Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut

FACULTY OF LAW

LL.B. 3 Year Course

Syllabus Prepared as per U.G.C. Guidelines

Printed by : Registrar, Ch. Charan Singh University, Meerut

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JULY 2003BY RAHUL JAIN I M E , SAHIBABAD

LL.B. I

LL.B. II

LL.B. Ill

— 2003-04

— 2004-05

— 2005-06

CH. CHARAN SINGH UNIVERSITY,MEERUT.

ORDINANCESFACULTY OF LAW

BACHELOR OF LAWS (LL.B.) (3 YEAR COURSE)

1. The course is a three year programme for professional decree

in Law.

2. The Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) shall consist of Part 1, Part II, and Part III examination spread over a period of three years. The examination of Part I, Part II and Part III will be held separately and yearly at the end of respective academic session.

3. The 3 years course of Law is offered to the students who have obtained their degree in graduation from any University within the territory of India or from any University situated outside India duly established by law and recognized as an equivalent by this University.

4. The students who have obtained their degree in graduation through a single sitting examination shall not be eligible for the admission in tins course in LL.B. I.

5. No candidate shall be eligible to pursue his/her studies in LL.B., Part II, or Part III unless he/she has cleared LL.B. Part I or Part II examinations respectively. A candidate who has passed Part I examination of another recognized University may also be admitted to LL.B. Part II examination provided that he/she had offered for Part I examination courses of equivalent standard with almost identical syllabus as is required for LL.B. Part-I examination of this University and has attended a regular course of study for one academic year in an affiliated college of the University.

Note : A candidate who has passed LL.B. Part I/Part II from another University as a private candidate or through correspondence courses shall not be allowed in LL.B. Part II or Part III..

6. No candidate shall be eligible for the award of LL.B. degree unless he/she has passed LL.B. Part I, Part II, and Part III examinations separately. The marks of LL.B. Part I, Part II, and Part III examinations shall be added together for the purpose of award of division.

7. No candidate shall be declared to have passed LL.B. Part Ior Part II or Part III examinations unless he/she has secured48 marks in aggregate of all theory courses subject to aminimum of 36% marks in each course of the concerned Partand 48% marks in Practical courses separately.

8. The division shall be determined on the basis of the aggregate of marks of all the courses prescribed for the LL.B. Degree as under:

First Division — 60% or above

Second Division — 48% or above but below 60%

9. After appearing in Part I or Part II or Part III examination, if a candidate fails to secure 36% marks in not more than two Courses and/or fails to secure the minimum aggregate of 48% marks in the concerned examination, he/she may be allowed to appear again at ensuing Back-Paper examination at the most in two theory courses.

10. A candidate shall be required to offer nine courses each in LL.B. Part I and Part II, and ten course (including four Practical Training Courses) in Part III examination, as prescribed in the syllabus. Each course will carry 100 marks.

11. That the Course of study in law shall be by regular attendance and a candidate appearing at any exam. Part I or II or III is required to put in a minimum attendance of 66% of the lectures on each of the

subject as also at Moot Courts & Practical Training Courses.

12. After Completing the required percentage of attendances, it a candidate does not

appear or does not pass in the main examination or if he is eligible to appear in

the Back-paper examination, he/she shall be declared to have failed at the

examination and shall have to re-appear in all the courses of examination

concerned in subsequent years as an Ex-student without attending further regular

classes.

13. A candidate who does not earn the LL.B. (3 years Course) degree in Six Years,

shall cease to be candidate for the degree. The period of six years shall be

reckoned from the academic session in which he started his candidature.

14. A candidate who has failed in Part I/Part II/Part III examination conducted by any

other University shall not be allowed to appear in LL.B. Part II, and Part III

examination conducted by this University as a regular or as an Ex-student.

15. Any candidate who has passed LL.B. examination of this University, may be

allowed to present himself for examination in any one course prescribed for

LL.B. examination and not taken by him at the earlier examination. Candidates

securing minimum 48% marks will be given a certificate to that effect.

16. A candidate who desires to appear at the examination under this ordinance 15 shall

get himself registered in a college affiliated to the University and submit his

application form to the college along with prescribed fee by the date fixed for

regular students appearing at the examination. All such application forms shall be

forwarded by the Principal of the affiliated College to the University. The

candidate will appear as an Ex-student.

17. No student shall be permitted to offer any other degree or diploma course either of this university or of any other University or Institution along with LLB course.

18. For each paper/course there shall be lecture classes of at 3 hours per week.

19. The library of the college or University Department shall remain open for at least 8 hours on every working day.

20. That the University Institute of Legal Studies and the Law Departments of Law College affiliated to the University shall be deemed to be the Professional Law Colleges for the purpose of Bar Council of India.

21. That the Dean Faculty of Law, Convener of the Board of Studies in Law and the Convener of Research Degree Committee in Law shall be a teacher of Law discipline only and from the traditional law college which are not self-finance law College/Institutions or Departments.

22. The admission to LL.B. Part I shall be made on the basis of guidelines provided by the University and Bar Council of India.

CH. CHARAN SINGH UNIVERSTIY, MEERUT

FACULTY OF LAW

SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

BACHELOR OF LAWS

LL.B. (3 YEARS COURSE)

LL.B. PART I

COURSE CODE SUBJECT MAX. MARKS

EXAM DURATION

I K-101 Jurisprudence 100 3 Hours

II K-102 Contract - I 100 3 Hours(General principles & SpecificRelief)

III K-103 Torts and Consumer Protection 100 3 HoursLaws.

IV K-104 Family Law-I (Hindu Law) 100 3 Hours

V K-105 Legal Language & Legal 100 3 HoursWritings and Gen. English

VI K-106 Constitutional Law of India 100 3 Hours

VII K-107 Human Rights and International 100 3 HoursLaw

VIII K.-108 Environmental Law 100 3 Hours

IX Any one of thefollowing optional courses

IX (a) K-109 International Economic Law. 100 3 Hours

IX (b) K-110 Bankruptcy Laws 100 3 Hours

IX (c) K- 111 Taxation Laws\s /

100 3 Hours

IX (d) (i) K-112 Comparative Law 100 3 Hours

IX (d) (ii) K-113 Legal History 100 3 Hours

IX (e) K-114 Insurance Law 100 3 Hours

LL.B.PART II

COURSE CODE SUBJECT MAX. EXAMMARKS DURATION

X K-201 Contract - II 100 3 Hours(Specific Contracts)

XI K-202 Family Law - II 100 3 Hours

(Mohammedan Law)XII K-203 Property Law including

Transfer of property Act and Easement Act).

