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RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAWKAKINADA

2/5 LLB (III Semester)

2016 -2017

INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS (Regulations 2013-2014)


INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2016 -20172/5 LLB (III Semester)

POLITICAL SCIENCE –III(Indian Political thought)

Part : AINTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS:

1. Explain the salient features of the Hindu concept of State

2. Discus the Saptanga Theory of Kautilya & Manu

3. What was the Islamic concept of State in India?

4. Examine the spread of liberalism and Marxism in India

5. What is meant by Sarvodaya and detail about Gandhism?

Part :BASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Ancient Indian Political Thought was known as:

A. Rajya Sastra, Raja dharma, Dandaneethi, Nitishastra etc.

2. In Vedas and in Brahmanas, there were references to….

A. The Theory and Practice of Government.

3. The Hindu organic theory of the State isbased largely on the Saptangas or seven elements of the State. They are…

A. I) the King or Sovereign (Swamin), ii) the Minister (Amatya), iii) the territory and population (Rastra or Janapada), iv) the Fortified City or Capital (Durga), v) the treasury (Kosa), vi) The Army (Danda), and Vii) The Friends and Allies (Mitra)

4. What is meant by ‘Danda’ ?

A. Military Force, Coercion, Punishment, Fine or even Justice

5. What is meant by ‘Matyanyaya’ ?

.A. Matyanyaya means ‘justice of fish’. A big fish devours a small one. It implies the strong overpowering the weak and exploiting them.6. Kautilya was the Prime Minister of Chandragupta Maurya.

A .322 BCE – 298BCE.

7. What was the statecraft of Kautilya?

A .Well organized Spy System

8. What was the Varna System of Manu?

A .Brahmanas, Kshyatriya, Vyshyas, and sudras.

9. How many chapters in Manu Smruthi?

A .12 chapters.

10.What was the period of the study of the Bhuddhist political ideas of ancient India?

A .6th Century BCE to the 3rd Century A.D.

11.When Muhammad was born in Mecca?

A .570 A.D.

12.Who are Shias and Sunnis?

A .The followers of Ali, the Prophet’s son-in-law are called Shias (minority) and the Muslims who accept the correction of the order of succession are known as Sunnis (majority)

13. Who were the leaders of Indian liberalism could best be understood from the political ideas?

A. Dadabhai Naoroji, M.G. Ranade, Pheroze Shah Mehta, Srendranath Banerjee, GopalKrishna Ghokale and Madan Moha Malavia.

14. Who was M.N.Roy?

A. M.N. Roy (Manavendranath Roy), was Humanist and founder of Indian Communist Party.

15. Who were the first profounder of Marxism I India?

A. M.N. Roy, Acharya NarendraDev, Jayaprakashnarayan, Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia, and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru.16. Important works of Gandhiji. They are…

A. My experiment with truth (1925) - Satyagraha in South Africa (1928) Ethical Religion - Hind Swaraj

17. What is meant by Satyagraha? A. Satya, which means truth and Agraha which means ‘force’, ‘request’ or ‘strength’.

18. What are the Techniques of Satyagraha?

A.1) Non-cooperation, 2) Hartal 3) Social Boycot, 4) Picketing 5) Civil disobedience or Civil Resistence 6) Hijrat 7) Fasting 8) Strike.19. What is meant by Sarvodaya? A. It means the establishment of new social order on the basis of love and non-violence. 20. What are the main ideals of Sarvodaya? A. 1 .Emphasis on spirit 2. Non-violence, 3. Emphasis on moral values 4. Party less democracy 5. Stateless society 6. Decentralized village communities (gram swarajya) 7. Bhoodan, gramdan,Jeevandan,sramdan,sampathdan etc.


INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2016 -20172/5 LLB (III Semester)

ECONOMICS –II (Indian Economic Policy)

Part: AINTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS:

1. Role of Regional Rural Banks.

2. Labour and Division of Labour

3. Explain the trends in poverty in India.

4. Write a essay on the recent export Promotion and import substitution Policies.

5. Answer any three of the following

1. Priorities between agriculture and Industry.

2. Commercialization of Agriculture

3. Types of Unemployment

4. Estimates of National Income

5. Small Scale Industries.Part: B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Explain the trends in Indian Population

2. Explain the structure of Indian Economy. 3. Choice of Technology.

4. Explain the impact of green Revolution on Indian Agriculture Sector.

5. Answer the following: 1. National Income

2. Disguised unemployment 3. Joint Sector 4. Bank Credit 5. Nominal wage 6. Productivity 7. Balance of Payment 8. Deficit Finance 9. Agriculture Credit 10. Small Scale Industries


INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2016 -2017


LAW OF TORT

(Including MV Accident and Consumer Protection Law )

Part : A

INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS:

1 What is Tort ? How does it differ from other wrongs ?

2.What are the Torts against person ?

3.Define defamation what are the defenses against defamation?

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1.Elobrate the general defenses available against Tort.

2.Give a brief account an the Tort of Negligence.

3.What is Strict Liability ? How does it differ from Absolute Liability.

4.What are the pronouns relating to Motor Vehicle Act?




CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -I

Part: A


1. Write about the salient features of the Constitutional of India.

2. Define State U/ Act-12 of the Constitution and what are the authorities come under its purview?

3. Write about distinction between Fundamental Rights and Directive Principles of State policy.

Part: BASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Write about the significance of Article -21 of the Constitution of India under its new dimensions

with case Law.

2. What is Judicial Review? Whether an amendment made to the Constitution can be reviewed by the courts ‘or’ not?

3. Write about the writ Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court U/ Art -32 of the Constitution and What are the writs can be issued by the Supreme Court.

4. Short Questions:

.1Preamble

2.Free –Legal Aid

3.Citizenship

4.Rule of Law

5.Uniform Civil Code

6.Victim Compensation

7.Self Incrimination

8. Fundamental Duties

5. Explain the following Cases:

a) Keshavananada Bharati Vs State of Kerala (1973) 4 SCC 225

b) Maneka Gandhi Vs Union of India AIR 1978 SC 597

c) D.K.Basu Vs. State of West Bengal AIR 1996 SC

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RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA

INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2016 -2017(Regulations: 2013-2014)

Paper VI : Seminar and Clinical Legal Education2/5 LLB : Third Semester

Part –AMarks – 50

(Seminar write up:25 Marks and oral presentation– 25 Marks)

Topics for Seminar

1. National Income

2. Poverty

3. Manu

4. Gowthama Budda

5. General Defenses Against Tort

6. Rights of Consumer

7. Victim Compensation under article 21 of Indian Constitution.

8. Uniform Civil Code

Note : The Student is required to make oral Presentation on any one of the above topics before the Principal and class Teacher on the Date fixed prior to the Viva – Voce Test and also before the External Examiner on the day of Viva Test on any one of the above topics and A written record shall also be submitted to the college well in advance ( on or before due date).

Part – B

Marks – 50(Record– 25 Marks and Viva - 25 Marks)

Clinical Legal Education - Activities suggested

1. Visit to Human Rights Organization / Human Rights Court

2. Other Programs suggested by College

Note : A written record shall be submitted to the college on the above Programme Seminar and Clinical Legal Education record shall be kept in same record which is to be in a Laminated Bounding in A4 Size along with Certificate from the college well in advance or before due date.


3/5 LLB (V Semester)

2016 -2017

INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS ( Regulations 2013-2014)



3/5 LLB ( V Semester )

POLITICAL SCIENCE – V

(International Relations and organization)

Part : A


1. Discuss the role of Multi National Corporations (MNCs)

2. Discuss in detail the objectives and functions of Global Finance Capital.

3 What are the Causes and Consequences of the Second World War.?

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1.Explain the Role of Non-Governmental Organizations in International Relations. .

