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UP JUDICIARY Penal, Revenue & Local Laws (Law III) Syllabus

Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service (UPPCS J)

3
Topics
19
Sub-topics
5
Questions

Penal, Revenue & Local Laws (Law III) is one of 31 sections in the UP JUDICIARY syllabus. It has 3 topics and 19 sub-topics, tested in Mains Paper 6 — Law III (200 marks), with about 5 questions (100 marks).

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UP JUDICIARY Penal, Revenue & Local Laws (Law III): topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    BNS / Indian Penal Code

    ~70 marks
    • General Principles: Stages of Crime, Common Intention (Section 34), Common Object (Section 149), Criminal Conspiracy (120A-120B), Abetment (107-120), Attempt (511)
    • General Exceptions (Sections 76-106): Judicial Acts, Accident, Insanity (McNaughten), Intoxication, Consent, Good Faith, Trifling Acts
    • Right of Private Defence: Body and Property, Extending to Death (Sections 100-103), Exceeding Right
    • Offences Against Human Body: Culpable Homicide vs Murder (Section 299-300), Dowry Death (304B), Hurt/Grievous Hurt, Kidnapping (359-363), Abduction, Rape (375-376, Amendments 2013/2018), Acid Attack, Unnatural Offences
    • Offences Against Property: Theft (378), Extortion (383), Robbery (390), Dacoity (391), Criminal Misappropriation (403), Criminal Breach of Trust (405), Cheating (415), Mischief (425), Criminal Trespass (441)
    • Offences Against Women: Cruelty (498A), Dowry Prohibition, Bigamy (494-495)
    • Offences Against State (121-130), Public Tranquility (141-160): Unlawful Assembly, Rioting, Affray, Sedition
    • Defamation (499-502), Forgery (463-477A), Offences Relating to Documents
  2. 2

    UP Revenue Code, 2006

    ~60 marks
    • Revenue Hierarchy: Collector, ADM, SDM, Tehsildar, Naib Tehsildar, Lekhpal — Powers and Functions
    • Land Records: Khatauni, Khasra, Shajra, Periodic Records of Rights (Sections 31-47), Presumption of Correctness
    • Mutation of Names: Procedure, Presumption of Truth, Appeal and Revision
    • Partition of Holdings: Application, Procedure, Mode of Partition (Sections 48-66)
    • Land Revenue: Assessment, Collection, Remission, Suspension (Sections 67-100)
    • Tenancy Rights: Bhumidhar (Sections 130-145), Asami (Sections 145-151), Sirdar, Adhivasi — Rights and Transfers
    • Revenue Courts: Jurisdiction (Section 155), Appeals from Revenue Officers, Revenue Suits, Revision
    • Theka and Patta: Terms, Conditions, Sub-letting, Surrender, Eviction
  3. 3

    UP Local Laws

    ~70 marks
    • UP Urban Buildings (Regulation of Letting, Rent & Eviction) Act, 1972: Applicability, Exemptions, Standard Rent, Permission for Letting, Eviction Grounds (Section 20), Tenant Protections, Rent Controller Jurisdiction, Appeals
    • UP Municipalities Act, 1916: Constitution of Municipal Boards, Powers and Functions, Taxation (Property Tax, Water Tax, Other Levies), Municipal Fund and Budget, Building Regulation, Sanitation, Licensing of Trades, Offences and Penalties
    • UP Panchayat Raj Act, 1947: Gram Panchayat Constitution, Nyaya Panchayat (Courts of Justice at Village Level), Powers and Duties, Panchayat Taxation, Nyaya Panchayat's Criminal/Civil Jurisdiction, Procedure, Appeals, Zila Panchayat, Kshetra Samiti

Frequently asked questions

What topics are in the UP JUDICIARY Penal, Revenue & Local Laws (Law III) syllabus?

Penal, Revenue & Local Laws (Law III) for UP JUDICIARY has 3 topics: BNS / Indian Penal Code, UP Revenue Code, 2006 and UP Local Laws, with 19 sub-topics in all.

How many questions come from Penal, Revenue & Local Laws (Law III) in UP JUDICIARY?

About 5 questions (100 marks) in Mains Paper 6 — Law III (200 marks). Always check the latest notification, as numbers can change.

Which Penal, Revenue & Local Laws (Law III) topics matter most for UP JUDICIARY?

By weightage in the syllabus data: BNS / Indian Penal Code (~70 marks), UP Local Laws (~70 marks), UP Revenue Code, 2006 (~60 marks).

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