100 3 Hours

XIII K-204 Administrative Law 100 3 Hours

XIV K-205 Company Law 100 3 Hours

XV K-206 Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternate Dispute

100 3 Hours

Resolution Systems.XVI K-207 Labour Law & Industrial

Relations100 3 Hours

XVII K-208 Interpretation of Statutes 100 3 Hours

Any one of the following

optional coursesXVIII (a) K-209 Conflict of Laws 100 3 HoursXVIII (b) K-210 Banking Law including 100 3 Hours

Negotiable Instruments ActXVIII (c) K-211 Investment and Security Laws 100 3 HoursXVIII (d) K-212 Trusts, Equity and Fiduciary

Relations100 3 Hours

XVIII (e) K-213 Criminology and Penology 100 3 Hours

LL.B. PART III

COURSE CODE SUBJECT MAX. EXAMMARKS DURATION

XIX K-301 Criminal procedure, Juvenile Justice &, Probation of offenders

100 3 Hours

XX K-302 Law of Evidence 100 3 Hours

XXI K.-303 Civil Procedure and Limitation 100 3 Hours

XXII K-304 Law of Crimes 100 3 Hours

XXIII K-305 Land Laws including Revenue 100 3 Hours

and Ceiling LawsXXIV Any one of the following

optional courses

XXIV (a)

XXIV (b)

K-306 K-

307

Air and Space Law

Law and Medicine

100 3 Hours

3 Hours

XXIV (c) (i) K-30S Women and Law and Law 100 3 Hours

Relating to ChildXXIV (c) (ii) K-309 Law, Poverty and Development 100 3 Hours

XXIV (d) K-310 Intellectual Property Law. 100 3 Hours

XXIV (e) K-311 Maritime Law 100 3 Hours

PRACTICAL TRAINING COURSES

XXV K-312 Moot Court, Pre-Trail Preparations and participation in Trial Proceedings

100 Practical and viva

XXVI K-313 Drafting and Pleading for Conveyancing

10050-written50-Practical & Viva

[50 marks for written paper of 3 hours conducted with the university examination and 50 marks for Practical exercise & Viva Voce]

XXVII K-314 Professional Ethics, Accountancy For Lawyers and Bar Bench Relations

100 [80 for written paper of 3 hours/Project Seminar Paper 20 for Practical and Viva Voce]

XXVI11 K-31 5 Public-Interest Lawyering,Legal Aid and Para-LegalServices

100 Practical and Viva Voce

Ch. Charan Singh University, MeerutSyllabus as per guidelines provided in the UGC Model Curriculum of Law

(with effect from the academic session beginning JULY 2003)

LL.B. 1Course I, Code K- 101

JURISPRUDENCE

UNIT- I Definition, Nature and Scope of Jurisprudence, Definition of Law

UNIT-II Schools of Jurisprudence - Analytical, Historical, Sociological, Economic, Realist, Natural, Law theories and the Pure Theory of Law

UNIT- III Sources of Law - Custom, Precedent & Legislation

UNIT- IV Administration of Justice, Rights & Duties, Legal personality

UNIT - V Ownership, Possession, Liability

Books Recommended :

1. Salmond J. : Jurisprudence2. Dias, R.W.M. : Jurisprudence3. Brij Narayan Tripathi : Vividh Shastra4. Dwivedi, S.P. : Jurisprudence and Legal Theory

Course II, K-102CONTRACT-I

(GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CONTRACT & SPECIFIC RELIEF)

UNIT - I Formation of Contract — Proposal and Acceptance, their communication and Revocation (Sec 1 to 10)

UNIT - II Essentials of Contract - Capacity to Contract, Consent, Consideration, Legality of Object and Consideration (Sec 11 to 24)

UNIT - III Kinds of Agreement - Void, Voidable agreements, Contingent Contracts, Discharge of Contract - Performance of contract and anticipatory breach, Impossibility of illegality and Performance (Sec 26 to 55)

UNIT - IV Quasi Contracts, Breach of Contract and remedies for the Breach of Contract (Sec 68 to 75)

UNIT- V Specific Relief- Meaning and Equitable nature, Specific Relief Act, 1963 - Classification of Specific Relief, Possession of Property, Specific performance of Contracts, Ratification of Instruments, Recession of Contracts, Cancellation of Instruments, Declaratory Decrees, Preventive Relief, Perpetual Injunctions (Sec 5 to 43)

Books Recommended :

1. Mulla D. F : Indian Contract Act2. Dr. Avtar Singh : Indian Contract Act3. VD Kulshreshtha : Law of Contract4. Specific Relief Act. 19635. Cheshire, K. Fifoot : Law of Contract6. Anson : Principles of the English Law of Contract7. Desai (Latest Edition) : Indian Contract Act

Course III Code K- 103TORTS AND CONSUMER PROTECTION LAWS

UNIT- I Definition, Nature and Characteristics of Tort, Damnum Sine Injuria, Injuria Sine Damnum, Tort and crime, Tort and Contract Who can sue and who can be sued.

UNIT - II Negligence, Principles of Liability in Tort — Strict Liability, Absolute Liability, Vicarious Liability, Res Ipsa Loquitor, Defences — Volenti non fit injuria, Act of God, Private Defences & inevitable accident.

UNIT- III Nuisance, Wrongs against person’s property and reputation, Tortious Liability of State, Trespass, Legal remedies.

UNIT-IV Consumer Movement in India, Consumer definition and concept, Who is not a consumer, Trader, Unfair Trade Practices, Service Complaints, Consumer of goods.

UNIT - V Enforcement of Consumer Rights - Consumer fora under Consumer Protection Act - Consumer Protection Councils, District Forum, State Commission & National Commission -Jurisdiction, Powers and Functions, Execution of Orders, Judicial review, Public Interest Litigation (PIL), Remedies.

