Code of Civil Procedure, 1908: Judiciary PYQs
Practise 100 distinct CPC questions from four identified Delhi Judicial Service Preliminary Examination papers. Each entry gives a selected previous-year question in paraphrased form, four choices, the correct answer, a concise legal explanation, its original printed question number and a direct source-paper link. Use topic and year filters to revise systematically.
How to use: Questions are paraphrased from published Delhi Judicial Service Preliminary papers. The source links retain their original printed numbers. CPC law, Commercial Courts Act amendments and relevant limitation principles are distinguished in explanations. The 2018 label identifies its recruitment cycle.
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Topic-wise questions
100 questionsCPC revision guide: important provisions
Revise these important sections and Orders alongside each question. The provisions listed below summarise recurring topics and do not replace the complete Code or applicable state amendments.
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Read the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 from India Code and check state-specific amendments for local judicial examinations.
Previous-year question paper sources
All items are taken from identified Delhi Judicial Service preliminary examination papers. Links below open third-party reproductions of those papers, not official examination records. Each question shows its original printed number and a source link. Wording and choices have been paraphrased; answer options may appear in a different order from the original booklet.
For primary publication records, consult the Delhi High Court Judicial Service examination archive. Some reproduced keys may differ from final amended official keys.
Frequently asked questions
Are these judiciary PYQs or UPSC questions?
They are from identified Delhi Judicial Service Preliminary Examination papers. No UPSC questions appear in this compilation.
Are original paper question numbers preserved?
Yes. Every item identifies its examination year, the original question number and a direct link to the paper reproduction. Stems and choices are paraphrased for educational clarity.
Which CPC topics appear in these questions?
Jurisdiction, pleadings, res judicata, court fees, summons, injunctions, trial, appeals, execution, review, restitution, commercial litigation and summary suits.
Does the webpage work on phones?
Yes. Single-column question cards and stacked filters adapt to screens of 320 pixels and larger.
Should state amendments be studied?
Yes. Always compare a state’s applicable CPC amendments and the latest judicial recruitment syllabus before the examination.