Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) Law (Prelims) Syllabus
Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS)
- 8
- Topics
- 18
- Sub-topics
- 90
- Marks
Law (Prelims) is one of 11 sections in the Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) syllabus. It has 8 topics and 18 sub-topics, tested in Prelims (90 marks).
Practise this section freeDelhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) Law (Prelims): topic-wise syllabus
- 1
Constitutional Law
- Preamble, Fundamental Rights, DPSP
- Union & State Executive, Legislature
- Judiciary, Emergency Provisions
- 2
Indian Penal Code / BNS
- General Principles, Stages of Crime
- Offences Against Human Body & Property
- Offences Against Women & State
- 3
Code of Criminal Procedure / BNSS
- Arrest, Bail, Investigation
- Trial Procedure, Charge, Judgment
- 4
Law of Evidence / BSA
- Relevancy of Facts, Admissions, Confessions
- Dying Declaration, Burden of Proof
- 5
Contract Act & Specific Relief
- Formation, Consideration, Free Consent
- Performance, Breach, Remedies
- 6
Law of Torts
- General Principles, Specific Torts
- Defences, Vicarious Liability
- 7
Transfer of Property Act
- General Principles, Rule Against Perpetuities
- Sale, Mortgage, Lease
- 8
Code of Civil Procedure
- Jurisdiction, Pleadings, Suits
- Execution, Appeals, Revision
Frequently asked questions
What topics are in the Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) Law (Prelims) syllabus?
Law (Prelims) for Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) has 8 topics: Constitutional Law, Indian Penal Code / BNS, Code of Criminal Procedure / BNSS, Law of Evidence / BSA, Contract Act & Specific Relief, Law of Torts, Transfer of Property Act and Code of Civil Procedure, with 18 sub-topics in all.
How many questions come from Law (Prelims) in Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS)?
A share of the paper (90 marks) in Prelims. Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.
How do I practise Delhi Higher Judicial Service (DHJS) Law (Prelims) on Topicly?
Pick a topic above and study it your way — step-by-step chat, a quiz, a formula sheet or a voice call with Sia. Topicly tracks each sub-topic so you know what's left. It's free to start.
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