Answer:
British citizens controlled trade laws and Indians controlled criminal laws.
Explanation:
England had a viceroy in Indian territory, who represented the colony's highest authority and was responsible for the laws of commerce and accountability to the British Empire in London.
However, at the end of the 19th century the first British measures were created to allow greater involvement of Indians in government. These measures put Indians in positions of advice to the viceroy. These positions were of legislative representation, controlling the criminal laws.
