History · Colonialism and the Countryside
Why was the 'Sunset Law' particularly dreaded by the Zamindars under the Permanent Settlement framework?
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- 1It strictly limited their judicial and police powers within the villages
- 2It legally forced them to permanently relocate to urban municipal areas
- 3Failure to pay the specified revenue by sunset on a fixed date led to the immediate auction of their estate✓
- 4It automatically increased the state tax rate exponentially on an annual basis
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Failure to pay the specified revenue by sunset on a fixed date led to the immediate auction of their estate
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