Books Recommended :

1.) Ramaswamy Iyer : Law of Torts2.) Avtar Singh : Law of Consumer Protection - Principles & Practice3.) P. K. Majumdar : Law of Consumer Protection in India4.) Leela Krishnan (EBC) : Consumer Protection & legal Control5.) Ratan Lal Dhiraj Lal : Law of Torts6.) Pollock : Law of Torts7.) Winfeild : Law of Torts8.) Salmond & Heuston : Law of Torts9.) D. D. Basil : Law of Toils

Course IV Code K-104FAMILY LAW - I (HINDU LAW)

UNIT- I Sources, Schools and Joint Family

UNIT - II Codified Law relating to Marriage

UNIT - III Codified Law relating to Adoption, Maintenance, Minority and Guardianship

UNIT - IV Codified Law relating to Succession, Partition and Alienations

UNIT - V Debt, Gifts, Wills and Religious Endowments

Books Recommended :

1. N. R. Raghwa Charir : Hindu Law2. J.D.M. Derrat : An Introduction to Modern Hindu law3. D. F. Mulla : Principles of Hindu Law4. Dr. Paras Diwan : Modern Hindu law5. A. Kuppuswami : Mayne Hindu Law and usage6. A. M. Bhattacharya : Hindu Law and the Constitution 7. U.P.D. Kesari

Course V Code K-105LEGAL LANGUAGE AND LEGAL WRITING INCLUDING GENERAL ENGLISH

UNIT -1 Basic Grammar :- (i) Basic Sentence Structure and Verb, Tense(ii) Transformation : Active Passive Voices, Direct - Indirect Narrations

Negative, Interrogative, Question Tags , Short Response (iii) Punctuation, Articles, Determiners (iv) Correction of common errors

UNIT- II (i) Brief writing and drafting of Law reports(ii) Writing of Case Comments, (iii) Formal legal correspondence (iv) Essay writing on topics of Legal Interest

UNIT-III (i) Legal expressions, Foreign words and phrases, Legal Maxims(ii) Synonyms and Antonyms, (iii) Consulting a Dictionary(iv) Preparing a Bibliography

UNIT-IV Translation - English to Hindi or Hindi to English (On legal topic)

UNIT - V Comprehension of Legal Text

Books Recommended :

1.) Abbet Parry : Seven lamps of Advocacy2.) Mogha's Conveyancing3.) R.P. Bhatnagar & R. Bhargava : Law and Language4.) Brown, Gordon W : Legal Terminology5.) Michael Cochrance : Legal English6.) Lord Denning : “Command of Language” The Discipline of Law7.) Quirk, R and Green Baum S. : A University Grammar of English8.) G.S. Hornby : Guide to Patterns and usage in English9.) David Green : Contemporary English Grammar and Structure10.) Daniel Jones : Dictionary of Pronunciation11.) Os Born : Dictionary of Law12.) Nesfeild : English Grammar, Composition and Usage13.) M.C. Setalvad : My Life, Law and Other things14.) Glanville Williams : Language and the law in Freeman15.) Legal Glossary : Govt. of India Publication

Course VI Code K-106CONSTITUTIONAL LAW OF INDIA

UNIT- 1 Nature, Salient Features of the Constitution of India, Preamble, Citizenship

UNIT- II Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, Fundamental Duties

UNIT - III The Union Executive - The President, Council of Ministers, The Parliament, The Union Judiciary, The State - Executive, Legislature and Judiciary

UNIT - IV Privileges of the Legislatures, Centre - State Relations

UNIT-V The State Liabilities - Tortious & Contractual, Right to Property Trade, Commerce & Intercourse, Protection to civil servants, Elections, Emergency Provisions, Amendment.

Books Recommended :

1. H. M. Seervai : Constitutional Law of India2. V.N. Shukla : The Constitution of India3. D. D. Basu : Constitution of India4. J. N. Pandey : Constitution of India5. G.Austin : India's Constitution : Corner Stone of a nation6. G.C.V. Subha Rao : Constitution of India7. M.P. Jain : Constitution of India

Course VII Code K- 107 HUMAN RIGHTS & INTERNATIONAL LAW

UNIT - I International Law — Definition, Nature, Basis, Sources, Relation with Municipal law, Nationality, Diplomatic Agents, Subjects of International Law, Place of Individual in International Law.

UNIT-II State - Sovereignty, State Jurisdiction & Territories, Recognition, Succession, Intervention, Extradition.

UNIT- III Human Rights - Concept, Universal Declaration of Human Rights 1948, Covenant of Economic Social and Cultural rights 1976, Covenant of Civil and Political rights 1976, Vienna Declaration of Human Rights and Programme of actions for 21st Century (June) 1933, International Commission of Human Rights, Amnesty International

UNIT- IV Human Rights in India - Human Rights in the Constitution of India - Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles, Judicial Process, PIL (Public Interest Litigation)

UNIT-V Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, Role of Courts – Supreme Court, High Courts and other courts, Statutory Commission — Human Rights, Women's, Minority and Backward class Constitution, Powers, Functions and Procedure

Books Recommended :

1. J. G. Starke International Law2. R.G. Hingorani Modern International Law3. S. K. Kapoor International Law4. M. P. Tondon International Law5. H. O. Agarwal International Law and Human Rights6. Dr. Gurmukh Singh (Hindi) Commentry on Protection of Human Rights Act, 19937. D. D. Basu Human Rights in Constitutional Law8. V. R. Krishna Iyer Human Rights and Law9. Nagendra Singh Human Rights & International Law10. Lauter Pauchte International Law & Unman Rights

Course VIII Code K-108ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

UNIT- I The Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981), Legislation and Case law applicable to Noise Pollution in India

UNIT- II The Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974

UNIT- III The Environment Protection Act, 1986 with rules under the Act, Study of laws pertaining to Nuclear Radiation & Toxic Substances.

UNIT- IV Indian Forest Act, 1927Constitution of India : Articles :- 14, 15, 19 (c), 21, 31(c), 32, 39,42, 47, 48(a), 49, 51, 51(a)(9)

UNIT - V Wild Life Protection Act, 1971Indian Penal Code-1860, SS 188, 268, 269, 272, 277, 288-290, 430 Criminal Procedure Code, 1973 : Sec 133 – 141

Books Recommended :

1. Jain, S. N. : Pollution Control & Law2. Garg, M.R. Bansal Environment Pollution & Protection3. Resoncranzet Environment Law & Policy in India4. Anirudh Prasad Environment Method5. Krishna lyer Environmental Pollution & Laws6. Diwan, Paras Environment Administration Law & Judicial Attitude7. Baxi Upendra The Bhopal Case (2 Vols.)8. Jayal Bandopailhay India’s Environment Cases & References9. Yaya & Sinuh The State of India's Environment The Second Citizens Report 10. Alien R. How to save the World, Strategy for World Conservation

COURSE IX : Any one of the following Optional courses, with the permission of the Head / Senior Most Teacher of the Law Department

COURSE IX (a) (Code K- 109) International Economic Law.

COURSE IX (b) (Code K - 110) Bankruptcy Laws.

COURSE IX (c) (Code K - 111) Taxation Laws.

COURSE IX (d) (i) (Code K - 112) Comparative Law.

COURSE IX (d) (ii) (Code K-113) Legal History.

COURSE IX (e) (Code K - 114) Insurance Law.