2.Discuss the Role of UNO in developing countries.

3.Discuss the nature and origin of International Law, Is it a true Law ? Discuss

4. Write Short Notes on

1.U.N.O.

2. Political Parties

3. Transnational Corporations.

RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW

KAKINADA


(3/5 LLB V Semester )

ECONOMICS – III (Money Banking and Fiscal Policy)

Part: A

INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS

1 Functions of Money.

2. Explain the role of IMF.

3. NABARD

4. Answer any 2 of the following:

1. Rural Money Markets

2. Contingent Functions

3. Central Bank ( RBI)

Part: B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1.Role of Money.

2. Explain the objectives NABARD

3. Explain the Functions of Central Bank

4. Answer the following:

1. Money 2. Commercial Bank 3. Inflation 4. Public debt 5. Public Expenditure 6. Fiscal Policy 7. Balance of Payment 8. Bank Credit 9. NABARD 10. IMF.



3/5 LLB ( V Semester)

FAMILY LAW – I (Family Relations)

Part: A


1.Sources of Hindu Law.

2. Schools of Hindu Law

3. Kinds of Marriage.

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Salient Features of the Hindu Moorage Act 1956.

2. Salient features of Hind u Adoptions and Maintaining Act 1956.

3. Salient Features of Hindu Minorities & Gandisem ship Act 1956.

4. The Hindu Joint Family.

5. Hindu successes.



3/5 LLB ( V SEMESTER )

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

Including Laws for the Protection of the wild life and other creatures Including Animal welfare

Part: A


1. Concept of Environment

2. Origen , definition , scope of Ecologies 3. Salient features of Environmental Protection Act 1980

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1.Environment degradation and pollution

2. Common Law reminders against pollution

3. Principles of strict liability and absolute liability

4.Law relating to marine life and costal Eco - system

5. Rights to decampment and sustainable development



3/5 LLB ( V SEMESTER )

HISTORY OF COURTS, LEGISLATURES AND LEGAL PROFESSION IN INDIA

Part : A


1 Administration of Justice in The Regulating Act,1773

2 The Govt of India Act,1915

3 The Growth and Development of Judicial system under Lord Bentinck

PART-BASSIGNMENT QUESTIONS

1.Write the Following:

a) Charter of 1774

b) The Legal Practioners Act, 1853

c) I Law Commission

d) II Law Commission

e) III Law Commission

f) IV Law Commission


a) East India Company

b) Warren Hastings

c) Govt of India Act,1935

d) Privy Council


a) Trial of Raja Nanda Kumar

b) Case of Kamaluddin

c) Patna Case

d) Cossijurah Case



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INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2016 -2017(Regulations: 2013-2014)

Paper VI : Seminar and Clinical Legal Education3/5 LLB : Fifth Semester

Part –AMarks – 50

(Seminar write up:25 Marks and oral presentation– 25 Marks)

Topics for Seminar

1.U.N.O

2.World War-II

3.Foreign Investment and Foreign Trade

4.Banking

5.Joint Family

6.Matrimonial Remedies under Hindu Law

7.Environmental Protection Act.

8.CRZ Notification

9. Administration of Justice in Presidency Towns (1600-1773)

10. Government of India Act 1935


Part – B



3. Visit to Public Offices (Registrar Office, E-Seva, Mee-Seva etc.,




4/5 Year LL.B (VII Semester)

2016 -2017

INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS

( Regulations 2009-2010)



4/5 LL.B (VII SEMESTER )

PROPERTYLAW INCLUDING TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT AND EASEMENTS ACT

Part : A


1. Immovable Property

2. Actionable Claim

3.Notice

4.Attestion

2.Explain the following

a. Conditions restraining Alienation

b.. Conditions restraining Enjoyment

c..Explain the sale Immovable property

3. .Explain the following

a) Mortgage

b)Lease of Immovable Property

Part -BASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1.Exchange of Properties

2.Gift of Property

3.Law of Easement 4 Explain the following Cases

a) Cooper Vs. Cooper

b) Noakes & Co. Vs Rice

c) Kerglinger Vs New Patagonia Meat cold storage Co d) P.Venkata Subbanna Vs D.Chimmayya.



