SEMESTER I

DETAIL SYLLABUS - SEMESTER WISE

I SEMESTER

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GENERAL ENGLISH I

Unit I

1 Correction of Common Errors

2 Tense and ComAposition

3 Basic transformations Passive, Negative, Questions

UNIT -II

1 Complex and Compound Sentences

2 Direct and Indirect Narration

UNIT - III

1 Reading Comprehension

2 Listening Comprehensions

UNIT IV

1 Paragraph writing

2 Letter writing - Official letter, Business letter

UNIT V

1 Length terms - 10 only - Use of legal terms and idiomatic expression

2 One word substitution

REFERENCE

I High School Grammer - Wren and Martin

2 Common Errors in English - Franch F.C. (Oxford University Press)

3 English Grammer and Exercise - Chapman L.R.H. (Book 1.2.3)

4 Common Mistakes and English - FL Tikixes T.J.Lougman Greeen London

5 Mastering English Grammer – MacMilliàn

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POLITICAL SCIENCE - I

(PRINCIPLES OF POLITICAL SCIENCE)

UNIT-I

Definition and scope of political science, relation with law, history, economics,

sociology and other social sciences.

UNIT-II

State : Definition, Elements and Distinction between State, Nation and Society,

Theories of Origin of State

UNIT-III

Government Forms of government unitary, Federal and Quasi-federal, Parliamentary

and Presidential, Organs of Government, Legislature, Executive and Judiciary -

UNIT-IV

Political Concepts : Law, Liberty, Equality, Right and Justice Political Ideologies :

Individualism Anarchy, Fascism, Democratic Socialism

UNIT-V

Sovereignty, Parliamentary, Sovereignty, Theories of Separation of Power

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

1 Aashirvadan - Principles of Political Science

2 Kapoor A.C.- Rajniti Shastra (Hindi)

3 Jam Pukhraj - Rajniti Shastra ke. Siddhanta

4 Jam Pükhraj - Rajniti Vigyan

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HISTORY - I

(HISTORY OF INDIA FROM ANCIENT PERIOD TO 7TH CENTURY A.D.)

UNIT-I

Sources of ancient Indian history, Relation of history with other social sciences

sociology, political science, economics and law

UNIT-II

Polity in ancient Indian - Regvegic tribal asemblies, Vidath sabha and Samity, Later

Vedic development, Kinghship - Royal function, Councilors and officials

UNIT - III

State and Government in ancient India - The Mauiyan polity, The Satvahana polity,

The Gupta empire, The Vakatakas Pallavas, Chalukyas-administration, Society, Law,

Economy art and Literature

UNIT -IV

Social Organisation in Ancient India - The Varna Ashram system, The family, The

system of Slavery, Structure of Society in Ancient India, Status and Position of

Women, Marriage, Education Right of Property

UNIT-V

1 Religious conditions - Growth of Jainism, Buddhism, Bhagwatisni and hinduism

2 Economic Structure in Ancient India - Pastorialism, The Village Agriculture and

Stock Breeding, Urban Centers, Guilds, Trade and Finance

REFERENCE

1 R.C. Majumdar - Ancient India

2 Datta and Majumdar - Conprehensive History of India

3 SR. Sharma - Crescent in Indian History

4 R. S. Tripathi Prachin Bharat (Hindi)

5 V.D. Mahajan - Prachin Bharat ka itihas, (Hindi)

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SOCIOLOGY I

(BASIC CONCEPTS OF SOCIOLOGY)

UNIT-I

Sociology : Definition, Nature, Scope and Methods of sociology

UNIT-II

Basic concepts Society, Community, Groups (Primary and Secondary Groups)

UNIT III

Folk ways, Customs, Traditions, Mores, Association and Institution

UNIT-IV

Social Stratifications, Differentiation, Status and Role

UMT-V

Social Stricture and Social Function - Sociology as a critic of Sociology, Sociology of

Law and Sociology of Legal profession

REFERENCE

1 Bierstedt robert - Sociology

2 Maci Ver and Page - Sociology

3 Sharma S.S. - Social System

4 Botomore T.B. - Sociology

5 Maci Ver and Page - Samaj (Hindi)

6 Botomore T.B. - Samaj Shastra (Hindi)

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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - I

UNIT-I

Preamble, Citizenship (Art 5-11), Fundamental Rights in General : Definition

of State Art-12, Doctrines of ultra vires sever ability, Eclipse, Wiaver (Art -

13), Rights to Equality (Art - 14), Prohibition of Discrimination, Right to

Equality of Opportunity (Art 15-16)

UNIT-II

- Rights to Freedoms Under Art - 19

Protection in respects of Conviction under Art-20

(a) Ex-post Facto Law

(h) Double jeopardy

(c) Self incrimination

UNIT - III

1 Right to life & Personal liberty (Art-21)

2 Protection in case of Arrest & Detention (Art-22)

3 . Right to Freedom of Religion (Art 25 to 28)

4 Cultural & Educational Rights (Art 29 to 30)

prescribed case. meneka gandhi vs union of India, AIr, 1978 SC 597

UNIT -IV

1 Enforcement of Fundamental Rights, Power of Judicial Review, Public

Interest Litigation

2 Writ Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and High Court, Nature and General

conditions of Writ Jurisdiction (Art 32-226)

3 Extent of liability of the state (art 300) Prescribed case - Bandhua Mukti

Morcha vs Union of India, Air 1984 sc 802

UNIT-V

I Abolition of Unsociability, Titles (Art 17, 18)

Right against Exploitations (Art 23, 24)

2 Directive Principles of State Polky (Art 36 to 51)

3 Fundamental Duties (Art 51 A)

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ECONOMICS-I

(GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF ECONOMICS)

UNIT-I

Defination, Nature and Scope, Economics as a science and its Relevance to

Law, Economics as a basic of social welfare and social justice.

UNIT-II

Consumer behavior- demand and supply, Law of diminishing marginal utility

and its applicability, consumer surplus.

UNIT-III

Market structure- Determination of prices, business organizations, cost and

revenue concepts, types of markets, pure, perfect and monopoly.

UNIT-IV

Factor pricing- Theories of wages, trade union, labour and wages.

UNIT-V

National income- Concepts and use of National income, estimation of

National income in India, difficulties in calculation.

REFERANCE

1 Stoneyear and hague- Atext book of economic theory

2 Seth M. L.- Principels of economics

3 Seth M. L.- arthashastra ke sidhant

4 Jain K. p.- arthashastra ke sidhant

5 Mamoria and jain-Sukshma arthashastra

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LEGAL METHODS

UNIT-I .

Scope of the Subject - What is “Law” ? Does law exist outside Society ?

Why does Society need Law ? Is Law inevitable ? - How is Law made ? Is legal

Development National or Planned? - What are the uses and functions of Law in

Society ? - Sociology approach - Augut Compete, Charls Darin, Rudolph Von

Jhering, Dugit and Social Engineering

How dos one follow Legal Development in different societies ?

UNIT-II

Distinction and Classification of Public Law and Private Law - Substantive Law

and Adjective Law Municipal Law and interñation Law

UNIT - III

Sources of Law - Customs, President, Legislation

UNIT-IV

Basic concepts of India Legal System Rule of Law, Seperation of powers,

Introduction of English Common Law in India, Judicial system in India

UNIT-V

Legal Aid and Paralegal Services, Lok Adalat

REFERENCE

1 Glanville Williams - Language and the Law (1961) l.q.r. 71, 179, 293, 384

2 UC. Thornton - Legislative Drafting Butter Worth, London, chapters - i-5

3 Jème.s A. Holland and Julian S. Webb Learning Legal Rules, Universal Book

Traders, Delhi, Chapter - 426

4 Arthur T. Voriderbilt, Studying Law, New York University Press, Washington,

Chapters 6, 8.