Course IX (a) Code K-109 INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW

UNIT- I United Nations, GAIT and Historical Perspective Evolution of New International Economic Order (NIEO) Essential Components of NIEO, State acceptance and practice of NIEO principles

UNIT-II Charter of Economic Rights and duties :- Sovereignty over wealth and natural resources, Most favoured nation treatment. Foreign Investment, North-South relationship

UNIT- III International Economic organization, ILO, IMF, UNCTAD (United Nations Conference on Trade & Development), International bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), Regional Development bank (Asian Development Bank), UNCITRAL

UNIT-IV SAARC - Need and Evolution, Area of Cooperation ASEAN Aims and objects, India & ASEAN Sustainable Development — Basic concept, Right to Development, UNCED (U.N. Commission on Environment & Development) Report Stockholm to Rio, State acceptance & Practice.

UNIT – V W.T.O. Structure, Principles and working, Problems, Settlement ofDisputes Judicial System : Dispute Settlement Board (DSB) India & W. T. O., Provisions & Practice of International Economic Laws and Treaties

Books Recommended :

1.) Upendra Baxi : The New International Economic Order2.) K..C. Gopal Krishnan (EBC) : Legal Economics (International Dimensions of

Economics & Law)3.) Surendra Bandari : World Trade Organization and Developing countries4.) Myneni Srinivasa Rao : International Economic law5.) Arun Goyal (ed.) : WTO in the new Millennium6.) Jayanta Bagehi : World Trade Organization7.) UNCED : Our Common Future8.) Schwarzenberger : Economic World Order

Course IX (b) Code K-110BANKRUPTCY LAWS

UNIT - I Meaning & Concept of Bankruptcy and InsolvencyActs of Insolvency, Fraudulent preferences in transfer of property Transfer with intent to defeat creditors, Who may be adjudged insolvent.

UNIT - II Insolvency Petition and Insolvency JurisdictionPetition by creditor, By Debtor, Contents of Petition, Procedure Effects of order of adjudication

UNIT - III Effects of InsolvencyRealization of Property, Appointment of Assignee & Receiver — Powers & Duties, Appeal against Receiver

UNIT - IV Discharge of Debtor, Discharge of an insolventAnnulment of adjudication - Power to annual, effect and Failure to apply for discharge

UNIT - V Interim Proceedings against the Debtor, Duties of debtorRelease of Debtor, Post adjudicatory scheme for satisfaction of the debt.

Books Recommended :

1.) The Provincial Insolvency Act, 19202.) Aiyar, S.K. : Law of Bankruptcy (1998)3.) Subramaniya Sastry : Comments on Provincial Insolvency Act.4.) Halsbury's Laws of England, Vol. 3(2) on Bankruptcy and Insolvency (1989)

Course IX (c) Code K- 111 TAXATION LAWS

UNIT - I History of Tax Law in IndiaConcept of Tax, Nature & Characteristics of taxes, Tax & Fee,Tax & Cess, Direct & Indirect taxesTaxing process of Parliament, State Legislature and Local bodies

UNIT- II Law of Income Tax - Definition & Basis, Assessment year, Assessment Tax planning, Heads of Income, Assessee, Set Off and Carry Forward Chargeable Income, Salaries, Income from House Property, Income from Business & Profession, Clubbing, Deductions Relief & Exemptions, Capital Gains

UNIT - III Income Tax authorities. Powers & Functions, Collection and recovery of taxes Procedure for assessment, Appeals & Revisions, Settlement of Grievances

UNIT – IV Wealth tax Taxable Wealth, Determination of value of assetsExemptions and rate of Wealth TaxWealth Tax Authorities - Powers & Functions

UNIT – V Central Sales Tax & Slate Sales Tax, Sale or Purchase of GoodsMeaning of sale. Sale in the course of Inter-State Trade & Commerce Sale outside a state. Sale in the course of export or importSales Tax Authorities, Service Tax(Rules, Calculations and Numericals not included)

Books Recommended :

1.) The Indian Income Tax Act, 19612.) The Wealth Tax Act, 19573.) Kanga & Palkiwala : The Law & Practice of Income Tax4.) Gupta, R.R. : Income Tax Law & Practice5.) Saxena, A.K. : Income Tax Act6.) Lakhotia : Income Tax7.) Singh, S.D. : Principle of Law of Sales TaxS.) K. Parmeswaran : Powers of taxation under the Constitution

Course IX (d)(i) Code K 112COMPARATIVE LAW

UNIT- I Introduction, Nature and Scope of Comparative Law, Nations of Comparison, Methods of Comparison, Types of Comparison Problems of Method

UNIT-II World's Major Legal SystemsRoman Law, Jewish Law, Islamic law, Hindu Law, African Law, Chinese Law, Common Law and ('mi Law

UNIT- III Comparable Traditions of Law — Capitalist / Bourgeois LawSocialist Law / Third World's Law

UNIT — IV Trends in Unification of World Law — Principle Unification AgenciesThe International Law commission, UNICITRAL, The World Intellectual Property Organization Commission, I. L. O., W.T.O., The UN Human Rights Agencies

UNIT — V Certain Comparable Areas in "Third World" Law and Jurisprudence —Judicial Process, Family Law, Gender Justice, Environmental Protection through Law, Criminal Justice System, Access to Law, Emergency and Constitutionalism

Books Recommended :

1. H. C. Gutteridge Comparative Law2. Indian Law Institute An Introduction on the study of Comparative Law3. J.D.M. Derret An Introduction to Legal Systems4. Doordand J.V.C. : Brierley World's Major Legal Systems in World Today5. O. Khan Freud Collected Essays6. G. Eorsi Comparative Civil Law7. N. E.Rane Davis Comparative Law8. Indrani Chaterjee Gender, Slavery and Law in Colonial India

Course IX(d) (ii) Code K-113LEGAL HISTORY

UNIT - I Formation of Hast India Company, Early Settlement and Administration of Justice at Surat, Madras, Bombay and Calcutta by East India Company, Charter of 1726, Mayor's Court, Charter of 1753

UNIT - II Acquisition of Diwani Rights, Judicial Reforms of Warren Hastings, Regulating Act, Effects of regulating Act, Act of Settlement, Fill's India Act, Supreme Court at Calcutta

UNIT – III Different Governor Generals - Lord Cornwallis, Reforms introduced by Sir John Shore, Reforms introduced by Wellesley Reforms introduced by Lord Minto, Lord Hasting, Lord Amherst, Lord William Bentick, Development of Administration of Justice in Madras and Bombay Presidency.

UNIT- IV Indian High Court Act 1861, Federal Court 1935, ModernJudiciary System, History of Appeals of Privy Council, Charter of 1833, Law Commission and Codification, Development of criminal Law, Preservation of personal Laws, History of prerogative writs in India, Law reporting in India.

