A Supreme Court of Judicature functioned for over 60 years at Madras during British rule

WIRE — A charter, issued in 1687, empowered the Mayor and three of the eldest Aldermen to form a court of record. King George III issued a charter in 1798 for constituting of the Court of the Recorder of Madras that replaced the Mayorâ s Court. Yet another charter, issued in 1800, abolished this court and put in place the Supreme Court of Judicature at Madras

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