5 Glanville Williams, Learning the Law, Universal Law Publishing Co. Delhi,

Chapters 4, 5, 6, 12

6 C.R. Kottari, Research Methodology : Methods and Techniques, Wiley Eastern Ltd.

New Delhi

7 Guy Holborm, Butterworths Legal. Research Guide, Butterworths, Chapters 1 &2

SEMESTER II

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GENERAL ENGLISH -II

UNIT-I

Precis Writing and Paragraph Writing

Translation from English to Hindi

UNIT - II

Foreign Legal Words and Pharases, Legal Maxims related to Fundamental Legal

Principles,

Synonyiñs and Antonyms

UNIT - III

One word Substitution, Words often Confused

UNIT-IV

Comprehension of legal texts

Writing of letters and applications

UNIT-V

Essay writing of topics of legal interest

REFERENCE

1 david b. paie, how to write critical, essays

2 otto jesperse, growth and structure of the english language

3 bryant, english in the law courts

4 linter, the practice of criti.cism

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POLITICAL SCLENCE II

MAIN CURRENTS OF WESTERN POLITICAL THOUGHTS

UNIT-I

Plato : Views on State, Ideal State, Education and Communism

Aristotle: Views on State, Slavery; Property and Revolution

UNIT-II

Machiavelli : Views on Morality, Human Nature, Religion and Ideal Ruler

Hobbes : Locke, Rousseau - Viewson State on Nature, Social Contract and

Soverignity

UNIT III

Bentharn J Views on Utilitarism arid Hedonistic Calculus, Bentham as a Law Reformer

J.S. Mill Views on Liberty, Representative Government and Bentham’s Utilitarianism

UNIT - IV

Hegal : Views on State, Freedom and Wave

Green : Views on Liberty and Rights

UNIT-V

Kari Marx - Dilectical Materialism, Class Struggle, State

Laski : Liberty, Sovvereignty State

REFERENCES

1 Sood J.P. - Western Political Thought Vol-I & Vol - II

2 Savine - PolitIcal Theory

3 Maxi - Western Political Thought

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HISTORY -II

(INDIA FROM 7TH CENTURY TO 15T11 CENTURY Al).)

UNTT-I

Political and Social Condition of Raj.put Age Social and Land Structure - Its Impact

on Society, Trade and Commerce

UNIT-II

Rastrakutas - Their role and History

The Chola Empire- Local Self Govenment, Administrative setup

UNIT - III

Indian Society on the eve of Muslim Invasion

Al-B eruni ‘s India

UNIT - IV

Foundation of Delhi Sultanate in Northern India, Causes and Circumst4nces, its

impact on the Indian Society

Nature and Character of State, Political ideas and Institutions, Agrarian structure

and relations, Growth of urban centers, Trade and commerce influence of Islam on

Indian culture - Bhakti and Sufi movements

UNIT - V

Estalishment and Expansion of Mughal Empire, Sur administration

Politicaim revenue and Military administration, Political ideas and institution

Mansabdari and Jagiradari system, The land structure and role of Jamindars

rise of Maratha power, Chauth and Sardesmukhi disintegration of the Mughal

Empire

REFERENCE

1 E.H. Carr- What is History ?

2 Romila Thapar - History of India - Vol. i

3 HA’. Sreenivasa Murthy - History for Law Students - Vol. i.

4 R.S. Sharma - Sudras in Ancient India

5 D.D. Kosambi - Introduction to the Study of Indian History

6 Rothermund and Kulke - The History of India

7 Robert Lingat - Classical Law in Ancient India

8 P.M Kane Dharmasastras

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SOCIOLOGY -II

INDIAN SOCIETY

UNIT-I

Indian Society Historical background, Structure and Composition of Indian

Society

Main Features : Demographic profile, Religious composition and Linguistic

composition

UNIT-II

Ideological concepts of Classical Period

Vam, Ashram, Sanskara and Karma

UNIT - III

Caste System Meaning and Characteristic

Origin, Changes and Future of Caste

UNIT-IV

Social Institutions

Marriage,. Family, Caste and Class ; Religion Relation with Law

UNIT-V

Social process and Social change

Sanskritization: Modernization : Urbanization and Westernization

Social change : Concept Characteristic and Process

REFERENCE

1 Smelscr, Sociology : An Introduction

2 Felicety A. Nuesbarin, The Limits of Human

3 B :M Shukia, Law & Social Justice

4 K.N. Saikir, Law & Society

5 R.N. Mukherjee - Sociology

6 Dr. D.S. Bhghel - Sociology

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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -II

UNTT-I

The Union & State Executive. The President Election / impeachment. Powers

of the President, The Vice-President, The Council of Ministers

UNIT II

Union Parliaments and State Legislature Composition Session Qualification I

Disqualification of Member (Art 79-104, 168-193), Legislative Procedure

Ordinary Bills Money Bills Comittees of the House (Art 107 to 123),

Parliament Privileges (Art 105, 194)

UNIT - III –

The Judiciary in India Independence of the Judiciary The Supreme Court,

Appointment and Removal of Judges, Jurisdiction (Art 124 to 146), The Hight

Court in the State, Appointment, Removal and Transfer of Judges, Jurisdiction

(Art 214 to 237), The Tribunals (Art 323 a 323 b) the Subordinate Court (Art

233-237)

UNIT-IV

Legislative Relation between the Union & State (Art 245 to 255),

Admir.istrative Relations, (Art 256 to 263), Financial Relations (art 264-299),

Freedom of Trade, Commerce’ (Art 301-307)

UNIT-V

Services under the Union & State Doctrine of Pleasure, Constitutional safe

guards (Art 309 to. 323), Emergency Provisions (Art 352 tO 360),

Amendment of the Constitution (Art 368) Art 370

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LAW OF TORS - I

UNIT - I - INTRODUCTION

- Definition of Tort - Development of Tort actions in England and India -

examples of Common Tort - Tort Distinguished from Contract, Quasi-contract

and Crime ;

- Constituents of Tort - Wrongful Act, Damage and Remedy - Elements of Tort -

Judicial Process in Tort - Dilatoriness - Complicated rules of Procedure and Evidence

- Court Fees and Problems of Access

UNIT -II- PRINCIPLES OF LIABILITY IN TORT

- Elements of Tort - Mental elements Malice, Intention, Negligence,

Motive;- Malfeasance, Misfeasance and Non-Feäsance as conditions of Liability -

Fault as the basis of Liability - Damnum Sine Injuria and Injuria Sine Damnum

- New and Emergent Torts;

UNIT - III - Strict Liability and.Absolute Liability -. Rule in Rylands v. Fletcher

and M.C. Mehta v. Union of India;

- Statutory liability - Breach of duty imposed by statutes;

- Vicarious liability - Scope and justification - Master and Servant - Principal and

Agent;

- Doctrine of Sovereign Imunity - Liability of the State - Sovereign and Non-

Sovereign functions -

UNIT -IV - JUSTIFICATION IN TORT

- Volenti non-fit Injuria, Sine die non-fit Injuria - Necessity, Private and

Public - Plaintiffs, Default-Act of God and inevitable accident - Private defenses

- Statutory authority - Judicial and Quasi-judicial Acts - Parental and Quasi-

Parental authority -

UNIT - V- LIABILITY -

- Defamation - Defmition and nature, Kinds of Defamation - Libel Slander, Element

.of Defamation, Dfences of Defamation

REFERENCE

1 Winfield, Law of Torts

2 Ramaswamy Iyer, Law of Torts

3 Achuthan Pillai P.S, Law of Torts

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ECONOMICS -II

UNIT-I

Indian Economy and Planning, Objectives, Features of Indian Economy, Types of

Planning, Critical analysis of Five Year Plans in India

UNIT - II

Poverty and Unemployment, Kinds of Unemployment, Causes and Costs, Solutions to

Generate Problems

UNIT-III

Agriculture : Need and scope •of land reforms in India, The Abolition of

Intermediaries, Tenancy reforms

UNIT-IV

Control of Monopolies and Prevention of Economic Concentration

UNIT-V

Banking and Fiscal Policies, Resources and Mobilization, Role of Credit and

Banking. System, International Financial institutions

REFERENCE

1 Robbens, A History of Economic Thought

2 Steven Pressman, Fifty Great Economists

3 Dalip S. Thakur, Economic Growth Development & Distributive Justice in

Developing Countries

4 Amartya Sen,’Development as Freedom

SEMESTER III

BL -301

JURISPRUDENCE - I

UNIT - I - Legal Theory and Jurisprudence - Concept, Nature, Definition of

Jurisprudence. Natural Law - Greek Period, Socrates, Aristotle (385-322 B.C) Rome,

India, Dark Age, Medieval Age, Renaissance Theory- Grotius- Hobbs-Lock,

Rousseau

UNIT -II - Analytical School, Austine- Jerrmy Bentharn-Austins Conceptio of Law,

Kinds of law-Law, is command, Critics of austinian Principle, Characteristics of

Austinian Principles, analytical Schools-Kelson Theory, Pure theory of law, Grund

NORM.