4/5 LL.B (VII SEMESTER)

LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW -I

PART-A


1. History of Trade Union Movement.

2. Salient features of Trade Unions Act 1926.

3. Collections forgiving

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Definition of Industries

2. Authorities under the I.P .Act 1947.

3.Domestic Enquires.

4.Recommendations of II Labour Commission.

5.Salient features of Industrial Employments.(Standing Orders) Act 1956.




COMPANY LAW

Part: A


1.Give a brief account of formation of company.

2. Explain the differences between Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association.

3. Who is a ‘Promotor a’ and what are his duties towards the company Promoted by him?

4. Explain the doctrine of Indoor management.

5. Fill in the Blanks

1. A Company is common Parlance means an artificial person created by law with ________________( Ans. Perpetual existence and common seal)

2. Public Utility service Companies namely _____ (Railways, Roadways, Electricity, etc)

3. Holding company means_______ (One company Controls the other controlling Company)

4. After incorporation, a Company becomes a Legal Person, distinct from that of its_________ (Members or share holders) 5 Pre – Incorporation Contracts means ________ (The Contracts purported to be made on behalf of the Company before its incorporation.)

6. The word charge signifies for ______________ ( Payment of debt of Performance of obligation)

7. Directors of Board of Directors play an important role in the _______________( Administration and Management of the Company)

8.The management of the company is vested in a body called __________(Board of Directors)

9. In the meetings, decisions taken are recorded by means of _____( resolutions )

10.Deligation of Power means __________( transferring Power another )

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Discuss the meaning of lifting of the corporate veil of a Company.

2. Define ‘share ‘and discuss about the Procedure for transfer of shares.

3 .Define of the Director? What are the powers and duties of the directors.

4. What is meant by winding up? And Explain various modes of winding up of a Company.


1. When shares are transferred from one Person to another on account of operation of Law is called __________ ( Transmission of shares )

2. The term allotment means ____________ (The acceptance of the offer to take share by

the company)

3. A Share warrant is a __________ (Negotiable instrument)

4. The ______________ Share holders’ have no voting rights (Preference)

5. A Share warrant is a document issued by a _______________ Limited by shares (Public Company)

6. The word charge signifies for _____________( Payment of debt or Performance

obligation )

7. Directors or Board or Directors play an important role in the __________ (administration and Management of the Company)

8. The Management of the company is vested in a body called _________( Board of

Directors)

9. In the meetings, decisions taken are recorded by means of _____________ (resolutions)

10. Delegation of Power means ___________________ (Transferring Power to another)




ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Part : A


1. Write about the Separation Powers under the Indian Context?

2.What is Delegated Legislation and what are the reasons for the growth of delegated Legislation?

3. Write about the significance of the Principles of Naturals Justices


1. What is Precedent and what is its Significance in the administration of Justice ?

2. Discuss Rule of Law and what its significance under the Indian Context?

3. Write about the writ of Habeas Corpus and its significance with relevant case Law.

4. Write about the position of Administrative Tribunals in India with relevant Case Law.

5. Short Questions:

1.Writ of Mandamus

2.Supreme Legislation

3.Sub Delegation

4.Ratio decedendi

5.Personal bias

6. Ombudsman

7. Writ of Quo – warranto

8. Lokpal

9. Special Leave Petition (SLP)

6 Explain the following Cases: a) Maneka Gandhi Vs. Union of India AIR 1978 SC 597

b) Gullapalli Nageswara Rao Vs. State of A.P


KAKINADA



INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES AND PRINCPLES OF LEGISLATION

Part: A


1.” The object of interpreting a statue is to ascertain the intention of the legislature enacting “ Explain .