UNIT- V Constitutional History - Position of Native States and theDevelopment of the Doctrine of paramountcy, Development of legislative Institutions, Indian Council Act, 1861,Govt. of India Act 1909, Govt. of India Act 1919, Simon Commission, Cripp's mission plan, Round Table conference, Govt. of India Act, 1935, The Indian Independence Act, 1947 and the story of Framing of the Indian Constitution.

Books Recommended :

1. M. P. Jain : Outline of Indian Legal History2. J. K. Mittal : History of Indian Law3. M.P. Singh : Indian Legal History4. Cowell : History and Constitution of Courts & Legislature in India5. Rankin : Background of Indian Law6. J. K. Mittal : Indian Legal History7. V. D. Kulshrestha : Land Marks in Indian Legal & Constitutional History

Course IX (c) Code K- 114INSURANCE LAW

UNIT – I General Principles of Insurance, History of Indian Insurance lawNature of Insurance Contract, Various kinds of Insurance, Proposal Policy Parties, Insurable Interest, Risk

UNIT - II Life Insurance :- Nature and Scope, Events insured against Life -Insurance Contract, Persons entitled to payment, Settlement of claim and payment Group Life Insurance (GLI)

UNIT- III Marine Insurance:- Nature and Scope. Marine Insurance Policy -Conditions, Express Warranties. Construction of terms of policy Marine Insurance Act 1963

UNIT-IV General Insurance:- Property Insurance against fire and Emergency risks, Insurance against Third party risks. Cattle Insurance, Baggage Insurance, Crop Insurance. The Motor Vehicle Act 1988, Health Insurance

UNIT - V Social Insurance in India :- Important elements in social Insurance, itsneeds, commercial insurance and social -insurance, Concept and various kinds of social insurance.

Books Recommended :

1.) Sharma, R.S. Insurance Principles & Practice2.) Murthy, K.S. A Modern Law of Insurance in India3.) Srinivasan, M.N. Law and the Life Insurance Contract4.) Jagannathan, Y. Social Insurance in India5.) Banerji, B.N. Law of Insurance6.) Fredrick G. Crane Insurance Principles and Practice7.) Hardy Ivowy, E.R. General Principles of Insurance Law

Statutes Prescribed :1. Insurance Act, 19382. The Life Insurance Corporation Act, 19563. The Marine Insurance Act, 19634. The Motor Vehicle Act, 19385. Employees Slate Insurance Act, 1948

LL.B. IICourse X Code K 201 Contract - II

(SPECIFIC CONTRACTS)

UNIT - I Contracts of Indemnity, Contract of GuaranteeBailment & Pledge

UNIT-II Contract of Agency

UNIT - III Definition of sale, Essentials of contract of sale and agreement to sellDuties of sellers and buyer, Sale by sample, Sale by description, Conditions and warranties, Rule of Caveat Emptor.

UNIT - IV Transfer of Title, Passing of property in goods, Delivery of goodsRules regarding delivery of goods, Unpaid seller and his rights Remedies for the breach of contract

UNIT - V Nature of Partnership, Definition, Distinction between partnership and Company, Mutual relationship between partners, Authority of Partner Outgoing of partners, Dissolution of partnership, Registration Minor as a partner

Books Prescribed :1.) A - R. K. Abhichandrani (ed) Pollock and Mulla on Contract and Specific

Relief Acts, Tripathi publication, Mumbai

B - Indian Contract Act - DesaiC - Indian Partnership Act - S.T. DesaiD - Law of Contract - Avtar Singh, Eastern law House, Lucknow

2.) Books for References :(A) Sale of Goods - Chalmers(B) Law of Partnership - Underhill(C) Law of Contract Chesshire & Fifoot(D) A.G. Guest (ed) Benjamin's sales of goods (1992) Sweet & Maxwell(E) Ramnainger - The Sale of goods act (1988) Universal

Statutes Prescribed :(1) Indian Contract Act 1872(2) The sales of Goods Act 1930(3) The Indian Partnership Act. 1931

Course XI , Code K - 202FAMILY LAW - II (MOHAMMENDAN LAW)

UNIT-I Mohammedan Law, Sources, Schools, Applicability UNIT- II Marriage, Dower, Divorce

UNIT- III Acknowledgement and Guardianship (Law of Inheritance is excluded)

UNIT- IV Wills, Gifts, Wakf and Pre-emption

UNIT - V Indian Succession Act, Part VII (Protection of Deceased,Sections 192-210). Part VIII (Representative Title to Property of Deceased on Succession, Section 211 - 216)

Books Recommended :

1. Mulla D. F. : Principles of Mohammedan law2. Paras Diwan : Muslim Law3. Akil Ahmad : Muslim Law

Books for Reference :

1. Fyzee : Outlines of Mohammedan Law2. Khalid : Muslim Law3. Tyabji : Mohammedan Law4. Ameer Ali : Mohammedan Law

Course XII Code K- 203PROPERTY LAW & EASEMENT

UNIT- I General Principles of the law of Transfer of PropertyKinds of Property, Ownership

UNIT-II Sale, Exchange & Gift

UNIT- III Mortgage and Charge

UNIT - IV Lease & Actionable Claims, Law relating to certain intangible properties(e.g. Goodwill, Trademarks, Patents & Designs, Copyrights, Software & Video Piracy etc.)

UNIT - V Easements Nature & Characteristics, Extinction & Revival andSupervision, Creation of easements, Licences

Books Recommended :

1.) Mulla : Transfer of Property Act, Universal, Delhi2.) Subbaorao : Transfer of Property Act3.) V.P. Sarathy : Transfer of Property4.) The Transfer of Property Act5.) Desai : The Indian Easement Act6.) Shukla : Transfer of Property Act

Course XIII Code K - 204Administrative Law

UNIT- I Definition, Evolution, Nature and Scope of Administrative LawSeparation of Powers, Rule of Law

UNIT- II Classification of Administrative Action, Quasi - LegislatureQuasi- Judicial and Administrative Action, Administrative Instructions Administrative Directions, Rules of natural Justice - Rule against Bias Audi Alterm Partem, Reasoned Decisioned.

