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UP JUDICIARY Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 Syllabus

Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service (UPPCS J)

8
Topics
43
Sub-topics
15
Questions

Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 is one of 31 sections in the UP JUDICIARY syllabus. It has 8 topics and 43 sub-topics, tested in Prelims Law, with about 15 questions (8 marks).

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UP JUDICIARY Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    Jurisdiction and Institution of Suits (Sections 6-35)

    • Kinds of Jurisdiction: Subject-Matter (Pecuniary/Value), Territorial, Original/Appellate
    • Place of Suing (Sections 15-20): Defendant's Residence, Cause of Action, Leave of Court
    • Institution of Suit (Section 26, Order IV): Plaint, Filing, Register
    • Cause of Action: Every Fact to Be Proved, Joinder of Causes
    • Res Judicata (Section 11): Conditions, Constructive Res Judicata (Explanation VIII), Exceptions
    • Res Sub Judice (Section 10): Stay of Suit, Same Matter in Previously Instituted Suit
  2. 2

    Pleadings and Parties (Order I, Order VI, Order VIII)

    • Pleading (Order VI): Plaint and Written Statement, Rule: Facts Not Law, Material Facts, Concise
    • Amendment of Pleadings (Order VI Rule 17): Before Trial, After Trial Commence, Prejudice
    • Parties to Suit (Order I): Joinder, Misjoinder, Non-Joinder, Necessary vs Proper Party
    • Representative Suits (Order I Rule 8): Common Interest, Notice, Binding Effect
    • Written Statement (Order VIII): Denials, Set-Off (Order VIII Rule 6), Counter-Claim (Order VIII Rule 6A-6G)
  3. 3

    Summons, Appearance, and Ex-Parte Decree (Orders V, IX, XVI)

    • Summons to Defendant (Order V): Contents, Modes of Service, Substituted Service
    • Appearance of Parties (Order IX): Consequences of Non-Appearance, Ex-Parte Decree
    • Setting Aside Ex-Parte Decree (Order IX Rule 13): Sufficient Cause, Burden of Proof
    • Summoning and Attendance of Witnesses (Order XVI, XVI-A)
    • Production, Impounding, Return of Documents (Order XIII)
  4. 4

    Issues, Trial, and Judgment (Orders XIV, XVIII, XX)

    • Framing of Issues (Order XIV): Material Propositions, Onus of Proof, Cardinal to Case
    • Disposal at First Hearing (Order XV): Admissions, Struck Off
    • Trial (Order XVIII): Date Fixed, Hearing of Suit, Examination of Parties (Order X)
    • Judgment (Order XX): Pronouncement, Contents, Decree (Section 2(2), Order XX Rule 1-8)
    • Interest (Section 34): Pendente Lite, Future Interest
  5. 5

    Execution of Decrees (Sections 36-74, Orders XXI, XXXVIII)

    • Court Executing Decree (Section 37-38): Which Court, Transfer for Execution (Section 39-42)
    • Modes of Execution (Section 51): Delivery of Property, Attachment and Sale, Arrest and Detention, Receiver
    • Attachment of Property (Order XXI Rules 41-56): What Can be Attached (Section 60), Exemptions
    • Sale of Property (Order XXI Rules 64-96): Procedure, Proclamation, Setting Aside
    • Arrest and Detention (Section 55-59): Conditions, Privilege from Arrest
    • Stay of Execution (Section 47, Order XXI Rule 26-29)
  6. 6

    Commission and Interim Orders (Orders XXVI, XXXIX, XL)

    • Commission (Order XXVI): Examination of Witnesses, Local Investigation, Scientific Investigation, Sale of Movables
    • Temporary Injunctions (Order XXXIX): Prima Facie Case, Balance of Convenience, Irreparable Injury
    • Appointment of Receiver (Order XL): Appointment, Powers, Duties
    • Arrest Before Judgment (Order XXXVIII): Defendant About to Abscond, Conditional Attachment
  7. 7

    Appeals, Review, Reference, and Revision (Sections 96-115)

    • Appeal from Original Decree (Section 96, 100A): First Appeal to High Court, Substantial Question of Law
    • Second Appeal (Section 100): Only Substantial Question of Law
    • Appeal from Orders (Section 104, Order XLIII): Appealable Orders Listed
    • Appeals to Supreme Court (Sections 109, 112): Civil Matters of General Importance
    • Reference (Section 113): Doubt as to Law, Power of HC
    • Review (Section 114, Order XLVII): Error Apparent on Face of Record, Discovery of New Evidence
    • Revision (Section 115): High Court's Power, Conditions: Jurisdictional Error, Failure to Exercise, Illegal/Irregular
    • Inherent Powers of Court (Section 151): Courts of Justice, No Injustice, When Parties' Rights Cannot Be Exercised — Abuse of Process
  8. 8

    Limitation, Caveat, Costs, and Legal Aid (Sections 35, 148A, Orders XXV, XXXIII)

    • Caveat (Section 148A): Right to Be Heard Before Interim Order
    • Security for Costs (Order XXV), Pauper Suits (Order XXXIII): Indigent Person, Permission to Sue Without Court Fees
    • Costs (Section 35): Discretion of Court, Compensatory Costs (Section 35A), Costs for Causing Delay (Section 35B)
    • Limitation for Suits: Limitation Act 1963, Period for Different Suits, Exclusion of Time

Frequently asked questions

What topics are in the UP JUDICIARY Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 syllabus?

Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 for UP JUDICIARY has 8 topics: Jurisdiction and Institution of Suits (Sections 6-35), Pleadings and Parties (Order I, Order VI, Order VIII), Summons, Appearance, and Ex-Parte Decree (Orders V, IX, XVI), Issues, Trial, and Judgment (Orders XIV, XVIII, XX), Execution of Decrees (Sections 36-74, Orders XXI, XXXVIII), Commission and Interim Orders (Orders XXVI, XXXIX, XL), Appeals, Review, Reference, and Revision (Sections 96-115) and Limitation, Caveat, Costs, and Legal Aid (Sections 35, 148A, Orders XXV, XXXIII), with 43 sub-topics in all.

How many questions come from Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 in UP JUDICIARY?

About 15 questions (8 marks) in Prelims Law. Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.

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