2. Discuss the rule of Ejusdem Generis with relevant case Law.

3. Explain the rule of Beneficial Construction by referring to decided cases .

4.Explain the Golden rule of Interpretation .

5.a) Non- obstante Clause b) Waiver c) Statutes in pari materia d) Words of rank e) stare Decisis f)Doctrine of Eclipse f) Codifying Statute g) Judicial Restraint h) Generalia Specialibus non derogant i) Territorial Nexus


1.” No Statute binds the crown unless the Crown is named there in either expressly or implication “ Examine the extent of its application in India .

2.Explain the concept of Judicial Activism in the light of Supreme Court Decisions.

3. Critically examine the Cannons of Interpretation of Penal Statutes and compare it with Civil Statutes .4. Explain the nature and scope of Grammatical and Logical interpretation of Statutes .

5. a) Causus Omissus b) Noscitur A Sociis c) Rule of Last Antecedent d) Juristic Activism e) Rule of Heydon’s Case f) Legislative Intent g) Advisory Jurisdiction g) Repugnancy h)Retrospective Operation of Statutes i) Reddendo singula singulis


5/5 Year LL.B ( IX Semester)

2016 -2017



RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW KAKINADA


5/5 LL.B (IX SEMESTER)

CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE AND LIMITATION ACT

Part: A


1.Discuss about the Jurisdiction of Courts to try the Suits?

2.Explain the rule laid down under the Doctrine of Res – Judicata

3. Discuss the procedure in respect of the Suits by or against the Minors and Persons of Unsound Mind.

Part : B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Define Pleadings and explain the objects ad fundamental principles regarding Pleadings.

2.Explain the general Principles of Limitation under theLimitation Act,1963.

3 Explain the following Cases:

a) Deep Chand Vs. Land Acquisition Officer AIR 1994 SC 1901.

b) State of Maharastra Vs. Admane Anita Moti AIR 1995 SC 351.

c) U.P State Road Transport Corporation Vs State of U.P AIR 2005 SC 446.

d) Deva Sahayam vs. P.Savithramma AIR 2006 SC 779.



5/5 LL.B (IX SEMESTER)

LAW OF CRIMES - II

(Criminal Procedure Code, Juvenile Justice and Probation of offenders Act)

Part : A


1. Explain the Provisions relating to , Security for Keeping peace and good Behavior .

2. Expalin the Concept of Bail and its various Provisions under Cr.P.C.

3. Explain the Social Justice concept of sec 125 under Cr.PC.

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Explain Salient features of the Juvenile Justice Act 1986 and its latest Developments.

2. Criticaly Examine provisions as to information to the police and their powers to Investigation.

3. Critically Examine the probation offenders Act 4. Explain the following Cases

a) State of Tamilnadu Vs SARJA AIR 2005 SC 4462

b) Kultez Singh Vs Circle Inspector 1992 Cr.L.J 1173


KAKINADA


5/5 LL.B : IX SEMESTER

LAW OF EVIDENCE

Part : A


1. Explain Resgestae and their relevancy of Evidence.

2.Define and Distinguish “ Admission “ and“ Confession “ .

3.Explain Various types of Evidences under the Indian Evidence Act.1872.


1. Discuss about Witnesses , Examination and Cross Examination.

2. What are the general rules relating to Burden of Proof.

3. a) Conclusive Proof

b) Accomplice

c) Primary Evidence

d) Conspiracy 4. Explain the following Cases

a) Goutham Kundu Vs State of West Bengal AIR 1993 SC 2295

b) State of Tamil Nadu Vs Guru Swamy AIR 1997 SC 1200




LAW OF INSURANCE

Part: A


1Explain the Contract of Insurance and nature of Insurance Contract.

2.Explain the meaning and definition of Insurable Interest .

