on the principle tranformations and advancements presented by the British and their unavoidable legal, social and religious consequences. The current exposition in any case, delineates, also, that, in spite of an amazing drive towards consistency encouraged by the overarching framework, the Anglo muhammadan law. The paper manages the peculiar outcomes of the evolution of this branch of law.