History · Mughal Administration
Consider the following statements regarding district-level judicial courts during the Mughal period: I. The Amalguzari Kacherhi was a district-level court that decided revenue cases and was presided over by the Amalguzar. II. The Faujdari Adalat was established to hear appeals against the decisions made by the Amalguzari Kacherhi in revenue matters. III. The Kotwali decided cases similar to those under modern police acts and possessed jurisdiction over urban police/civil matters, presided over by the kotwal. IV. The Chief civil and criminal court of the district was presided over by the Amalguzar alongside his revenue duties. Which of the statements given above are correct?
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