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Which of the following statements regarding early British judicial institutions in India are correct? 1. District Diwani Adalats could decide civil suits involving sums up to ₹ 500. 2. A Supreme Court of Judicature was established at Calcutta under the Regulating Act of 1773. 3. Islamic law (Mohammadan law) was applied in the Faujdari Adalats for criminal matters. 4. A Law Commission under Lord Macaulay was set up during Warren Hastings' period. Select the correct option:
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