LL.B Semester2

Select Subject as per College Curriculam
Jurisprudence-II
Jurisprudence-II (Basic Theory of Law & Concepts) 1. Basictheory: 2. Legal Concepts:Legal Rights and Legal Duties 3. Legal Concept:Persons 4. Legal Concepts:Property-Possession and ownership 5. Legal Concepts:Obligation & Liability
CompanyLaw
1. Introduction 2. Promoters & Directorss 3. Shares, Debentures and Dividends 4. Minority Right, Winding up and Corporate Liability 5. Leading Cases :
Criminology
1. Nature and Scope of Criminology
  • 1.1. Nature and extent of crime in India
  • 1.2. General approaches to crime control.
  • 1.3. Crimes of the powerful
2. Schools and Theories of Criminology
  • 2.1 Schools of Criminology
  • 2.2. Theories of Crime causation
3. Different Types of Crime 4. Concepts of Penology 5. Leading cases
Contract-II
Contract-II[Indian Contract Act (not covered in Contract-I),Sale of Goods Act and Indian Partnership Act]++ 1. Indian Contract Act : [not covered in Contract-I]
  • 1.1 Indemnity: (Ss.124-125),
  • 1.2 Guarantee: (Ss.126-147),
  • 1.3 Bailment: (Ss.148-171),
  • 1.4 Pledge: (Ss.172-179),
  • 1.5 Agency: (Ss.182-238)
2. The Sale of Goods Act, 1930
  • 2. 1 General : Formation of Contracts of Sale( Ss. 1-10 ),
  • 2.2 Conditions and Warranties(Ss. 11-17, 62, 63),
  • 2.3 Effects of the Contract(Ss.18-30),
  • 2.4 Performance of the Contract (Ss. 31-44)
  • 2.5 Rights of Unpaid Seller (Ss. 45-54)
  • 2.6 Suit for Breach of Contract (Ss.18-30)
  • 2.7 Auction Sale (S. 64)
3. The Indian Partnership Act, 1932 4. Limited Liability of Partnerships (LLP) : The Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 5. Leading Cases:
Family Law-II
Family Law-II[Muslim Law & Others ] 1. Sources, Schools, Marriage and Divorce in Islamic Jurisprudence 2. Paternity, Guardianship and Inheritance 3. Gift, Will, Trust and Pre-emption
  • 3.1 Lawrelating to Gifts (Hiba )
  • 3.2 Lawrelating to Wills (Washyat )
  • 3.3 Trust( Waqf )
  • 3.4 Pre-emption ( Shufa )
4. Indian Succession Act of 1925, Family Court & Uniform Civil Code
  • 4.1 Inheritance in Christians, Parsis and Jews
  • 4.2 Establishment of Family Courts
  • 4.3 Uniform Civil Code
5. Leading Cases :
Insurance Law
1. Introduction:
  • 1.1 Nature of insurance contract
  • 1.2 Law of contract and law of torts -
  • 1.3 Constitutional perspectives-
2. General Principles of Law of Insurance: 3. Life Insurance: 4. Insurance against Accidents: 5. PropertyInsurance- Insurance Against Third Party Risks
Information Technology Law and
Information Technology Law and Computer Application 1. Background: 2. Information Technology Act-2000 3. The Evidence Aspect in Cyber Law 4. The global trends inCyber Law 5. Computer application: Prescribed Legislations:
Comparative Constitution
Constitutional Law-Comparative Constitution 1. Salient features of-
  • 1:1 Basic features
  • 1.1.1. Constitution of U.K.
  • 1.1.2. Constitution of USA, and
  • 1.1:3. Constitution of India
  • 1.2 Doctrine of Separation of Power under the Constitution of-
  • 1.2:1 U.K
  • 1.2:2 USA and
  • 1.2:3 India
2. Comparative study 3. Rule of Law 4. NaturalJ ustice 5. Doctrine of Judicial Review in
  • 7:1. U.K.,
  • 7:2. USA and
  • 7:3. India
IPL-Information
IPL-Information Technology-incl. Cyber Law 1. Background
  • 1.1 Meaning of Cyber Law
  • 1.2 Regulation of cyber space - introducing cyber law
2. Information Technology Act-2000 3. The Evidence Aspect in Cyber Law
  • 3.1 Applicability of the Indian Evidence Act on Electronic Record
4. The Intellectual Property Aspect in Cyber Law
  • 4.3 Copyrights Act on Soft Propriety Works
  • 4.4 Patents Act on Soft Propriety Works
5. The global trends in Cyber Law
Constitutional
Constitutional Law of India - II 1. The Union and State:
  • 1.1 The Union and State Executive
  • 1.2 Parliament and State Legislatures
  • 1.3 Union and State Judiciary
  • 1.4 Writs-Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Quo Warranto and Certiorari
  • 1.5 Public Interest Litigation(Concept of pro bono publico)
  • 1.6 Judicial review: nature and scope
2. Legislative Powers
  • 2.1 Distribution of Legislative Powers ( Articles 245 - 255, Schedule VII )
  • 2.2. Freedom of Trade, Commerce and Intercourse ( Art. 301-307 )
  • 2.3 Schedules of the Constitution
3. Emergency and Amendment Provisions
  • 3.1 Emergency Provisions- meaning and scope
  • 3.2 Amendment : Constitutional Processes of Adaptation and Alteration:(Article 368)
4. Services under the Union and the States: 5. Leading Cases :
Criminology-Women
Criminology-Women and Criminal Law 1. Introduction
  • 1.1 Status of Women in India
  • 1.2 Status of Women - International concerns
  • 1.3 Constitution of India & Women
2. Personal Laws and Women 3. Criminal Laws and Women 4. Women Welfare Laws 5. Leading cases
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