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UP Rules
1) To commit any crime under section 323 or 427 or 448 of the Penal Code, if the illegal 
        gathering is for general purpose and the said illegal gathering. If the number of persons 
        involved does not exceed 10, it should be read in accordance with Sections 143 and 148 of
        the Penal Code, Section 3 or 4 of Section 141;
     2) Sections 180, 334, 341, 342, 352, 358, 504, 506, (Part I) 508, 509, and 510 of the Penal Code.
     3) Sections 379, 360, and 371 of the Penal Code when the offense is related to cattle and the 
        value of cattle is not more than 25,000 / - (twenty five thousand) rupees;
     4) Sections 379, 360, and 371 of the Penal Code when the offense is related to any property other
        than cattle and the value of such property is not more than 25,000 / - (twenty five thousand) rupees;
     5) Sections 403, 406, 417, and 420 of the Penal Code when the amount of money related to the crime is 
        not more than 25,000 / - (twenty five thousand) rupees;
     6) Section 427 of the Penal Code, when the value of the property concerned is not more than 
        25,000 / - (twenty five thousand) rupe
     7) Sections 427 and 429 of the Penal Code when the value of cattle is not more than 
        25,000 / - (twenty five thousand) rupees;
     8) Section 24, 26, 2 of the cattle tresspass Act, 1871 (Act No. 1 of 1871)
     9) Attempt to commit any of the above crimes or to assist in its occurrence.

 

  (B) Second part of the schedule: Civil cases: -

      1) A case of recovery of money or documents due under any contract;
      2) recovery of movable property or recovery of its value;
      3) Cases of damage caused by cattle;
      4) If any immovable property is evicted within a period of one year, it is a case for repossession;
      5) 25 (twenty five thousand rupees) compensation case for unlawful possession or damage of immovable property;
   (C) Cases to be tried by the village court: -
       The first part of the schedule of Section 3 of the Village Court Act deals with criminal cases and the 
       second part deals with civil cases. Then unless there is a different provision, it will be judged by 
       the village court and no case similar to the criminal or civil court.Or will not have jurisdiction to prosecute.
   (D) All cases which are not admissible by the village court

   

 1) In case of criminal case: -
       If the accused has previously been convicted by the village court of a crime punishable by a court of law.
 2) In case of civil case: -
    That the case involves the interests of a minor;
    Any agreement executed between the parties to the dispute contains provisions for arbitration or settlement 
    of the dispute; If the government or local authority or any government employee performing duty is in favor 
    of the dispute.