The Charter Acts of 1793 - In the charter Acts of 1793, the company commercial privileges were extended for a period of twenty years. The significant features of the Charter Act of 1793 was that s bys this act special emphasis was given on the presidencies of Bombay, Madras. The Charter Act of 1813 -The Charter Act of 1813 renewed the tenures of the commercial privileges of the Company. Moreover the Charter of 1813, envisaged that's the Company should function as the commercial body wholly. Its political function was limited considerably. The Charter Act of 1833 - The Charter Act of 1833, granted a lease to the Company for further twenty years. The Act introduced centralization in the legislative ands administrative function and provided the abolition of slavery, thereby brought several changes in the Constitutions of India. The Charter Act of 1853 - The Charter Act of 1853 renewed the powers of the company but did not mention the specific time period. The Act allowed the company to retain the possession of the Indians territories in trust of Her Majesty. The Charter Acts of 1853 provided for thorough revisions of the existing legislative procedure. |