LLM Subjects
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Detailed Syllabus
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Constitutional Law
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· Constitution law of India, definition, features, framing of Indian constitution, doctorine of separation of power, excecutive power, nature of executive of India, relationship between President and Council of Minister, constitutional rights, Writ jurisdiction of HC and SC, freedom, right against social discrimination
· Legislative power – procedure, privileges
· Judicial power – organisation of judiciary, jurisdiction of SC of India,
· Federal Idea – Nature of Indian Polity, co-operative federalism
· Freedoms of Inter-state trade and commerce
· Impact of Emergency on centre-state relations
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Criminal Law
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Elements of crime, Actus Reas and Mens rea, group liability, abetment, criminal conspiracy, exceptions, attempt to commit offences, offences against public tranquility, offences against body – culpable homicide, murder, hurt, grievous hurt, wrongful confinement and wrongful restraint criminal force, assault, abduction, kidnapping, rape & un-natural offences
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Torts
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Classification of torts, trespass, nuisance, defamation, liability for mis-statements, negligence
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Contract
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Formation of contract, validity, discharge and performance of contract, remedies and quasi-contracts, Indian contract act-1872, Indian specific relief act-1963
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International Law
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Definition, origin and development of international law, sources and subjects of International law, relationship between International and municipal law, state recognition, state succession, international rive and canals, international law of the sea, air, space, aerial navigation, outer space exploration and use, nationality statelessness, state jurisdiction, basis of jurisdiction, jurisdiction immunity, extradition and asylum, diplomatic and consular relations, law of treaties, war and use of force in International law, law of contraband & blockade, concept of war, legal effects of outbreak of war and enemy character, settlement of international disputes, state responsibility, retorsion, reprisals, Armed interventions with the role of United Nations
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Intellectual Property Rights
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Nature, meaning, definition and scope of IPR, Trademarks Act 1999, Patents Act 1970, Copyright Act 1957, IPR in International Perspective
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Jurisprudence
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Legal method, Indian Legal system, basic theory of law, Analytical positivism, Kelsen’s pure theory of law, Hart’s definition of law, Austin’s theory of law, definition of law by Holland and Salmond, different theoretical approaches to study law and jurisprudence – Historical and anthropological approach, Sociological approach, economic approach (Marx’s and Engel’s views about the law and state, realist approach – American and Scandinavian realism,
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English and Legal Language
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Candidates have to write essays of 800 words per question for these two subjective questions.
Topics candidates should prepare for this section:
· Essay using legal expression on socio-legal problems
· Legal concepts – democracy, socialism, secularism, social justice, human rights, environment, consumer protection, protection, uniform civil code, panchayat raj
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