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Bihar PCS (J) Syllabus Founder of Judicial Adda Mohd Irfan Khan Bihar PCS (J) Syllabus Founder of Judicial Adda This information has been taken from the notification issued by respective state government. It may vary from time to time. Every care has been taken to prepare and upload the same on the website. Judicial Adda, web designer or any other person associated with Judicial Adda shall not be responsible in any way for any error or omission or loss to anyone, in case if any discrepancy arises. Judicial Adda Mob-8587 997180/9792217748 Shadipur Metro, Khampur Chaupal, Pillar No-224, Email- [email protected] New Delhi-110008 Official Website- www.judicialadda.in Judicial Adda www.judicialadda.in Let’s think beyond the law Email- [email protected] Syllabus GENERAL HINDI 1. इस पत्र का स्तर वही होगा, जो बिहार बवद्यालय परीक्षा सबिबत की िाध्यबिक परीक्षा िᴂ चौथे वगग से लगातार बहन्दी का अध्ययन करने वाले परीक्षाबथगयों के बलये अबिप्रेत बहन्दी का है 2. इस परीक्षा िᴂ (क) उ륍िीदवारों को सरल बहन्दी िᴂ अपने िावों को स्पष्टतः और शद्धु -शद्धु 핍यक्त करने की सािान्यक्षिता, और (ख) पररबचत बवषयों पर सीधी-सादी बहन्दी की सहज िोध शबक्त की जा車च की जाएगी। 3. अक車 ों का बवतरण बन륍न प्रकार होगा- विषय अंक बनि車ध 40 वाक्य बवन्यास 30 핍याकरण 30 General English Question will be set to test the understanding of and the power to write English. A passage or passages will usually be set for Summary or précis. Questions will include letter writing on given Subject. General Knowledge (Including knowledge of current events) – The paper will also include question of Indian History, Culture and Geography of a nature, which candidates should be able to answer without Special Study. सािान्य ज्ञान (सािबयक घटनाओ 車 की जानकारी सबहत) – इस पत्रिᴂ िारतीय इबतहास एव 車 स車स्कृ बत तथा िगू ोल के िी ऐसे प्रश्न पछू े जायᴂगे,बजनका उत्तर उ륍िीदवार बिना बवशेष अध्ययन के ही दे सकते हℂ Elementary General Science A paper of questions to test such matters of everyday observation and experience in their scientific aspects as may be expected of an educated person who has not made a Special Study of any Scientific Subject. Judicial Adda www.judicialadda.in Let’s think beyond the law Email- [email protected] प्रार車बिक सािान्य बवज्ञान – इस पत्र िᴂ दैबनक स車प्रेक्षण और अनिु वके ऐसे बवषयों के वैज्ञाबनक पहलओु 車 पर प्रश्न पछू े जायᴂगे, बजनके स車ि車ध िᴂआशा की जा सकती है बक बकसी वैज्ञाबनक बवषय पर बवशेष अध्ययन बकए बिना ही बकसी िी बशबक्षत 핍यबक्त को उसकी जानकारी रह सकती है (Law of Evidence and Procedure) साक्ष्य और प्रबिया बवबध (Law of Evidence and Procedure) – िारतीय साक्ष्य अबधबनयि (Indian Evidence Act (1 of 1872) । बसबवल प्रबिया स車बहता (Civil ProcedureCode) (5 of 1908) । िध्यस्थता एव 車 सलु ह अबधबनयि, 1996 (Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996) ! दड車 प्रबिया स車बहता 1973 (स車ख्या-2, 1974) (Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 (2 of 1974)। प्रा車तीय लघवु ाद न्यायालय अबधबनयि (Provincial Small Cause Courts Act), 1887 Constitutional and Administrative Law of India िारत का सबवधान अन楍ु छेद 1 से 395 एव車 अनसु बू चया更 (Constitution of India –Article 1 to 395 and Schedules) िारत की प्रशासबनक बवबध (Administrative Law of India) प्रत्यायोबजत बवधान (Delegated Legislation); प्रत्यायोबजत बवधान 車 का बनय車त्रण – न्याबयक एव車 बवधायी (Control of Delegated Legislation – Judicial & Legislative); बनष्पक्ष सनु वायी; नैसबगगक न्याय