UNIT III - Historical School-Savigney-Historical background, The ddtrine of

Savigney-Criticism of Savigney, Contribution of Savigney. Puchta-Contribution of

Puchta. Difference between Historical and Analytical law. ContributIon of Henry

Menn. Characteristic of Historical Law approach.

UNIT - IV - Sociological School-Historical background of Neo Thought, Auguste

Ccomte, Fierbert Spencer, Duiguit, Ihering, Eherlich, Roscoe Pound. Contribution of

Roscae Pound.

UNIT - V - Realistic School-Introduction, Background of this thought, Jerome Frank,

Cardozo, Justice Winifield, Evaluation of this thought, Contribution of Realistic

Appmach.

Books Recommended

Jurisprudence - Salmond

Jurisprudence - Dias

Jurisprudence - M.P. Tondon

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POLITICAL SCIENCE-III

INDIAN POLITICAL THOUGHTS

Manu and Kautiiya

Raja Ram Mohan Roy, Dayanand Saraswati and Swami Vivekanand

Ranade,Gokhale and Bal Ganga Dhar Tilak

Aaurbindo, Gandhiand Nehru

Vinoda Bhave, Jai Prakash Narayan, Dr. Ambedkar

REFERENCE

1 Grover,Indian Politices and Constitution Making

2 Verma V. P.,-Modern Indian Politics Thinker

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HISTORY III

Conquest of Bengal and Awadh, Lord Clive s Administrative reform and dual system

in Bengal

Warren Hastings- Administrative Reform and his Relations with Marathas regulating

Act Pitts India Act

Haider Ali and Tipu Sultan- Lord Wellesely reforms and subsidiary alliance Lord

Hastings- reforms, William Bentink reforms,Lord Dalhoisies reforms, Doctrine of

Lapse

Causes of revolts/outbreak of 1857 and its results Government of India Act 1858

Indian Council Act 1861

Religious reform Movements

Brahmo samaj, Arya samaj and Prarthana samaj, theosophical society

Administration of Justice in the Presidency Towns, Development of Courts and

Judicial Institutions under East India Company. Adalat system of Warren Hastings

and his Judicial Plans, Regulating Act, Formation of Supreme Court.

Government of India Act 1909,1919,1935,1947

REFERENCE

1 V.D.Mahajan- Advance history of India

2 K.C.Srivastava- History of India

3 B. L. Grover& S. Grover- Modern Indian Hitory

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SOCIOLOGY- III

(INDIAN SOCIAL PROBLEMS AND COMMUMTY DEVELOPMENT)

UNIT - I - Indian Social problems: definition and measurements characteristics

UNIT - II - Social Problems - I; Untouchability & Legislations Casteism, Poverty,

pollution

UNIT - III - Social problems - II- Juvenile Delinquency & Legislations Crime and I

‘egislations Unemployment, Polulation and law related

UNIT -IV - Community Development - I- Meaning and concepts, Urban community

Development; Urban community; Town, City, Metropolice slums and Housing

Problems

Rural Comunity’-Meaning, Concept and History, Rural Indebtness

UNIT - V- Community Development -II

Community Development Programmes

Five year plans; Objectives Community Participation; Socialaction, Community

Development & ngo

REFERENCE

I Smelscr, Sociology : An Introduction

2 FelicetyA. Nuesbarin, The Limits of Human

3 B.M. Shukla, Law & Social Justice

4 K.N. Saiklr, Law & Society

5 A.R. Dasai - Community Development

6 D.S. Bhaghel - Criminology

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HUMAN RIGHTS

UNIT-I

The concept of Human Rights- Origin and Development- Theoretical Basis of Human

Rights- U.N. Charter

UNIT-II

UDHR-Impact on Constitution of India - ICCPR and International Covenant on

Economic social and Cultural rights.

UNIT—III

Regional Conventions on Human rights - American convention on Human rights

- European Convention African Charter on Human rights

UNIT - IV

Implementation of Human rights in India - Protection of Human rights Act 1993.

N}IRC. State Human Rights Commission

Role of Judiciary in enforcing Human rights - NGO’ S and Human rights in India

UNIT-V

Humantariam Law Concept and Development refuge Law, Origin and Rights

REFERENCE

1 Basic Documents on Human rights

2 Carey John Unprotection of Civil and Political Rights, New York ; Oceana

3 Bhaila Si. - Human rights :An Institutional Framework for Implimentation

4 MR. Krishna Iyer- “Human Rights and the Law”, Vedpal Lawhouse

5 Thomas M.A. 0 The Struggle for Human Rights - Asian Trading Corp ration,

Bangalore.

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LAWOFTORTS-II

UNIT - I CLASSIFICATION OF TORTS

A TRESPASSTO PERSON

Assault, Batteryand, False Imprisonment, Nervous Shock, Defenses,

Defamation, Libel, Slander , Defences, Justification by truth, Fair and

bonafide, Comment , Privilege, Consent , Malicious Proceedings, Maliciou

Proceedings, Malicious Prosecution, Civil Proceedings and Legal Process,

Wrongs relating to Domestic Rights - Marital Relations - Domestic Relations

Parental Relations

B TRESPASS TO PROPERTY

Trespass to Land, Trespass AB Initio, Dispossession, Trespass to Goods,

Convertion - Detention. Torts against Business Interests, Deceit, Injurious

falsehood, Misstatement, passing off, Economic Torts, Causing loss by

unlawful means, Inducement of breach of contract, Conspiracy, Intimidation

UNIT II- NEGLIGENCE

Theories Of negligence, Ingredients, Duty to take care, Breach of duty,

Damage - Doctrine of Contributory Negligence - RES IPSA Loquiteur,

Professional liability due to negligence - Liability of Manufacturers and Law

of TortsBusiness houses -

UNIT - III - NUISANCE

Public nuisance and Private nuisance, Highways, Injury to property and

physical discomfort, Pollution of air, Water, Noise, Interference with light and

air

UNIT - IV - LEGAL REMEDIES

Award of damages, Simple, Special punitive, remoteness of damages,

Foreseeability and directness tests, Injunction, Specific restitution of property,

Extra, legal remedies, Self help, Re-enter on land, Reception of goods,

Distress damage feasant, Abetement of nuisance

UNIT - V - THE CONSUMER PROTECTION LAW

The consumer Protection Act, 1986

REFERENCE

1 Winfield, Law of Torts

2 Ramaswarny Iyer, Law of Torts

3 Achuthan Pillai P.S., Law of Torts

SEMESTER IV

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JURISPRUDENCE -II

UNIT - I - Sources of Law classification of sources conclusion. Cutom

Introduction Origin• of custom. Reasons for the Recognition of custom

essential of custom.

UNIT - II- Precedents : Introduction definition and importance value of precedent

in various legal system. English principal of precedents, operation of

the doctrine, light Court Divisional Court.

UNIT - III - Persons the nature of legal personality Natural persons status capacity

legal persOn inclusion of corporate personality, Advantages for

incorporation theory of corporate personality.

UNIT IV - Possession - ownership liabilities.

UNIT - V - Property : Introduction nature and definition, kinds of property real and

personal property modes of aquisition of property.

REFERENCE

1 Boden, Heimer, Juirisprudence, Part 1

2 Salmond, Jurisprudence

3 Dias Jurisprudence

4 W. Friedmann, Law in a Changing Society

5 Roscoe Pound, Introduction to Philosophy of Law

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POLITICAL SCIENCE -IV

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Unit-I

International relations : Its meaning nature and scope.

National Power and is elements, problems of its evaluation.

Limitations on national power : International Law, collective security and

balance of power.

Unit-II

Foreign policy : ITs definition and determinants the roles of national insert and

ideology in forniulation of foreign policy.

The cold war : Its origin and impact on international relations Emerging trends

in International Power politics.

Unit - III

The Present International economic orders, the struggle for the new

international economic order, The North South dialogue in the United Nations

and outside, WTO and its impact on India.

Unit IV

Diplomacy : Its meaning, importance, nature and objectives types - old/new

and sacral/open.

Avoidance of war and facilitations of peaceful changes, Arms control arid

disarmament - with special reference to N.P.T. and C.T.B.T. World

community and World Government.

Concept of regionalism and regional organizations-PLO, OAS, the Arab

League SAARC and ASEAN the EEC and their role in international relations.

Non-alignments : meaning non alignments movement and its role in

international relations Relevance of NAM in the Contemporary World order.