UNIT- III Legislative Powers of Administration, Delegated Legislation - NecessityConstitutionality, Requirements for the validity of delegated legislation Control over Delegated Legislation, Sub-delegation of Legislative powers

UNIT-IV Judicial Control of Administrative actions, WRITS, P1L (Public Interest Litigation), Injunction, Declaration, Suits for damages, Liability for wrongs Tortious and contractual, Ombudsman - Lok Pal, Lok Ayukta, Central Vigilance Commission

UNIT - V Corporation and Public Undertakings — Legislative and GovernmentalControl, Accountability, Committee on Public Undertakings, Estimate Committee, Judicial Powers of Administrative Tribunals and other Adjudicating Authorities. Protection of Civil Servants under Constitution of India

Books Recommended :

1.) C. K. Alien : Law & Orders2.) D.D. Basu : Comparative Administrative Law (1998)3.) M.A. Fazal : Judicial Control of Administrative Action in India Pakistan & Bangladesh4.) Wade : Administrative law5.) Jain & Jain : Principles of Administrative Law6.) S. P. Sathe : Administrative law7.) De Smith : Judicial Review of Administrative Action8.) Indian Law Institution : Cases & Materials on Administrative Law in India9.) J. J. Ram Upadhyay : Administrative Law

Course XIV Code K - 205COMPANY LAW

UNIT - 1 Company - Moaning, Nature and kinds of Companies, Company and Partnership, Lifting the Corporate veil, Formation and Incorporation of a company

UNIT - II Memorandum of Association - Various Clauses – Alteration therein – Doctrine of Ultra vires, Articles of Association - Binding force - Alteration - its relation with Memorandum of Association - Doctrine of Indoor Management and its exception.

UNIT – III Shares & Debentures, Share Capital, Borrowing PowersMembers of a company, Dividend, Reconstruction andAmalgamation

UNIT - IV Directors - Position, Powers; Duties, Appointments and Vacation of office, Meetings, Inspection and Investigation

UNIT - V Majority rule and Minority Protection, Prevention of Operation and Mismanagement, Winding up.

Books Recommended :

1. Avtar Singh : Indian Company Law (Eastern, Lucknow)2. L.C.B. Gawer : Principles of Modern Company Law,

(Sweet & Maxwell, London)3. Palmer : Palmer's Company Law, (Stevans, London)4. R.R. Pennington : Company Law (Butterworthus)5. A. Ramaiya : Guide to Companies Act (Wadhawa)6. S. M. Shah : Lectures on Company Law (Tripathi, Mumbai)7. Boyle & Birds : Company Law (Universal, New Delhi)8. Taxmann's : Company Law & Practice

Course XV Code K - 206ARBRITATION CONCILATION AND

ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION SYSTEM

UNIT- I Arbitration - Meaning, Nature, Scope, Distinction, UNCITRALModel Law , Arbitration Agreement Hsscnlials, Kinds, Validity, Reference to Arbitration, Arbitration & Conciliation

UNIT- II Arbitration Tribunal - Appointment, Challenge, Jurisdiction,Powers and Procedure, Award, Court Assistance, Grounds of challenge, Enforcement.

UNIT - III Appeal & Revision, Enforcement of Foreign Awards, New Yorkand Geneva Convention awards.

UNIT - IV Conciliation - Application, Scope, Commencement, Proceedings,Duty, Role of the parties, Making power of Central Government & High Courts

UNIT-V Legal services Authority Act, 1987, Industrial Disputes Act, 1947Alternate Dispute Resolution System

Books Recommended :

1. B.P. Saraf & M. Jhunjhunwala : Law of Arbitration and Conciliation2. Gerald R. Williance (ed.) : The New Arbitration and Conciliation Lau of India3. Indian Council of Arbitration : The New Arbitration and Conciliation Law of India New Delhi4. P.C. Rao & William Sheffield : Alternative Dispute Resolution What it is and how it works5. P.C. Markanda : Law relation to Arbitration and Conciliation6. O. P. Malhotra : The law of Industrial Disputes Vol. I7. G. K. Kwatra : The Arbitration and Conciliation Law of India8. A.K. Bansal : Law of International Commercial Arbitration9. The Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996

Course XVI Code K-207LABOUR LAW AND INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS

UNIT - I 1. Industrial Disputes Act, 19472. Workmen's Compensation Act, 19233. Employee's Provident Funds Act, 1952

UNIT - II 1. Industrial Employment Standing Orders Act, 19462. Employee's State Insurance Act, 1948

UNIT - III 1. Trade Unions Act, 19262. Payment of Wages Act, 1936

UNIT - IV 1. Minimum Wages Act, 19482. Equal Remuneration Act, 19763. Child Labour (Prohibition & Regulation) Act , 1986

UNIT - V 1. The Maternity Benefit Act. 19482. Payment of Bonus Act. 1965

Books Recommended :

1. S. N. Mishra : Labour I aw & Industrial Law2. Indian Law Institute : Labour Law and Labour Relations3. D. D. Seth : Commentaries on Industrial Disputes Act, 19474. Dr. V.G. Goswami : Industrial Law5. S.C. Srivastava : Social Security and Labour Law6. Inderjeet Singh : Labour and Industrial Law7. O.P. Malhotra : Industrial Disputes Act, 19478. Soonawala : Supreme Court on Industrial Law

Course XVII Code K - 208INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES

UNIT - I Meaning of Statute and InterpretationAids of Interpretation - Internal & External

UNIT - II Rules of Statutory Interpretation - Primary rule, Literal ruleGolden Rule, Mischief Rule, Rule of harmonious construction, Secondary Rules, Noscitur a sociis, Ejusdem generis, Reddendo singula singulis etc.

UNIT - III Maxims of Statutory Interpretation. Presumption in StatutoryInterpretation, Commencement, Operation and repeal of statutes

UNIT - IV Interpretation with reference to the subject matter and purpose (e.g.Taxing statutes, Penal Statutes, Welfare Legislation), Prospective & Retrospective Operation

UNIT - V Principles of Constitutional InterpretationsThe General Clauses Act, 1897

Books Recommended :

1.) G. P. Singh Principles of Statutory Interpretation2.) Maxwell Interpretation of Statutes3.) Bindra Interpretation of Statutes4.) Vepa P. Sarathi Interpretation of Statutes5.) J. Swrup Interpretation of Statutes6.) Chakravarti Interpretation of Statutes

COURSE XVIII : Any one of the following Optional Courses withthe permission of the Head / Senior Most Teacher of the Law Department.

COURSE XVIII (a) (Code K-209) Conflict of Laws.

COURSE XVIII (b) (Code K-210) Banking Law including Negotiable Instruments.

COURSE XVIII (c) (Code K-211) Investment & Security Laws.

COURSH XVIII (d) (Code K 212) Trusts, Equity and Fiduciary Relationships.

COURSE XVIII (c) (Code K 213) Criminology and Penology.