3. Explain meaning and scope of Risk and elements of risk.

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Meaning and definitions of premium

2. Fire Insurance and Special Doctrines.

3. Marine insurance and different kinds of Marine policies.

4. Perils of the sea.

5. Voyage and deviation




MEDIA LAW INCLUDING RIGHT TO INFORMATION

Part : A


1.What is the significance and importance of Media Law ?

2.What are the protections available to the Media to discharge its functions effectively ?

3.Write about the wage boards for the Working Journalists in the Media.

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. What are the Salient features of Right to Information Act - 2005?

2.Write about the Cinematography Act - 1952.

3. Discuss about the Constitution of State Information Commission and Central Information Commission and their functions.

4. Short Questions:

1. Press Council of India

2. Electronic Media

3. Defamation

4. Parliamentary Privileges

5. Internet

6. Contempt of Court

7. Public Information officer (PIO)


a) Peoples Union for Civil Liberties and Others vs. Union of India AIR 2002 SC

b) Indian Express News Papers Ltd. vs. Union of India.


2/3 Year LL.B (III Semester)

(Grading System)

2016 -2017





2/3 LL.B (III SEMESTER )

PROPERTYLAW INCLUDING TRANSFER OF PROPERTY ACT AND EASEMENTS ACT

Part : A


1. Immovable Property

2. Actionable Claim

3.Notice

4.Attestion

2.Explain the following

a. Conditions restraining Alienation

b.. Conditions restraining Enjoyment

c..Explain the sale Immovable property

3. .Explain the following

a) Mortgage

b)Lease of Immovable Property

Part -BASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1.Exchange of Properties

2.Gift of Property

3.Law of Easement 4 Explain the following Cases

a) Cooper Vs. Cooper

b) Noakes & Co. Vs Rice

c) Kerglinger Vs New Patagonia Meat cold storage Co d) P.Venkata Subbanna Vs D.Chimmayya.



2/3 LL.B (III SEMESTER)

LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAW -I

PART-A


1. History of Trade Union Movement.

2. Salient features of Trade Unions Act 1926.

3. Collections forgiving

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Definition of Industries

2. Authorities under the I.P .Act 1947.

3.Domestic Enquires.

4.Recommendations of II Labour Commission.

5.Salient features of Industrial Employments.(Standing Orders) Act 1956.




COMPANY LAW

Part: A


1.Give a brief account of formation of company.

2. Explain the differences between Memorandum of Association and Articles of Association.

3. Who is a ‘Promotor a’ and what are his duties towards the company Promoted by him?

4. Explain the doctrine of Indoor management.


1. A Company is common Parlance means an artificial person created by law with ________________( Ans. Perpetual existence and common seal)

2. Public Utility service Companies namely _____ (Railways, Roadways, Electricity, etc)

3. Holding company means_______ (One company Controls the other controlling Company)

4. After incorporation, a Company becomes a Legal Person, distinct from that of its_________ (Members or share holders) 5 Pre – Incorporation Contracts means ________ (The Contracts purported to be made on behalf of the Company before its incorporation.)

6. The word charge signifies for ______________ ( Payment of debt of Performance of obligation)

7. Directors of Board of Directors play an important role in the _______________( Administration and Management of the Company)

8.The management of the company is vested in a body called __________(Board of Directors)

9. In the meetings, decisions taken are recorded by means of _____( resolutions )

10.Deligation of Power means __________( transferring Power another )

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Discuss the meaning of lifting of the corporate veil of a Company.

2. Define ‘share ‘and discuss about the Procedure for transfer of shares.

3 .Define of the Director? What are the powers and duties of the directors.

