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UP JUDICIARY Procedure & Evidence (Law II) Syllabus

Uttar Pradesh Judicial Service (UPPCS J)

4
Topics
15
Sub-topics
5
Questions

Procedure & Evidence (Law II) is one of 31 sections in the UP JUDICIARY syllabus. It has 4 topics and 15 sub-topics, tested in Mains Paper 5 — Law II (200 marks), with about 5 questions (100 marks).

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UP JUDICIARY Procedure & Evidence (Law II): topic-wise syllabus

  1. 1

    Constitutional Law & Torts

    ~60 marks
    • Constitutional Law: Preamble, Basic Structure, FRs (Article 14-32 — Detailed), DPSP, Duties, Union/State Executive, Parliament/State Legislature, Supreme Court/High Courts, Centre-State Relations, Emergency, Amendment
    • Law of Torts: Nature, General Defences, Trespass (Person, Land, Goods), Negligence (Duty, Breach, Causation, Remoteness), Nuisance, Defamation, Strict/Absolute Liability, Vicarious Liability
    • Constitutional Torts: PIL, Article 32 & 226 Writs, State Liability (Article 300), Custodial Death/Violence Compensation
  2. 2

    Law of Evidence / BSA 2023

    ~50 marks
    • Relevancy of Facts: Res Gestae, Motive, Preparation, Conduct, Conspiracy Statements
    • Admissions and Confessions: Kinds, Relevancy, Confession to Police, Custodial Confession, Retracted Confession, Co-Accused's Confession
    • Dying Declaration: Conditions, Evidentiary Value, Expert Evidence
    • Burden of Proof: On Whom, Shifting, Reverse Onus, Presumptions, Estoppel (Section 115, Promissory)
    • Witnesses: Competency, Privilege, Examination (Chief, Cross, Re-Examination), Hostile Witness
    • Documentary Evidence: Primary/Secondary, Public/Private, Electronic Evidence (Section 65B)
  3. 3

    CPC & CrPC

    ~50 marks
    • CPC: Jurisdiction, Res Judicata, Res Sub Judice, Pleadings (Plaint, Written Statement, Set-Off, Counter-Claim), Issues, Summons, Ex-Parte Decree, Execution, Appeals (First/Second/From Orders), Reference, Review, Revision, Inherent Powers (Section 151), Temporary Injunction (Order XXXIX)
    • CrPC / BNSS: Hierarchy of Courts, Arrest (Rights, Procedure, DK Basu Guidelines), Bail (Regular, Anticipatory — Section 438), FIR (Lalita Kumari), Investigation, Charge, Trial (Sessions, Warrant, Summons, Summary), Judgment, Appeals, Revision, Inherent Powers (Section 482), Maintenance (Section 125)
  4. 4

    Pleading, Charges & Judgment Writing

    ~40 marks
    • Pleading: Rules (Order VI), Plaint Structure, Written Statement, Amendment of Pleadings
    • Framing of Issues: Material Propositions, Onus of Proof (Order XIV)
    • Framing of Charges: Form, Joinder, Alteration, Withdrawal (CrPC Sections 211-224)
    • Judgment Writing: Structure (Civil — Order XX, Criminal — Section 353), Ratio Decidendi, Application of Facts to Law, Reasoning, Sentence

Frequently asked questions

What topics are in the UP JUDICIARY Procedure & Evidence (Law II) syllabus?

Procedure & Evidence (Law II) for UP JUDICIARY has 4 topics: Constitutional Law & Torts, Law of Evidence / BSA 2023, CPC & CrPC and Pleading, Charges & Judgment Writing, with 15 sub-topics in all.

How many questions come from Procedure & Evidence (Law II) in UP JUDICIARY?

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

Which Procedure & Evidence (Law II) topics matter most for UP JUDICIARY?

By weightage in the syllabus data: Constitutional Law & Torts (~60 marks), Law of Evidence / BSA 2023 (~50 marks), CPC & CrPC (~50 marks).

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