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Under Pitt's India Act of 1784, which restriction was explicitly placed on the Governor-General and his Council?
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- 1They could not pass any civil law without the British Monarch's consent.
- 2They could not issue administrative orders without majority support.
- 3They were forbidden to declare war or make treaties with Indian princes without the Court of Directors' approval.✓
- 4They had to compulsorily resign after a fixed tenure of 5 years in office.
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They were forbidden to declare war or make treaties with Indian princes without the Court of Directors' approval.
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