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Bangladesh Judicial Service syllabus

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The Judicial Service Commission detailed syllabus. Confirm its applicability against the notice for your BJS examination.

Published by Bangladesh Judicial Service Commission. Collected 2026-11-14. Confirm the edition and subject against your recruitment notice before studying.

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Offences  Relating to Documents; Offences Relating to Marriage; Defamation; 
Criminal Intimidation and Attempts to Commit Offences. 
 
The Evidence Act, 1872 (Act No. I of 1872)   
Definitions; Presumption of Facts; Relevancy of Facts; Facts in Issue; Relevant 
Facts; Admissions; Statement by Persons Who Cannot be  Called for as 
Witnesses; Statements Made Under Special Circumstances ; How much of a 
Statement is to be Proved; Relevancy of Judgments of Courts of Justice; 
Opinions of Third Persons when Relevant; Character of the Persons who are 
Connected with the facts  to be Proved; Privileged Communications; 
Accomplice; Facts which need not to be Proved; Oral Evidence; Documentary 
Evidence; Circumstantial Evidence; Proof of Documents; Public Documents; 
Private Documents; Presumption as to Documents; Exclusion of Oral E vidence 
By Documentary Evidence; Production and Effects of Evidence; Burden of 
Proof; Estoppel; Witnesses; Competence of Witness; Number of Witnesses; 
Refreshing Memory;  
Power of the Court to put Questions or Order of Production of any Documents 
or Thing;  Impeachment or Confirmation of the Credit of a Witness;  
Examination of Witnesses; Improper Admission and Rejection of Evidence. 
 
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(i) The Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939 (Act No. VIII of 1939) 
 (ii) The Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961 (Ordinance No. VIII of 1961) 
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Sources and Origins of Muslim Law; The Quran, The Hadith, Ijma, Qiyas; 
Concept of Ijtihad and Mujtahid; Fatwas; Different Schools of Thoughts in 
Muslim Law and Reasons for their Development; Statutory Development of 
Muslim Law in Bangladesh and Judicial Decisions; Conversion to 
Mohamedanism; General Principle of Sunni of Inheritance; Succession and 
Administration; Principles of Representation; Spes Successionis; Application of 
Legislation relating to Family Laws by the Courts in Bangladesh; Marriage; 
Dissolution of Marriage; Registration of Marriage; Restitution of Conjugal 
Rights; Dower; Maintenance; Gift; Wakf; T he Wakfs Ordinance, 1962; Marz-
ul-Maut; Will; Hiba-bil-Ewaz; Right of Shufaa; Administration of Estate; 
Guardianship of Person and Property; Legitimacy and Acknowledgment and 
Leading Case-laws of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh on the Above Topics.