4. What is meant by winding up? And Explain various modes of winding up of a Company.


1. When shares are transferred from one Person to another on account of operation of Law is called __________ ( Transmission of shares )

2. The term allotment means ____________ (The acceptance of the offer to take share by

the company)

3. A Share warrant is a __________ (Negotiable instrument)

4. The ______________ Share holders’ have no voting rights (Preference)

5. A Share warrant is a document issued by a _______________ Limited by shares (Public Company)

6. The word charge signifies for _____________( Payment of debt or Performance

obligation )

7. Directors or Board or Directors play an important role in the __________ (administration and Management of the Company)

8. The Management of the company is vested in a body called _________( Board of

Directors)

9. In the meetings, decisions taken are recorded by means of _____________ (resolutions)

10. Delegation of Power means ___________________ (Transferring Power to another)




ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Part : A


1. Write about the Separation Powers under the Indian Context?

2.What is Delegated Legislation and what are the reasons for the growth of delegated Legislation?

3. Write about the significance of the Principles of Naturals Justices


1. What is Precedent and what is its Significance in the administration of Justice ?

2. Discuss Rule of Law and what its significance under the Indian Context?

3. Write about the writ of Habeas Corpus and its significance with relevant case Law.

4. Write about the position of Administrative Tribunals in India with relevant Case Law.

5. Short Questions:

1.Writ of Mandamus

2.Supreme Legislation

3.Sub Delegation

4.Ratio decedendi

5.Personal bias

6. Ombudsman

7. Writ of Quo – warranto

8. Lokpal

9. Special Leave Petition (SLP)

6 Explain the following Cases: a) Maneka Gandhi Vs. Union of India AIR 1978 SC 597

b) Gullapalli Nageswara Rao Vs. State of A.P


KAKINADA



INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES AND PRINCPLES OF LEGISLATION

Part: A


1.” The object of interpreting a statue is to ascertain the intention of the legislature enacting “ Explain .

2. Discuss the rule of Ejusdem Generis with relevant case Law.

3. Explain the rule of Beneficial Construction by referring to decided cases .

4.Explain the Golden rule of Interpretation .

5.a) Non- obstante Clause b) Waiver c) Statutes in pari materia d) Words of rank e) stare Decisis f)Doctrine of Eclipse f) Codifying Statute g) Judicial Restraint h) Generalia Specialibus non derogant i) Territorial Nexus


1.” No Statute binds the crown unless the Crown is named there in either expressly or implication “ Examine the extent of its application in India .

2.Explain the concept of Judicial Activism in the light of Supreme Court Decisions.

3. Critically examine the Cannons of Interpretation of Penal Statutes and compare it with Civil Statutes .4. Explain the nature and scope of Grammatical and Logical interpretation of Statutes .

5. a) Causus Omissus b) Noscitur A Sociis c) Rule of Last Antecedent d) Juristic Activism e) Rule of Heydon’s Case f) Legislative Intent g) Advisory Jurisdiction g) Repugnancy h)Retrospective Operation of Statutes i) Reddendo singula singulis



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DECLARATION






Date : Regd.No:


RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADAINTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2016 -2017

(Regulations: 2013-2014)Paper VI : Seminar and Clinical Legal Education

2/3 LLB : Third SemesterPart –A

Marks – 50(Seminar write up:25 Marks and oral presentation– 25 Marks)

Topics for Seminar

1.Formation and Administration of company

2.Share Capital

3.Sale

4.Easement Rights

5.Trade Unions- Immunities

6.Authorities under the Industrial Disputes Act

7.Principles of Natural Justice.

8.State Liability

9.Basic Rules of interpretation

10. The General Clauses Act, 1897.


Part – B



1. Visit to Human Rights Courts / Pre Legal Aid




3/3 Year LL.B (V Semester)

(Grading System)

2016 -2017

INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS (Regulations 2013-2014)


INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2016-2017

3/3 LL.B (V SEMESTER)

CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE AND LIMITATION ACT

Part: A


1.Discuss about the Jurisdiction of Courts to try the Suits?

2.Explain the rule laid down under the Doctrine of Res – Judicata

3. Discuss the procedure in respect of the Suits by or against the Minors and Persons of Unsound Mind.

Part : B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Define Pleadings and explain the objects ad fundamental principles regarding Pleadings.

