Which civil and criminal law is applicable in jammu and kashmir?

Answer 1

All the acts are mostly same as the rest of India except there title .........Example

Jammu and kashmir transfer of property act 1977

Jammu and Kashmir Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC) , 1989

THE JAMMU AND KASHMIR CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE ACT,1977

Central Laws (Extension to Jammu and Kashmir) Act, by which central acts are extended to J&K

Union Legislature has very limited jurisdiction in case of J&K as compared to other states. Till 1963, Parliament could legislate on subjects contained in the Union List, and had no jurisdiction in case of Concurrent List under 7th Schedule of the Constitution. But now, the Parliament has power to legislate not just on subjects contained in the Union List but also on some of the subjects of Concurrent List. Residuary powers, unlike other states, rest with J&K. The Parliament has no power to legislate Preventive Detention laws for the state; only the state legislature has the power to do so.

The High Court of J&K has limited powers as compared to other High Courts within India. It can't declare any law unconstitutional. Unlike High Courts in other states, under Article 226 of the Constitution, it can't issue writs except for enforcement of Fundamental Rights.