Unit-V

International Organisation : League of Nations and UNO.

United Nations and its principal organs

ILO and international financial institutions.

Relationship between United Nations and regional organizations.

Suggested Reading

1- Agarwal, P.N. : The NeW International Economic order:

An overview.

2- Baylic, John & Smith : The globalizations of world politics

3- Bowel, D.W. : International Institutions

4- Garg, J.P. : Regionalism in International Podtics

5- Jha. L.K. : North-South Debate

6 Kurnar, Mahendra : The Theoirectical Aspects of

International Politic

7. Morgenthan, Hanbs, J : Politic Among Nations

8- Palmer & Perkins : International Relations

9- Maihotra, Vinay : International Relations

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HISTORY OF COURTS& LEGISLATURE -

HISTORY OF COURTS, LEGISLATURE AND LEGAL SYSTEM IN INDIA

UNTT-I

Legal System in Ancient India - Legal literature, Role of Smriikaras - Manu,

Brihaspati, Narada, Yagyavalakya, Sources of law, Concept of Dharma, Law

making and Custom Human and Divine law

UNIT-II

Administration of Justice in India - Judicial Institutions, Court of Guilds, Role

of Village Panchayats, Government setup under Mughal Rulers, Sources and

Character of Muslim Law.

UNIT - III

Administration of Justice in the Presidency Towns, Development of Courts

and Judicial Institutions under East India Company. Adalat system of Warren

Hastings and his Judicial Plans, Regulating Act, Formation of Supreme Court.

UNIT-IV

The Indian High Court Act 1861 and 1911, High Court under Indian

Constitution Government of India Act 1915, Privy Council as a Court of

Appeal, Federal Court

UNIT-V

Act of 1813, 1833, Indian Council Act 1861, Government of India Act 1909,

1919, 1935, Legal Profession and Indian Bar Council Act 1926, the Advocate

and 1961.

REFERENCE

1 M.P. Jam, Outlines of Indian Legal History

2 Abdul Hamid, Constitutional and Legal History of India

3 A.B. Keith, Constitutional History of India

4 V.D. Kulshreshtra - Legal and Constitutional History of India

5 FI.V. Sreeriivasaamurthy, History for Law Students, Vol. II India

6 Kailash Rai History of Courts Ligislature and legal Profession in India

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SOCIOLOY-IV

(SOCIAL SEARCH)

UNIT- I -

Nature of Social Research ; Meaning; Objective and Importance Sociology

and Research

UNIT-II-

Research Design - Meaning and Types Exploratory Design, Descriptive

Design, Experimental Design

UNIT - III -

Data Collection Meaning, Concepts sources - Primary and Secondary,

Techniques of Data collection; Observation method, Schedule and

Questionaire, Case study method

UNIT-IV-

Sampling - Definition and concept

Methods - probability and non-probability Universe and population

UNTT-V

Hyypothesis - Meaning, Objectives and Types

Social phenomenon, nature and characteristics

REFEREJNCE

1 Prof. D.S. Baghel Social Research

2 Dr. Kapil - Social Research & Statistics

3 Prof RN. Mukheee - Social Research & Statistics

4 Dr. RN. Rai - Method of Research

5 Dr. S.P. Gupta - Social Research & Statistics

6 Dr. Kohli - Social Research (English)

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ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW (INCLUDING LAWS FOR THE PROTECTION

OF THE WILD) LIFE AND OTHER LIVING CREATURES INCLUDING

ANMAL WELFARE)

UNIT -I

Meaning, concept and Development, Pollution kinds of Pollution Stockhom

Declaration 1972. Environment protection under Indian Constitution

sustainable Development. Reo-de-Janero (Earth sumit)- role of NGO’s.

UNIT-II

Water Pollution - Causes - Machinery for Prevention and Control -

functioning of the Legislation

UNIT - III

Air Pollution - Causes - Machinery for Regulation, Prevention and Control -

Functioning of the statutes, Noise pollution

UNIT-IV

Environment (Protection) Act 1986 - Machinery for Protection of

Environment Flazardous Waste.

UNIT-V

Forests and Wild Life - The forest (Conservation) Act 1980, The Wild Life

(Protection) Act. 1972 - An evaluation of the various provisions of these

enactments

REFERENCE

1 V.R. Krishna Iyer - Environmental Pollution and Law.

2 Shaw - Environmental Law

3 Rodgers - Environmental Law

4 P. LeelaKrishnan E.T.A.L. (EDS.), LAW AND ENVIRONMENT

5 P. LeelaKrishnan, Environmental Law in India

6 Armin Rosencranz ET.AL-Environmental Law and Policy in India

7 David Huges - Environmental Law

8 Paras Diwan - Environmental Law, Policy Administration

9 Ashok A. Desai - Environmetal Jurisprudence

10 Darryl D’ Monts - Temples or Tombs ? Industry versus Envionment

11 Dr. Anirudh Prasad - Environmental Law

BL - 406

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW - I

UNIT-I

Preamble, Citizenship (Art 5-11), Fundamental Rights in General : Definition

of State Art-12, Doctrines of ultra vires sever ability, Eclipse, Wiaver (Art -

13), Rights to Equality (Art - 14), Prohibition of Discrimination, Right to

Equality of Opportunity (Art 15-16)

UNIT-II

- Rights to Freedoms Under Art - 19

Protection in respects of Conviction under Art-20

(a) Ex-post Facto Law

(h) Double jeopardy

(c) Self incrimination

UNIT - III

1 Right to life & Personal liberty (Art-21)

2 Protection in case of Arrest & Detention (Art-22)

3 . Right to Freedom of Religion (Art 25 to 28)

4 Cultural & Educational Rights (Art 29 to 30)

prescribed case. meneka gandhi vs union of India, AIr, 1978 SC 597

UNIT -IV

1 Enforcement of Fundamental Rights, Power of Judicial Review, Public

Interest Litigation

2 Writ Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and High Court, Nature and General

conditions of Writ Jurisdiction (Art 32-226)

3 Extent of liability of the state (art 300) Prescribed case - Bandhua Mukti

Morcha vs Union of India, Air 1984 sc 802

UNIT-V

I Abolition of Unsociability, Titles (Art 17, 18)

Right against Exploitations (Art 23, 24)

2 Directive Principles of State Polky (Art 36 to 51)

3 Fundamental Duties (Art 51 A)

SEMESTER V

BL - 501

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -II

UNIT-I

The Union & State Executive. The President Election / impeachment. Powers

of the President, The Vice-President, The Council of Ministers

UNIT II

Union Parliaments and State Legislature Composition Session Qualification I

Disqualification of Member (Art 79-104, 168-193), Legislative Procedure

Ordinary Bills Money Bills Comittees of the House (Art 107 to 123),

Parliament Privileges (Art 105, 194)

UNIT - III –

The Judiciary in India Independence of the Judiciary The Supreme Court,

Appointment and Removal of Judges, Jurisdiction (Art 124 to 146), The Hight

Court in the State, Appointment, Removal and Transfer of Judges, Jurisdiction

(Art 214 to 237), The Tribunals (Art 323 a 323 b) the Subordinate Court (Art

233-237)

UNIT-IV

Legislative Relation between the Union & State (Art 245 to 255),

Admir.istrative Relations, (Art 256 to 263), Financial Relations (art 264-299),

Freedom of Trade, Commerce’ (Art 301-307)

UNIT-V

Services under the Union & State Doctrine of Pleasure, Constitutional safe

guards (Art 309 to. 323), Emergency Provisions (Art 352 tO 360),

Amendment of the Constitution (Art 368) Art 370

BL – 502

INTERNATIONAL LAW

UNIT-I

Definition and Concept of International law, Sources of International Law

UNIT-II

Relationship of international law and municipal law, subject of international

law and place’ of individual state responsibility, state jurisdiction

UNIT - III

Law of the Sea, Piracy, Hijacking, Outer Space, Diplomatic Agents Treaties

UNIT-IV

-Subject of International Law -

State - Recognition of State and Governments, Extradition, Asylum,

Intervention

UNIT-V

International Organizations, United Nations, General Assembly, Security

Council, Economic and Social Council, Trusteeship Council, International

Court of Justice, International Criminal Court

LEADING CASE

S.R. Bommai vs Union of India, AIR, 1994 sc. 1918

REFERENCE

1 D.D. Basu, Shorter Constitution of India

2 MN. Shukia, Constitution of India

3 Jam M.P. - Constitutional Law of India

BL-503

FAMILY LAW - I

HINDU LAW

UNIT-I

Origin, Development, Jurisdiction Nature, Hindu Law, Related Hindu Law,

sources of Hindu Law, Schools of Hindu Law, Doctrine of Factam Valete

UNIT - II-

Nature of Hindu Marriage, The Hindu Marriage Act 1955 Preliminary, Hindu

Marriage, Restitution of Conjugal Rights and Judicial Separation, Nullity of

Marriage and Divorce, Jurisdiction and Procedure

UNIT - III -

Adoption, Maintenance, The Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act 1956,

Preliminary Adoption Maintenance

UNIT-TV-

Minority and Guardianship, The Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act

demotions Natural Guardians of Hindu Minor Power of Natural Guardian, rule

of Ambulated, Gift, Will.