2.Explain the general Principles of Limitation under theLimitation Act,1963.


a) Deep Chand Vs. Land Acquisition Officer AIR 1994 SC 1901.

b) State of Maharastra Vs. Admane Anita Moti AIR 1995 SC 351.

c) U.P State Road Transport Corporation Vs State of U.P AIR 2005 SC 446.

d) Deva Sahayam vs. P.Savithramma AIR 2006 SC 779.



3/3 LL.B (V SEMESTER)

LAW OF CRIMES - II

(Criminal Procedure Code, Juvenile Justice and Probation of offenders Act)

Part : A


1. Explain the Provisions relating to , Security for Keeping peace and good Behavior .

2. Expalin the Concept of Bail and its various Provisions under Cr.P.C.

3. Explain the Social Justice concept of sec 125 under Cr.PC.

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Explain Salient features of the Juvenile Justice Act 1986 and its latest Developments.

2. Criticaly Examine provisions as to information to the police and their powers to Investigation.

3. Critically Examine the probation offenders Act 4. Explain the following Cases

a) State of Tamilnadu Vs SARJA AIR 2005 SC 4462

b) Kultez Singh Vs Circle Inspector 1992 Cr.L.J 1173


KAKINADA


3/3 LL.B : V SEMESTER

LAW OF EVIDENCE

Part : A


1. Explain Resgestae and their relevancy of Evidence.

2.Define and Distinguish “ Admission “ and“ Confession “ .

3.Explain Various types of Evidences under the Indian Evidence Act.1872.


1. Discuss about Witnesses , Examination and Cross Examination.

2. What are the general rules relating to Burden of Proof.

3. a) Conclusive Proof

b) Accomplice

c) Primary Evidence

d) Conspiracy 4. Explain the following Cases

a) Goutham Kundu Vs State of West Bengal AIR 1993 SC 2295

b) State of Tamil Nadu Vs Guru Swamy AIR 1997 SC 1200




LAW OF INSURANCE

Part: A


1Explain the Contract of Insurance and nature of Insurance Contract.

2.Explain the meaning and definition of Insurable Interest .

3. Explain meaning and scope of Risk and elements of risk.

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. Meaning and definitions of premium

2. Fire Insurance and Special Doctrines.

3. Marine insurance and different kinds of Marine policies.

4. Perils of the sea.

5. Voyage and deviation




MEDIA LAW INCLUDING RIGHT TO INFORMATION

Part : A


1.What is the significance and importance of Media Law ?

2.What are the protections available to the Media to discharge its functions effectively ?

3.Write about the wage boards for the Working Journalists in the Media.

Part :B

ASSIGNMENT TOPICS

1. What are the Salient features of Right to Information Act - 2005?

2.Write about the Cinematography Act - 1952.

3. Discuss about the Constitution of State Information Commission and Central Information Commission and their functions.

4. Short Questions:

1. Press Council of India

2. Electronic Media

3. Defamation

4. Parliamentary Privileges

5. Internet

6. Contempt of Court

7. Public Information officer (PIO)


a) Peoples Union for Civil Liberties and Others vs. Union of India AIR 2002 SC

b) Indian Express News Papers Ltd. vs. Union of India.



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V Semester of 3 Year LL.B.






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DECLARATION






Date : Regd.No:


RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADAINTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2016 -2017

(Regulations: 2013-2014)Paper VI : Seminar and Clinical Legal Education

3/3 LLB : Fifth SemesterPart –A

Marks – 50(Seminar write up:25 Marks and oral presentation– 25 Marks)

Topics for Seminar

1.Res Judicata

2.Powers of Court to enforce execution

3.Arrest of Persons

4.Appeals

5.Relevancy of Facts

6.Confession

7.Insurable Interest and Indemnity.

8.Warranties

9.Historical Perspective mass media Laws

10.Press Council Act,1978.


Part – B



1. Visit to Companies / Visit to Local Body.



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