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COURSE OF
STUDY :
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The
3 years LL.B Course shall consist of
Preliminary Law, Intermediate Law and Final
Law and in Preliminary Law, there shall be
9(nine) written papers each paper carrying
100 marks. In Intermediate Law, there shall
be 9(nine) written papers carrying 100 marks
each and in the Final Law, there shall be
10(ten) papers carrying 100 marks each as
recommended and prescribed by the Board of
Studies keeping in view the recommendation
and guidelines prescribed by Bar Council of
India and UGC from time to time.
COURSE
OF STUDY:
Preliminary
Law:
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Paper-I
Jurisprudence.
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Paper-II
Law of Crimes (IPC)
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Paper-III
Criminal Procedure Code, Juvenile Justice
Act and Probation of Offenders Act.
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Paper-IV
Contract-I(General Principles of Contract
from Sec. 1 to 75 and Specific Relief Act .
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Paper-V
Family Law –1 (Hindu Law)
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Paper-VI
Law of Evidence
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Paper-VII
Legal Language/ Legal Writing including
General English
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Paper-VIII
Constitutional Law
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Paper-IX
Environmental Law
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Intermediate
Law:
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Paper-I
Human Rights and International Law
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Paper-II
Contract-II Act & Partnership Act.
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Paper-III
Property Law including Transfer of Property
Act and Easement Act.
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Paper-IV
Law of Tort and Consumer Protection Laws.
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Paper-V
Land Laws including Ceiling and any other
Local Laws.
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Paper-VI
Administrative Law
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Paper-VII
Arbitration, Conciliation and Alternative
Dispute Regulation Systems.
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Paper-VIII
Family Law-II
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Paper-VIII
Interpretation of Statute.
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Final
Law:
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Compulsory
subjects:
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Paper-I
Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
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Paper-II
Company Law.
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Paper-III
Labour Law
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Optional
subjects:
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Paper-IV,
V & VI
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There
shall be three Optional Papers out of the
following:
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Banking
Law including Negotiable Instrument Act |
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Criminology
& Penology
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Taxation
Laws
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Intellectual
Property Law
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Women
Law and Law relating to Children Law
Property and Development.
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Practical
Subjects:
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Paper-VII
Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing
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(i)
Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing
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(ii)
Viva-Voce
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Paper-VIII
Professional Ethics, Accountancy for Lawyers
and Bar-Bench relation:
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(i)
Professional Ethics etc.
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(ii)
Viva-Voce.
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Paper-IX
Public Interest Lawyering Legal Aid &
Lok Adalat.
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Paper-X
Moot Court, Pretrial and Participation in
Trail Proceeding.
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(a)
Moot Court
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(i)
Three Written
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(ii)
Three Oral
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(b)
Trial (Court Attendance)
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(i)
Civil
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(ii)
Criminal
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(c)
Interview Technique & Pretrial
Preparation (Lawyer’s Chambers, Legal Aid
Office)
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(i)
Interview to the Client by the Advocate.
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(ii)
Preparation of Document & Court Papers
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(d)
Viva-Voce of all above. |
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The 5
years B.A.LL.B. ( Hons. ) course is
divided in to Ten Semesters. During the
first two years comprising of four
semesters a student is required to read
Social Sciences subjects like Economics,
History, Sociology, Political Science
and English Literature along with law
subjects and during
the next three
years he/she is |
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required to study
purely legal subjects. The course of study also
prescribes for practical training, Moot Courts etc.
The details of the subjects are given :
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1st
Semester : |
Paper I :
English
Paper II :
History
Paper III
: Political Science
Paper IV :
Economics
Paper V :
Sociology
Paper VI :
Legal History
Paper VII
: Family Law – 1 |
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2nd
Semester : |
PaperI:English
PaperII:History
Paper III : Political Science
Paper IV :
Economics
Paper V :
Sociology
PaperVI:
Constitutional History
Paper VII
: Family Law – II |
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3rd
Semester |
Paper I :
English
Paper II :
History
Paper III
: Political Science
Paper IV :
Economics
Paper V :
Sociology
PaperVI:ConstitutionalLawofIndia
Paper VII
: Human Rights |
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4th
Semester
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Paper I :
English
Paper II :
History
Paper III
: Political Science
Paper IV :
Economics
Paper V :
Sociology
PaperVI:ConstitutionalLawofIndia
Paper VII
: International Law |
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5th
Semester : |
Paper I :
Jurisprudence -I
Paper II :
Law of Crime-I
Paper III
: Law of Contract-I
Paper IV :
Cr.P.C.-I
Paper V :
Law of Torts-I
Paper VI :
Family Law –III
Paper VII
: Administrative Law
Paper VIII
: Project Work |
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6th
Semester : |
Paper I :
Jurisprudence –II
Paper II :
Law of Crime – II
Paper III
: Law of Contract –II
Paper IV :
Cr.P.C. – II
Paper V :
Law of Torts –II
Paper VI :
Law Relating to Women & Children
Paper
VII:Consumer Protection
Paper VIII
: Project Work |
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7th
Semester : |
Paper I :
Specific Contract
Paper II :
Evidence
PaperIII:InterpretationofStatues
Paper IV :
Environmental Law
Paper V :
T.P. Act.-I
Paper VI :
Labour Law –I
Paper VII
: Banking Law -I |
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8th
Semester : |
PaperI:IntellectualPropertyLaw
PaperII
:The LawofEvidence–II
Paper III
: Land Laws
Paper IV :
Sales of Goods and law of Partnership
Paper V :
T.P. Act. –II
Paper VI :
Labour Law –II
Paper VII
: Banking Law – II |
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9th
Semester : |
Paper
I:Code of Civil Procedure
PaperII:LegalEthics,Accountancyfor
Lawyers &
Bench – Bar Relations
Paper III
: Drafting Pleadings & Conveyancing
Paper IV :
Company Law
PaperV:
Arbitration Conciliation
&AlternativeDisputes Resolution Systems
Paper VI :
Practical
Paper VII
: Moot Court
Paper VIII
: Viva Voce / Oral |
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10th
Semester |
Paper I :
Code of Civil Procedure
Paper II :
Legal Ethics, Accountancy for
Lawyers &
Bench – Bar Relations
Paper III
: Drafting Pleadings & Conveyancing
Paper IV :
Company Law
Paper V :
Public Interest Lawyering, Legal Aid and
Lok Adalat,
Resolution System
Paper VI :
Practical
Paper VII
: Moot Court
Paper VIII
: Viva Voce / Oral |
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