UNIT-V-

Stridhan, Women’s Estate, Partition, Realiseas Trust, Family Court, The

Hindu Succession Act 1956, Priliminary, Interstate Succession Coparcenary

Property, Testamentary Succession,

REFERENCE

1 Paras Diwan - Hindu Law•

2 Mullat - Principles of Hindu Law

3 Dr. R.K. Agrawal - Hindu Law

4 D. Kamal Saswat - Hindu Law

BL - 504

ARBITRATION, CONCILIATION AND ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE

RESOWTION SYSTEMS

UNIT - I

The concepts of A.D.R.( Alternative Dispute Resolution), Different kinds of

ADRS, For the success of ADRS, Concepts of negotiation, Arbitration,

Meaning, Scope, International Commercial Arbitration

UNIT-II

Arbitration Agreements, Essentials, subject matter of Arbitration,

Appointment of Arbitrators - Interim, Measures by Court, Arbitration

Tribunal, Arbitration Proceedings, Jurisdiction and Powers, Grounds of

Challenge and Court Assistance

UNIT III

Arbitration Awards, Form arid Content of Awards, Validity, Correction of

awards, Grounds for setting aside, Bias, Misconduct, Improper procedure and

breach of confidence, Enforcement of awards, Appeals and revision,

Enforcement of foreign awards.

UNIT-1V

Conciliation and Mediation, Appointment, Procedure, Role of Judiciary

UNIT - V

ADR under legal services authorities act, Scope and binding nature,

Procedures

REEERENCE

1 Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

2 Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987

3 Johari’s Commentary on Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

4 H.V:Mirchandans and V,K. Sharms, Guide to New Arbitration Law

5 Gerald R. Williams, Legal Negotiation and Settlement

6 G.K. Kwatra, The New Arbitration & Conciliation Law of India

7 ND. Basu, Law of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

8 N.V. Paranjpay Law of Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

BL-505

LAW OF CONTRACT - I

UNIT-I

Nature of Contractual Obligation, Theories of Contract, Doctrine of Freedom

of Contract, Rise, Fall and Resurgence of the Freedom, Phenomenon of

Agreements, Proposal, Acceptance and Consideration and Privet

UNIT-II

Capacity of Parties, Minority and Mental Incapacity, Government and

Artificial legal Lersons, Free consent, Factors vitiating free consent, Coercion,

duress and undue influence, Fraud

UNIT - III

Misrepresentation, Mistake and Legality, Concept of Public policy, Void and

Voidable agreements, Agreement in restraint of Trade, Marriage and Legal

proceedings, Uncertainties and wagering agreements

UNIT-IV

Performance of Contracts, Joint Rights and Joint Liability, Transfer and

Assignment of rights, Discharge of contracts, Discharge of breech and

anticipatory breach, Impossibility of performance, Alterations and novation,

Accord and satisfaction, Quasi contracts

UNIT-V

Remedies for Breach, Damages for breach, Specific performance, Recission

and Cancellation, Injunctions, Declaratory remedies

REFERENCE

1 Avatar Singh, Principles of Mercantile Law, Eastern Book Co., Lucknow

2 Avatar Singh, An Introduction to Contract Law

3 Pollock and Mulla, Indian Contract and Specific Relief Acts

4 A.G. Guests Anson’s Law of Contract

5 Trietal, The Law of Contract

6 AS. .Burrows, Remedies for Tort and Breach of Contract

SEMESTER VI

BL-601

LAW OF EVIDENCE

UNIT-I

Evidence, Meaning, Conceptions in Law of Evidence facts relevancy,Burden

of Proof, Estoppel

UNIT-II

Evidence taken before trial, Duty to disclose Evidence, Rule of evidence

relating to the Courts of Trial, Identity and Identification, Personal

Characteristics, Conduct on other Occasions, Blood and Similar tests

UNIT - III

Rule against Hearsay Evidence, Res Gestae, Statement by Deceased Persons

UNIT-IV

Admissibility and Confession, Dying Declarations and other relevant

statements, Expert Testimony

UNIT-V

Oral evidence evidentiary value of public documents, azette, Public Registers,

Documents official Certificates, Judgments, Probate and letters of

Administration, Report of Judicial Officers witnesses examination and cross

examination

REFERENCE

1 Woodrof, Law of Evidence

2 Sarkar on Evidence

3 VY. Sarathi, Law of Evidence

BL-602

FAMILY LAW -II (MUSLIM LAW)

UNIT-I

Origin, Development and Nature of the Mohammedan Law, Who is Muslim,

which for Muslim Law is applicable, Sources of Muslim Law, Primary

sources, Secondary sources.

UNIT-II

School of MOhammedan Law, Suni school, Shiya school, Hanagi Maliki,

Shafai, Hanbali, Ismailie, Ithna Asharias The Shariat Act 1937

UNIT-III

Marriage, Definition Of Nikah, Nature of marriage, Age of marriage, Option

of Puberty, Kinds of marriage, Sahih marriage, Fasid marriage, Bali! marriage,

Muta marriage, Iddat, Dower, Meaning, Defmition, Classification of dower,

Specified Dower, Prompt Dower, Difrred Dower, Proper Dower, Widow’s

lien for unpaid Dower, Muslim Divorce and Protection Act 1986. the Special

Marriage Act 1954, Kharcha a Pandani

UNIT -IV

Guardianship, Legitimacy divorce, By act of Parties, By Death of Party,

Modes of Talaq. Paternity and Acknowledgement Succession Law under

Muslih Law, Will, Hiba or Gift.

UNIT-V

Pre-emption, Maintenance, Wakf. the Wakfs Act Mutwali,

REFERENCE .

Mulla - Principles. of Mohammedin Law

Tahir Mohammed - The Muslim Law of India

Aquil Ahmad - Muslim Law

A.A.A. Fazi - Muslim Law

Paras Diwan - Muslim Law in Modern India

BL- 603

LAW OF CRIMES - I (IPC)

UNIT-I

Concept of Crime, Distinction between Crime and other Wrongs, Stages of a

Crime, Elements of a Crime Actus Reus, Mens Rea, Group liability,

Applicability of Indian Penal Code

UNIT- II

General Exceptions’ - (excusable and justifiable acts) mistake of fact; Mistake

of Law, Necessity, Judicial Act, Accident Necessity, Act of child, Act of an

unsound mind person, Act done in an intoxicated condition consent, Private

defence.

UNIT-III

Abetment, Criminal Conspiracy, Attempt

UNIT -IV

Offences against the State

Offences against the Public Tranquility - Unlawful

Assembly, Rioting and Affray

UNIT-V

Giving false Evidence, Fabricating false Evidence, Public Nuisance

CASES -

1 Vishwanath v. State of UP., AIR, 1960 SC 67

2 Barendra Kumar Ghosh v. Emperor 52 ia 40

3 Abhyanand Mishra v. State of Bhiar, AIR, 1961 SC 1698

4 Basudev v. State of Pepsu, AIR, 1956 SC 488

REFERENCE

l R.C. Nigam : Law of Crimes in India

2 K.D. Gaur - Criminal Law - Cases and Materials

3 S.K. Mishra - Indian Penal Code

4 T. Bhattachharya - Indian Penal Code

BL-604

U.P. LAND LAWS

UNIT-I

Proprietary Right in Land, Tenancy Legislations, Abolition of Zamindari,

Definitions, Acquisition of the Interests of Intermediaries and its

Consequence, Compensation and Rehabilitation Grant, Evacuee Property

mims and minerals, Gaon Sahha and Land Management comittee, U.P.Z.A. &

L.R. ACT - 1950

UNIT-II

Classes of tenure holders, rights of tenure holders, Rights of Bhumidhar with

transferable rights, Rights of Bhumidhar with non-transferable rights, Rights

of Asami ejectment

UNIT - III

Abandonment, Surrender, Extinction and Lease, Succession, artition,

allotment of land and. Declaratory suit, Land revenue, Exclusive Jurisdiction

of the Revenue Court, Co-operative Farming Society

UNIT-IV

The Uttar Pradesh Land Revenue Act 1901

Revenue Authorities and their Jurisdiction, Maintenance of Maps and records.

mutation proceedings, Bounder marks and Boundary disputes. Revision of

maps and records, Procedure of revenue courts and Revenue officers. Appeal,

reference and revision.