XVIII (a) K -209CONFLICT OF LAWS

UNIT-I Nature, Scope, Definition and Subject-Matter of Conflict of LawsPublic and Private International Laws Concept of Domicile - Kinds, General Principles

UNIT-II Choice of Jurisdiction — Meaning, Basis of jurisdiction Relevant C P CProvision ss-15-20, 83, 84 & 86, Kinds of jurisdiction Action in personam, Contract & Tort, Action in Rem, Admiralty action Choice of law

UNIT-III Concept of Status, Marriage, Matrimonial Causes, Legitimacy &Legitimation

UNIT-IV Adoption, Custody & Guardianship, Property, Succession, Contracts andTorts

UNIT-V Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign JudgmentsApplications and exclusion of Foreign law.

Books Recommended :

1.) Paras Diwan : Private International Law2.) Cheshire : Private International Law3.) A. V. Decey : Conflict of Laws4.) Grandson : Conflict of Laws5.) West Lake : A Treatise on Private International Law

Course XVIII (b) Code K-210 BANKING LAW INCLUDING NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT

UNIT - I Banking - DefinitionCommercial banks - Functions, System of Banking, Unit banking, Branch Banking. Group Banking & Chain Banking, Law relating to Banking in India : The Banking Companies Act, 1949, The Banking Regulations Act, 1949

UNIT - II Central Banks : Evolution, Characteristics, FunctionsThe Reserve Bank of India - Objectives, Organizational Structure Legal Status and Functions

UNIT - III Lending by BanksPrinciple of good lending, securities, Kinds of Guarantee - Specific & Continuing, Surety's rights & liabilities, Default and Recovery Repayment Debt Recovery Tribunals - Constitution, Functioning & Powers

UNIT - IV Merchant Banking in India, SEBI (Merchant Bankers) Regulations 1992Letter of Credit and Demand Guarantee

UNIT - V Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881, Kinds of Negotiable InstrumentsHolder & Holder in due course, Negotiation, Presentiment Discharge of Liability, Dishonor, Collecting Banker, Paying Banker Customer Bank relationship

Books Recommended :

1.) Maheshwari, S. N. : Banking Law & Practice2.) Varshney, P.N. : Banking Law & Practice3.) Mugali, U. M. : Law & Practice of Banking4.) M.S. Parthasarthy (Ed) : Kherganvale on the Negotiable Instruments Act5.) S. N. Gupta : The Banking Law in Theory & Practice6.) G.S.N. Tripathi (Ed) : Sethi's Commentaries on Banking Regulation Act, 1949 & Allied Banking Laws7.) T. K. Mukherjee : Banking Law & Practice8.) Bashyam & Adiga : The Negotiable Instruments Act9.) M. L. Tannen : Tannen's Banking Law & Practice in India

Course XVIII (c) Code K-211INVESTMENT AND SECURITIES LAWS

UNIT - I Securities : The ConceptKinds of Securities - Government Securities, Securities issued by Banks By Corporation, Securities in mutual funds and collective investment , Depository receipts

UNIT - II Functions of Central bank (The RBI), Bank notes, Changing role of banksfrom direct lending and borrowing to modern system - IDR, ADR, GDR

UNIT - III Control over Corporate Securities and Role of Central Govt., SEBI & RBIProtection by Criminal sanction. Deposits, Venture capital. Mutual Funds Control by rating & Regulation on rating

UNIT - IV Non Banking Financial Institutions — Concept, Control & Regulation

UNIT - V Foreign Exchange in India, Regulation, Control, Administration of-Exchange, Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA)

Books Recommended :

1.) M. L. Tannan : Tannan's banking law and Practice in India2.) A. Ramaiya : Guide to Company Law Practice3.) S.N. Gupta : The Banking Law in Theory and Practice4.) A. M. Haj, Ford : Ford's Principles of Corporation Law5.) S.C. Kuchal : Corporation Finance Principles and Problems

Course XVIII (d) Code K-212TRUST, EQUITY, EQUITY AND FIDUCIRY RELATIONSHIP

UNIT - I Concept of Trust, Definition and Nature, Kinds of TrustCreation of Trust

UNIT - II Appointment, Retirement and Removal of Trustee, Duties and Liabilitiesof Trustee, Appointment of New Trustees

UNIT- III Rights and Powers of Trustee, Disabilities of Trustee, Discharge of Trusteeand Extinction of Trustee, Rights and liabilities of Beneficiaries

UNIT - IV Fiduciary Relationship and Obligation, Origin and Growth of Equity

UNIT - V Maxims of Equity, Principles of Equity, Election Conversion,Performance, Satisfaction, Fraud, Mistake, Accident and Liens

Books Recommended :

1. Philip H. Pettit : Equity and Law of Trust2. N. Iyer : Indian Trust Act3. C. R. Rao : The Indian Trust Act and Allied Laws4. G. P. Singh : Principles of Equity5. T.R. Desai : Principle of Equity6. E.H.T. Snell : Principles of Equity7. D. D. Basu : Equity8. Maitland : Equity9. H. G. Hanburg : Modern Equity

Course XVIII (c) Code K-213CRIMINOLOGY & PENOLOGY

UNIT- I Crime and Criminology, classification of Crime, Nature and extent of crimein India, Theories of crime and Punishment

UNIT - II Causes of Crime, Causes of Criminal behavior, Nature of the problem,Schools of Criminology, Various theories and relevance, Environment

UNIT - III Kinds of Crime, Organized Crime, While collar crime, Socio economiccrime, Crime in the professions, Crime by agencies of state

UNIT - IV Police and Criminal Justice, Punishments of OffendersThe Prison System

UNIT - V Treatment of Correction of offenders and Re-Socialization process

Books Recommended :

1.) Sutherland, E and Cressy : Principles of Criminology2.) Katherine Swiclianis : Text Book on Criminology3.) Hall, J. Law : Social science and Criminal Theory4.) H. Manheim : Comparative Criminology5.) S. Rao : Crime in our society6.) D.C. Pandey (Indian Law Institute) : Habitual offenders and law7.) S. M. Sethna : Society & the Criminal8.) A.Siddqui : Criminology Problems, Prospective9.) P.P. Rajgopal : Violence and response A critique of Indian Criminal Justice System10.) Loveland : The Frontiers of Criminality

LL.B. IIICourse XIX Code K—301

CRIMINAL PROEDURE CODE, JUVENILE JUSTICE ACT ANDPROBATIONOF OFFENDERS ACT

UNIT - IConstitution and Powers of Criminal Courts S.1 to S.35 Process to Compel Appearance (S.61 to S.90) Preventive Measure (S 106 to S 124 and S.149 to 152)