का बनयि, पक्षपात के बव셂द्ध बनयि, ऑडीआ쥍टेरि पारटेि (Fair Hearing: Rules of Natural Justice; Rules Against Bias;Audi Alteram Partem); न्यायाबधकरण एव車 अद्धगन्याबयक प्राबधकरण, उन पर न्याबयक बनय車त्रण (Tribunals and Quasi-Judicial Authorities; Judicial Control over them) बवबनयािक प्राबधकरण (Regulatory Authorities) प्रशासबनक कायो का न्याबयक पनु रावलोकन (Judicial Review of Administrative Action) ररट क्षेत्राबधकार एव車 सा車बवबधक न्याबयक उपचार, क्षेत्र, बवस्तार एव車 अत車 र (Writ Jurisdiction and Statutory Judicial Remedies, Scope, Extent &Distinction) पबललक इट車 ेरेस्ट बलबटगेशन (Public Interest Litigation) रा煍य का अपकृ त्य दाबयत्व एव車 प्रबतकर (Tortious Liability of State and Compensation) वचन बवि車ध, बवबध स륍ित प्रत्याशा एव車 सिानपु ाबतका का बसद्धान्त (Promissory Estoppel, Legitimate Expectation & Doctrine of Proportionality) सरकारी स車बवदा (Government Contracts) ओ륍िडु ्सिैन (OmbudSman) Judicial Adda www.judicialadda.in Let’s think beyond the law Email- [email protected] Hindu Law and Muhammadan Law अ. हिꅍद ू विधि (Hindu Law) स्रोतों का स्व셂प – बवबिन्न शाखायᴂ (Schools), बववाह पत्रु त्व, दत्तक ग्रहण (Adoption), स車यक्तु पररवार और स車यक्तु स車पबत्त, अबविा煍य स車पदा (Impartible Estate), ऋण, हस्ता車तरण, बविाजन, उत्तराबधकार, स्त्री धन, बवधवा की स車पदा, वसीयत, दान, धाबिगक और खैराती बवन्यास (Endowment) । आ. मुस्लिम विधि (Muhammadan Law) िबु स्लि बवबध के स्रोत, बवबिन्न शाखाओ 車का उद्गि और बवकास, िारत िᴂ इसके लाग ू होने की हद, शररयत अबधबनयि (शररयत ऐक्ट), 1937, इस्लाि धिग ग्रहण करने का प्रिाव, उत्तराबधकार और प्रशासन, वसीयत (Wills), हेवा, हेिाबिल एिाज, वक्फ-अनरु 車क्षण वब쥍दयत-धिगजत्व (Legitimacy) और अबिस्वीकार (Acknowledgement), अबििावकत्व (Guardianship). Transfer of Property and Principles of Equity स車पबत-अन्तरण बवबध (Law of Transfer of Property) और सा륍या के बसद्धा車त(Principles of Equity) बजसिᴂ न्यास-बवबध (Law of Trust) तथा बवबशष्ट अनतु ोष (SpecificRelief) िी शाबिल है। स車पबत-अन्तरण बवबध – अबधबनयि स車. 4 ऑफ 1882 (स車पबत्त अन्तरण अबधबनयि)। सा륍या (Equity) का बसद्धा車त बजसिᴂ न्यास-बवबध (Law of Trust) तथा बवबशष्टअनतु ोष (Specific Relief) िी शाबिल है! सा륍या न्यायालय (Court of Equity) का इबतहास, maxims, origin of use 1 चलन सेन्यास (Trust) का बवकास ! न्यास की पररिाषा, न्यास गठन िᴂ औपचाररकतायᴂ। न्यास का वगीकरण, अबि핍यक्त(Express), बवबक्षत (Employed), पररणािी (Resulting), constructive, प्राइवेट और पबललक,िेनािी transactions । Advancement का बसद्धा車त। खैराती ट्रस्ट। देवोतर से तलु ना। न्याबसयों (ट्रबस्टयों) केअबधकार और कतग핍य | Determination of Trust ! Remedies for Breach of Trust} बवबनबदगष्ट अनतु ोष अबधबनयि, 1963 (स車ख्या – 47, 1963) (Specific Relief Act,1963) (Act 47 of 1963) िारतीय न्यास अबधबनयि (Indian Trust Act) (2 of 1882)। Judicial Adda www.judicialadda.in Let’s think beyond the law Email- [email protected] Law of Contracts and Torts संविदा-विधि (Law of Contracts) अबधबनयि स車. 9 ऑफ 1872 (Indian Contract Act) िारतीय स車बवदा अबधबनयि | अपकृ त्य-बवबध (Law of Torts) – अपकृ त्य का स्व셂प। दाबयत्व के सािान्यबसद्धा車त (General Principles of Liabilities) | पाटी, प्रबतकार (Remedies, Nuisance), दैबहकक्षबत (Injuries to Persons) | ित्ृ यु, हिला (Assault), बिथ्या कारावास (False Imprisonment), घरेलू औरस車बवदात्िक स車ि車धों को क्षबत पह च更 ाना (Injuries to Domestic and Contractual Relations),सदोष िखागस्तगी (Wrongful Dismissal), Defamation, उपेक्षा (Negligence) | खतरनाकस車पबत्तयों के बलए बज륍िेवारी, The Rule in Rylands Vrs. 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