UNIT-V

The TJ.P. Imposition of ceiling on Land Holdings Act 1960 introduction,

imposition of ceiling on land holdings, Exemption acquisition of surplus land

Determination and payment of amount settlement of surplus land

REFERENCE

Dr. -RK Maurya (U.P. Land Laws) Hindi & English (Both medium)

BARE Act. Central Law Publications, 107, Darahhanga Colony Allahabad

U.P. Zarnindari Abolition and Land Reforms ACT 1950.

U.P. Land Revenue ACT 1901

U.P. Imposition, of Ceiling on Land Holding ACT 1960

BL-605

LAW OF CONTRACT -II

UNIT-I

INDEMNITY - Defmition and extend of liability of Indemnifier, Guarantee,

continuing Guarantee, Nature and duration of Liability, Rights and Position of

Surities, Discharge of Surities, Bailments, Nature and Definition, Duties

and Rights of Bailer and Bailee.

UNIT -II

AGENCY - Kinds of Agents, Creation of Agency, Rights and duties and

liabilities of Agents, Liability of Principal for act of Agents, Terminations of

Agency, Contract of Bailment and Pledge

UNIT - III

PARTNERSHIP - Nature and Creation, Mutual relationship of Partners,

Authority of Partners, Admission of New Members, Partnership Property,

Dissolution of Partnership, Registration

UNIT-IV

Sale of goods, concept of sale, Conditions and Warrantees, Passing of Pioperty

and risk delivery of Goods, Right of unpaid seller-remedies for Breach

UNIT-V

Negoitiable Instruments-Essential requirements, Promissory Notes, Bill of

Exchange and Cheques Holder in due course

REFERENCE

1 Avtar Singh Principles of Merchantile Law

2 Pollock and Mulla - Indian Partnership Act

3 Friedmam-Law of Agency

4 Geoirey Morse - Partnership Law

5 Benjamin’s - Sale of Goods

SEMESTER VII

BL-701

TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT AND INDIAN EASEMENT ACT

UNIT-I

Interpretation clause (sec. - 3) - Immovable Property, Attested, Registered,

Actionable claim, Notice, Definition of transfer of property (sec.- 5) Transfer

for the benefit of an unborn person (sec.-13) Rule against perperuity (sec.-14)

UNIT-II

Vested Interest (sec. 19)Ccontingent interest (sec 21), Conditional - transfer

(sec 25) Fulfillment of condition precedent (sec 26) Fulfillment of condition

subsequent (sec 29), Doctrine of election (sec 35), Doctrine of apportionment

(sec 36 & 37), Transfer by ostensible owner (sec 41), Doctrine of lis-pendens

(sec 52), Fraudulent transfer (sec 53), Doctrine of part-performance (sec. 53-a)

UNIT - III

Sale - essentials , Rights and liabilities of buyer and seller Mortagage -

definition and kinds, Rights and liabilities of mortgagor and mortgagor,

Marshalling and contribution, Subrogation Charge

UNIT - IV.

Lease - Definition, Modes of creation of lease

Rights and liabilities of lessor and lessee, Determination of lease

Exchange, Gift-essentials, Modes of making gift, Onerous gift,

Universal donee, Transfer of actionable claims

UNIT-V

Indian Easement Act, Definition and Essential features of Easement, Kinds of

Easement, Extinction, Suspension and Revival of Easement

CASES -

1 Saundara Rajan V. Natarajan, AIR, 1925 Pc 244

2 Muhammad Afzil V. Gulam K.asim (1903) 30 Col. 843, 300 i.a. 190

3 Musahur Sahu V. Flakirn Lal (1915) 43 col, 521, 32 i.c. 343 pc

4 Gokuldas V Puranmal (1884) 10 col. 1035, 11 i.a. 126

REFERENCE:

1 Mulla - Transfer of Property Act

2 Basanti Lal Babel - Indian Easement Act

3 Dr. T.P. Tripathi - Transfer of Property Act

4 Prof. R.K. Sinha - Transfer of Property .Act

BL-702

CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE, I

UNIT-I

Historical background importance of procedural law, preliminary, decree

order, foreign judgement, suits in general jurisdiction of the courts and

resjudication, place of. swing, institution of suits, judgement and decree,

interest, costs.

UNIT-II

Execution, general, Limit of the time for execution, Transferses and legal

representatives, Procedure in execution, Arrest and detention, Attachment sale,

Distribution of arrests, Representative suit, Order-I, Parties of suits Frame of

sjiit, Recognised agents and pleaders

UNIT - III

Commisions, suits by abainst the government or public officers in their official

capacity, Suits by alums and by or against foreign rulers, Inter pleader suit,

Institution of suits, Issue of summons, Pleading generally, Plaint written

statement, Set off and counter claim.

UNIT-1V

Arbitration, public nuisances and other wrongful acts affecting th public,

Supplemental proceeings. examination of parties by court, Discovery and

inspection, Admission, Production, Impounding and return of documents,

settlement of forms, Determination of suit, Disposal of the suit at the first

hearing, Summoning and attendance of witnesses.

UNIT-V

Appeals from original decrees, Appeal from appellate decrees, Appeals and

orders, General Provision relating to appeals, Appeals to the Supreme Court,

Sumoning and attendence of witnesses, Attendence of witnesses confined or

detained in persons. Adjournments, Hearing of Suits and Examination of

Witnesses, Affidavits, Judgement and Decree costs.

REFERENCE

1 Mulla - C.P.C.

2 C.K. Takwani - C.P.C.

3 M.P. Tondon - C.P.C..

BL-703

LAW OF CRIMES -II

UNIT-I

Offences affecting the human body, culpable homicide, Murder, Causing

death by negligence, Dowry-death, Hurt, Grievous hurt.

UNIT-II

Offenec affecting •the human body, Wrongful restraint and wrongful

confinement, Criminal force and assault, kidnapping and abduction, Sexual

offences, Unnatural offences

UNIT - III

Offences against property, Theft, Extortion, Robery and Dacoity, Criminal V

V - Misappropriation of property, Criminal breach of trust, Cheating,

Mischief, Criminal Trespass

UNIT-IV

Offences relating to marriage, Cruelty by husband or eiatives of husband

UNIT-V

Defamation, Criminal intimidation V

CASES

1 R:V. Govinda (1876) 1 ILR Vi Born. 342

2 T.D. Wadgarna V. State of Gujrat, AIR 1973 SC 2313

3 Tukararn V. Maharashtra, AIR 1979 SC V 185

4 K.N. Mehra Vs. State of Raj, AIR 1957 SC 369 V V

REFERENCE

1 R.C. Nigam Law of Crimes in India

2 K.D. Gaur - Criminal Law - Cases and Materials (1999), Butterwortus India

3 S.N. Mishra - Indian Penal Code

4 T. Bhattacharya - India Penal Code

BL - 704

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS.

UNIT-I

The concept of Intellectual Property, Classification of intellectual PRoperty,

Copyright, Patent, Trade-Mark, Design, Geographical Indications, Micro-

Organism and Patentability, Protection of new plant varieties V V

UNIT-II

International Development (Brief) - WIPS, TRIPS, Beme Convention, Paris

Convention

UNIT-III -

Law relating to copyright and neighbouring rights in India - Subject - Matter

of copyright, works in which copyright subsist, Originality, Works in which

copyright does not subsist, Essential conditions for copyright existence and

protection, ownership of copyright and Rights of the owner, Infringement of

copyright, Remedies against Infringement of copyright.

UNIT-IV

Law relating to patents in India - Patent-definition, salient features of patent,

Procedure for Acquisition of Patent, Rights of Patentees, Limitation of the

Right of Patentees, Duties of Patentee, Transfer of the Patent Rights,

Infringement of patents and Relief that may be granted.