UNIT - IIMaintenance of wives, children and Parents ( S. 125 - S. 128) Information to Police and their Power to investigate (S. 154 to S. 176) Jurisdiction of criminal courts in Inquiries and Trials (S. 177 to S. 185) Charge (S. 21 1 to 224)

UNIT - IIITaking of cognizance of offence, complaints to Magistrates, Commencement of Proceedings before Magistrate and trial before Magistrate in Summons and Warrant cases (S.I 90 to S.210and S.238 to 265). Trial before a court of Sessions (S.225 to S.237)

UNIT-IVPerson once convicted or acquitted not to be tried again (S.300), Tender of Pardon (S.306 to S.308) Compounding of offences (S.320) Appeal (S.372 to S.394) Reference and Revision (S.395 to S.405), Transfer of cases (S.406 to S.412) Limitation for taking cognizance (S.467 to S.473)

UNIT- VA. - Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection of Children) Act 2002B. - Probation of Offenders Act 1958 along with S.360 of Criminal Procedure Code 1973

Books Recommended :1. Criminal Procedure Code Ratan Lal2. The Juvenile Justice (Care & Protection of Children) Act Ved Kumari3. The Probation of Offenders Act, 1958 (I.L.I.)

Books of Reference :1. Code of Criminal Procedure Mitra 2. Lectures on Code of Criminal Procedure H. Rahman

Course XX, Code K - 302LAW OF EVIDENCE

UNIT – I Nature and Scope, Definitions (Sec. 1 to 4)

UNIT - II Relevancy of facts, Facts which need not be proved (Sec 5 to 58)

UNIT - III Oral Evidence, Documentary Evidence, Exclusion of Oral byDocumentary Evidence (Sec 59-100)

UNIT-IV Burden of Proof and Presumptions, Estoppels (Sec 101 to 117)

UNIT-V Witnesses, Examination of Witnesses, Effect of ImproperAdmission and Rejection of Evidence (Sec 118 to 167-)

Books Recommended :

1. Ratan Lal Dhiraj Lal Law of Evidence2. Dr. Avtar Singh Law of Evidence3. Bhatuk Lal Law of Evidence4. Sarkar & Manohar Sarkar on Evidence, 19995. Polein Murphy Evidence (5th Edition 2000)6 Albert S. Osburn The Problem of Proof

Course XXI , Code K-303CIVIL. PROCEDURE CODE & LIMITATION LAW

UNIT - I Preliminary, Definitions, Suits of civil nature, Principles of Res-Judicata and Res-Subjudice; Foreign Judgement, Place of suing

UNIT - II Parties to suit, Frame to suit, Pleading : Plaint, Written statement Set-off, Counter Claim, Suits by Indigent persons. Suits in particular cases

UNIT - III Summons and Discovery Issues of summons, Appearance of parties. Summoning and Attendance of witness, Execution of Decrees

UNIT - IV Incidental proceedings : Commission, Letter of request, Supplemental proceedings : Arrest and Attachment before judgment, Temporary injunction, Interlocutory orders, Receiver Appeals, References, Review, Revision, Restitution, Caveat, Inherent powers of court

UNIT - V Limitation of suits, appeals and applications. Period of Limitation. Continuous running of time, Effect of sufficient cause for not preferring appeals or making applications within the period of limitation. Legal disability, Computation of period of Limitation and Exclusion of time in legal proceedings, Effect of Death. Fraud. Acknowledgement in writing, Acquisition of ownership by possession

Books Recommended :

1. D. F. Mulla Civil Procedure Code2. Justice C. F. Takwani Civil Procedure Code3. T. P. Tripathi Civil Procedure Code4. M. P. Tondon Civil Procedure Code5. Arvind Dubey The Indian Limitation Act, 1973

Course XXII , Code K — 304LAW OF CRIMES

UNIT - I Introduction - Crime, Difference between Tort, Crime andContract, Doctrine of Mens-rea, General Explanation (Section 1 to 52A)

UNIT- II General Exceptions (See 76 to 106), Abetment, CriminalConspiracy, Offence against public tranquility, False evidence, Public nuisance (Sec 76 to 120B, 141 to 159, 191, 192, 268 & 269)

UNIT- III Offenses affecting Human Body : Offenses affecting life. Hurt,Wrongful Restraint and Wrongful Confinement, Criminal Force and Assault, Kidnapping and Abduction, Sexual Offences. Unnatural offences (Sec 299 to 377)

UNIT- IV Offences against Property : Theft, Extortion, Robbery, DacoityCriminal Misappropriation, Criminal breach of trust, Stolen property, Cheating, Mischief. Criminal trespass, Forgery, Making false documents

UNIT - V Offences relating to Marriage : Cruelty by husband or relativesof husband, Defamation, Criminal intimidation. Insult and Annoyance, Attempt to commit offense

Books Recommended :

1. Rattan Lal Dhiraj Lal : The Indian Penal Code2. S. S. Huda : Law of Crimes3. Jerome Hall : General Principles of Crime4. Sinha : Principles of Criminal Law5. R. C. Nigam : Law of Crimes in India6. Kenny : Outline of Criminal Law

Course XXIII Code K-305LAND LAWS INCLUDING REVENUE AND CEILING LAWS

UNIT - I The U.P. Zamindari Abolition and Land Reforms Act, 1950 - Aims, and Objects of the Act, Salient Features of the Act, Acquisition of the Interest of Intermediaries, Consequences of Vesting - Rights retained by Intermediaries, Mines and Minerals

UNIT-II New Land Tenures - Bhumidhar, Sirdar, Assami and AdhivasiConfirment on and Acquisition of Bhumidhari rights, Sirdari rights Rights of Tenure Holders

UNIT - III Ejectment of Tenure Holders, Abandonment, SurrenderExtinction and Lease, Succession, Allotment of Land & Declaratory Suit Exclusive Jurisdiction of Revenue Court

UNIT - IV Land Revenue - Liability to Pay, First Charge etc., Collection andrecovery, Settlement of Land Revenue (Ss 243 to 272 UPZA & LR Act), The U.P. Land revenue Act, 1901, Revenue Authorities — Functions, Powers & Jurisdiction

UNIT - V The U. P. Ceiling of Land Holding Acts - Definitions, Imposition of ceiling on Land Holding, Exemptions, Acquisition of Surplus Land, determination of Payment of Amount, Disposal and settlement of surplus land.

Books Recommended :

1.) R. R. Maurya : U. P. Land laws2.) C. P. Singh : U. P. Land laws3.) Yatinder Singh : The Uttar Pradesh Imposition of ceiling on

Land Holding Act, 19604.) U. P. Land Revenue Act, 1901 5.) The U. P. Ceiling on Land Holding, Act, 1960