UNIT-V

Trade Mark - essential features, different types, procedure for Acquistion of

Registered Trade Mark, Remedies for Infringement of Trade Marks, Passing

off Action

REFERENCE

1 B :L. .Wadhera - IPR

2 P. Narayanan - IPR

3 M.K. Bhandari - Law relating to Intellectual Property Rights

4 J.P. Mishra - An Introduction to Intellectual Property Rights

REFERENCE

1 Copinger on copyrights (Ed.Skone James)

2 P. Narayan, Trade Mark and Passing Off

3 W.R. Comish, Intellectual Property, Patents, Copyrights.: Trade Marks and

Allied Rights

4 Kerly’s Law of Trade Marks and Trade Names

BL-705

PROFESIONAL ETIHICS, ACCOUNTANCY FOR LAWYERS AND BAR

BENCH RELATIONS

UNIT-I

Role and Functions of a Lawyer in a Democracy, Essential characteristics. of

Lawyers, Profession, Art of Advocacy.

UNIT - II

Professional conduct, of a lawyer, Need .for etiquette and professional ethics,

Duty of lawyer to maintain accounts, Need for maintaining good relations

between Bench and Bar

UNIT - III

Professional Misconduct, ,Power and Jurisdiction of the Bar Council to deal

with disciplinary proceedings, Judicial decisions on disciplinary matters

UNIT-IV

Contempt of Court, Meaning and purpose, Criminal and Civil Contempt

UNIT-V

Courts attitude towards contempt proceedings

REFERENCE

1 Amita Dhanda, Moot Courts for Interactive Legal Education

2 P. Rarnanatha Iyer, Legal & Professional Ethics

3 Dr. Kailash Rai, Legal Ethics, Accountancy for Lawyers and Bench-Bar

Relations

SEMESTER VIII

BL-801

INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES

UNIT. - I

Legislation- Meaning, How Made, Parts of Statute, Long Title, Short Title,

Preamble, Definition, Section, Provison-Schedule-Marginal Notes, Comment,

Renewal Of Legislation, Repeal

UNIT -II

Interpretation, Meaning and Scope, Rules of Statutory, Interpretation, -

Legislative, Intent-Literal Rule, Golden Rule, Mischief, Rule, Technical

Interpretation

UNIT - III

External and Internal Aids to Interpretation, Beneficial Construction,

Prevention of Abuse and Evasion

UNIT-IV

Presumptions and Assumptions, Jurisdiction, Repealing-Constitutionality of

Statutes, Retrospective Operation .

UNIT-V

Equitable Construction, Strick Construction of Penal Laws, Mandatory and

Directory Provisions, Construction of Words-Maxims, Princples of

Constitutional Interpretation

REFERENCE

1 P.S. Langan Maxwell on the Interpretation of Statutes, N.M. Tripathi Pvt.

Ltd., Bombay V

2 F.A.R. Benion, Statutory Interpretation : A Code, Butterworths

3 G.P. Singh, Principles of Statutory Interpretation, Wadhwa & Co. Nagpur

4 J. Bentham, The Theory of Legislation, N.M. Tripathi, Bombay

BL-802

C.P.C. II & LIMITATION ACT

UNIT-I

Reference, Review and Revision

Special Provision, Relating to the High courts not being the court of a Judicial

Commissioner, Rules, Miscellaneous, Interductory, Death, Marriage and Insolvency

of Parties, Withdrawal and Adjustment of Suits, Payment into Court, Postage,

Enlargement of time, Caveat, Inhererent Powers of Court.

UNIT - II

Amehdment of Judgements, Decrees, Orders, General Power to Ammend,

Power to amend decree, suits by Intigent Persons, Suits relating to mortgages

of Immovable property, Special Cases.

UNIT - III

Plan of Trial to be deemed to be open courts, Saving of present right of appeal,

Summary Procedure, Temporary injunctions, Appointment of Recievers,

Appeals from original decree, Appeals from Appellate Decrees

UNIT-IV

Ammendment of certian Acts, Continuance of order under replead enactments,

Ref. to C.P.C. & other repealed enactments, Appeals to the Supreme Court,

Proyincial Small cases courts, Presidency Small Cases Courts.

UNIT-V

Indian Limitation Act.-Concept, objects, Preliminary, Limitation of Suits,

Appeals and applications, Computation of period of limitation, Acquisition of

ownership by possession, miscellaneous, Periods of limitation, Suits appeals,

applications.

REFERENCE

1 Mulla - C.P.C.

2 C.K. Takwani - C.P.C.

3 M.L: Singhala - C.P.c.

4 S. Rama Krishna - C.P.C.

5 Bare Act. - Limitation Act - 1913

BL - 803

COMPANY LAW

UNIT-I

Corporate personality, Limited liability, Lifting the corporate veil,

Registration and Incorporation, Procedure, Memorandum of Association -

Doctrine of. Ultra Vires, Articles of Association

UNIT-II

Prospectus, Misrepresentation and reniedies, Criminal responsibility,

Allotments of shares, Calles on shares, Share capital preference, share capital,

Equity share. capital, Alteration and reduction of share capital, Further issue of

shares

UNIT - III

Borrowing - Meaning and consequences, Mortgages and charges-Loans,

Investments-Debentures

UNIT -IV

Corporate Governance, Appointment of directors, Meetings, Minutes of

meetings, Accounts and audit, Inspection and investigation, Power of

company law board, Limitations, Preventing operation and mismanagement,

Amalgamation, Takeover, Reorganization .

UNIT-V

Winding up of companies, Types, Grounds, Procedure, Powers of Liquidators,

Consequences of winding up, Liability of member, Removal from Register

Leading Case -

1 Saloman Vs Saloman and Saloman Company Case

2 Foss Vs. Harbattle Case (1874) Ich App 350

REFERENCE

1 Avtar Singh, Company Law

2 S.M. Shah, Lectures on Company Law

3 LCB Gower, Principles of Modem Company Law

4 Robert. R. Penniengton, Company Law

5 Palmer, Company Law

PAPER BL- 804

LEGAL LANGUAGE AN]) LEGAL WRITING

UNIT-I

Simple sentences (One clause), (Their phrase structure)

Tense a non modifiers (Determiner, prepositional phrases, Basic

Transformations clauses)

UNIT-II

Passives, negatives, questions, complex and compound sentences (use of

connectives), Conditionals, Reported speech, Question, Tags and short

responses, Some common error legal termsuse of legal terms and idiomatic

expressions

UNIT - III

Reading comprehension (Principles and Practice); Listening Comprehension,

Paragraph writing; Formal correspondence,

Note- Taking, Translation from Hindi language into English & vice-versa.

UNIT-IV

Foreign words and phrases (important Latin and English affixes); Crtain sçt

expressions and phrases, One-word substitution. Words often confused;

UNIT-V

Use of cohesive devices (Legal drafting), Precis-writing, summarizing and

briefmg,. Brief-writing and drafting of reports, Essay writing on topics of

legal, interest, Varities of sentence structure and verb patterns, Translation

(from English to Hindi and vice-versa), Legal maxims relating to fundamental

legal principles

BL-805

MOOT COURT, PRE.TRAIL PREPARATIONS AND PARTICIPATION IN

TRIAL PROCEEDINGS

There will be 3 components of 30 marks each and a viva voce for 10 marks in

this paper.

UNIT-I

Moot court - Every student should do at least three moot court in the semester.

The moot court work will be on agreed problems and it will be evaluated for

written submissions and 5 marks for oral presentation.

UNIT-II

Observance of trial in two cases, one civil and one criminal (30 marks).

Students will maintain a record and enter the various steps obtained recording

their attendance on different days in the court assignment. This will carry 30

marks.

UNIT - III

Interviewing techniques and practical preparations-each student will observe

two (30 marks) interviewing sessions of clients at the lawyers chamber! legal

aid office and record the proceeding in a diary. This record may carry 15

marks. The student may also train themselves in the preparation of documents

and court papers and the procedure for filing the petition-necessary entries will

be made in a diary and it will carry 15 marks.

UNIT-IV

The fourth component will be viva voce examination an all above three

exercise and 10 marks shall be awarded.

REFERENCE

1 Amita Dhanda, Moot Court for Interactive Legal Education

SEMESTER IX

BL901

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE - I

UNIT-I

The Criminal Procedure Code 1973 priliminary (SR 1-5), Constitution of

Criminal Courts (Sec 6-25), Power of Courts (Sec - 26-35), Arrest of persons

(Sec 41-60)

UNIT-II

Process to compel appearance (61 to 91) summon (61-69), Warrant of arrest

(Sec 70-81), Proclamation and attachment (Sec 82 to 86), Other rules

regarding processes (sec. 87-90), Processes to compel the production of things

(sec 91 to 105)

UNIT - III

Order for maintenance of wives, children and parents (sec 125-128)

Maintenance of public order and tranquility (sec. 129-148)

UNIT -IV

Preventive action of the police (Sec 149-153)

Infonnation to the police and their powers to investigation (Sec. 154 to 176)

Jurisdiction of the criminal courts in inquiries and trails (Sec. 177, 189)

UNIT-V -

Complaints to Magistrates (Sec. 200 to 203), Commencement of proceedings

before Magistrates (Sec. 204-2 10), Charge (Sec. 211 to 224)

BL-902

LABOUR LAW

UNIT-I

History of trade union movement, Trade unions and Indian Constitution,

Definition of Trade Union

UNIT-II

Registration of Trade Unions, Powers and functions of Registrar of Trade

Union, Cancellation of Registration

UNIT-III

Objects of Trade Unions, Trade Union Fund, Political fund-Trade union

immunities, Nature and scope

UNIT-IV

Industry and industrial disputes, Meaning and definition, Dispute resolution

methods and authorities, Powers and functions, Governmental control

UNIT-V

Strikes, lock outs, lay offs-Retrenchment and closure-Legal controls, Protected

workmen

REFERENCE

1 Maihotra, Law of Industrial Disputes

2 Indiah Law Institute, Labour Law and Labour Relations

3 K.D. Srivastava, Industrial Employment (Standing Orders)Act 1946

4 K.D. Srivastava, Law Relating to Trade Unions and Unfair Labour Practices

5 H.L. Kumar, Misconducts, .Charge Sheets and Enquiries

BL-903

CRIMINOLOGY AND PENOLOGY

UNIT-I

Nature and extent of crime in India, definition and essential elements of crime,

stages of crime, Basic principles of criminal law, criminology, penology and

criminal law : Corelation, scope and importance of criminology

UNIT-II

Schools of criminology, causation of crime, sociological theory of crime-

Theory of differential association, Crime and economic condition

UNIT - III

Classification of offenders, white collar crime, sex offences, alcoholism, drug

addiction and crime, juvenile delinquency

UNIT-IV

Theories of punishment, capital punishment, the police system, prison system

UNIT-V

Parole, probation of offenders, recidivism, crime prevention

BL-904

DRAFTING PLEDING AND CONVEYANCING

This course will be offered through class instructions and exercised, preferably with

assistance of practicing lawyers retired judges, apart from teaching the relevant

provisions of law, the course will include 30 exercises in drafting and it may carry 90

marks (3 marks for each exercise). All assignments on drafting and exercises on

pleading and conveyancing must be written in the record books and must be

submitted to the course teacher for evaluation as and when directed by the teacher.

UNIT-I

Theory of pleading

A- Plead facts, B-Plead material facts only C- Plead facts in concise form D-

Plead facts not law E- Plead facts not evidence

UNIT-II

Definition, nature and meaning of plaint and written statement.

UNIT - III ..

Drafting - Civil

1 Plaint, 2. Written Statement, 3. Interlocutory Application, 4. Original

Petition, 5. Affidavit, 6. Execution Petition, 7. Memorandum of Appeal

and Revision, 8. Petition under art, 226 and 32 of the constitution

UNIT-IV

Drafting - Criminal

1 Complaints, 2. Criminal Miscellaneous, 3. Ball Application,.4. Lease

Deed, 5. Gift Deed, 6. Promissory Note, 7. Power of Attorney, 8. Will,

9. Partition Deed, 10. Partnership Deed.

UNIT-V

Conveyancing

1 Agreement for sale, 2. Sale Deed, 3. Mortgage Deed, 4. Lease Deed, 5.

Gift Deed, 6. Promissory Note, 7. Power of Attorney, 8. Will, 9.

Partition Deed, 10 Partnership Deed

BL-905

Court Training

SEMESTER X

BL-1001

ADMINISTRATWE LAW

UNIT-I

Meaning - Content- Growth in India - Rule of Law and Constitution - Doctrine

of Separation of Power, Counsel & Erate

UNIT -II

Delegated Legislation- concept and procedure validity control, sub delegation,

Principles of Natural Justice

UNIT - III.

Judicial Powers of Administration, Administrative Tribunals, Quasi Judicial

UNIT - IV

Judicial control of Administrative Action, Administration Discretion

UNIT-V

Liability for wrongs (Tortions and Contractual), Corporation and Public

Undertakings, Ombudsman : Lok Pal, Lok Ayukta, Vigilance Commission

REFERENCE

1 H.W.R. Wade, Administrative Law

2 Jam and Jam, Principles of Administrative Law

3. I.P. Massay, Administrative Law

4 C.K. Thakwani, Lectures on Administrative Law

5 S.P. Sathe, Administrative Law

6 U.P.D Kasim - Administrative Law

BL-1002

CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE - II

UNIT - I TRIALS - 1 (Sr. 225 TO 265)

Before Court of Sessions, Warrant Trials, Summon Trial, Summary Trials

Attendance of person confined in Prison (Sr. 226 to 271)

Case - State of Maharashtra Vs. Som Nath Thap, (AIR 1996 SC 1744)

UNIT –II Mode of Recording Evidence : (Sr 272 to 299) Inquiries, Trials, General

provision for Conducting Inquiries and Trials (Sr. 300 to 327)

UNIT - III Execution suspension

Remission and communication of sentences (Sec. 413-435), Provision relating

to: (Sr. 372 to 405), Appeals, Revision, Reference, Bail and Bonds (Sr. 436 to

450), Concept of Bail, Regular Bails, Anticipatory Bails, Provisions relating to

Sureties. Inherent powers of the Court (Section - 482)

Case - Gurbaksh Singh Sibia Vs, State of Punjab (AIR 1978 P & H)

UNIT . IV The Probation of Offenders Act. 1958

Definitions (S2), Powers of the court release offenders (SS 3 to 10 & 12),

Provisions relating to Appeals and Revisions (S 11), Powers of probation

officers (SS 13 to 16), Miscellaneous (SS 17 to 19), Case - Nilgiris bar

Association Vs. T.K. Amhalingam and another (1998. Cri.e.j. 675 SC)

UNIT-V

Juvinile Justice Act 2000

REFERENCE

R.P. Sethi : Commentaries on Probation of Offender’s Act, Probation of

Offender’s Act and Rules, Upendra Baxi - Libefty and Corruption

BL-1003

WOMEN & LAW AND LAW RELATING TO CHILD

UNIT - I Women in India

Pre-Independence Period, Social & Legal status, Reform movements for

women (social Reform), Post-Independence Period-Preamble of the

Constitution, Equality Provisions in Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles

of State Policy CEDAW & Beizing Declaration, Personal Laws, Uniform

Civil Code towards Gender Justice

UNIT-II

Women Empowerment, Representation in Democratic Govt., Parliament, State

Legislature, Local bodies, Panchayat Raj (Local self Government), Women &

family (Protective Provision) Dowry prohibition, Domestic Violence,

Maintenance, Divorce, Cruelty, Women & Employment (Protective

Provisions) under labour laws, workplace harrassment

UNIT - III

Crime against women, Foeticide, Incest, Rape, Immoral Trafficing Support,

protection & enforcement agencies NGO’s ‘family courts, women comission

UNIT- IV

Problems of Child, Constitutional provisions, International protection - Child

Right Convention (CRC), State responsibility for Education of children

UNIT-V

Problem of Child Labour - Beggary, (Protective Provisions) ILO, Crime

against children - Recent Trends

BOOKS RECOMMENDED

Anjani Kant - Law relating to women & children, S.C. Tripathi - Law relating to

women & children

BL-1004

PUBLIC INTEREST LAWYERING, LEGAL AID AND PARA LEGAL

SERVICES

The paper carries 100 marks. It will have the following components

UNIT -1

Participation in legal aid camps and clinics

UNIT -II

Participation in legal literacy programme

UNIT –III

Assignment on negotiation and counseling

UNIT -IV

Writing case comments (at least 3)

UNIT -V

Socio legal survey on assigned problem

The assignment and exercises on the above items must be written in a record and must

be submitted to the course teacher for valuation.

BL-1005

Court Training