Sem I - Ba LLB (H)
Sem I - Ba LLB (H)
Semester - I
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
This course will focus on enhancement of thoughts ideas and vision for practical application in
student’s professional life. Combined with communication skills, the paper will help in
developing critical and analytical skills among the students.
Recommended Books:
• J.S. Singh and Nishi Behl. Legal Language, writing and general English.
• Varinder Kumar, Rajbodh, et.al. Business Communication, Oscar Publication
2010.
• Quick and Easy way of Effective Speaking by Dale Carregie, Delhi: Royal Book
Depot, 2010.
• Geofrey Leech & Jan Svartvik – A communicative grammar of English.
• Wren & Martin – High School English grammar and composition.
• Gems of Modern Prose Edited by Sarat C. Satapathy, Arun Mohanty
• Communication skills; Sanjay Kumar and Pushp Lata, Oxford Publication
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SEMESTER - I
SUBJECT: LAW OF CONTRACT – I
(GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF CONTRACT)
SUBJECT CODE: LC 102
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
The objective of the study is to make the students aware of the complexities of business
transactions along with its basic necessities & to have an idea to differentiate between a contract
from an agreement.
a) Capacity of the Parties – Meaning and Essentials, Nature and effect of Minor’s
Agreement & its exceptions
b) Beneficial contracts, Minor’s contract for necessaries, Position of Persons having
Unsound mind and Persons Disqualified by Law
c) Free Consent – Meaning and Nature of Consent and Free Consent, Elements
Vitiating Free Consent, Coercion, Undue influence.
d) Fraud- Elements, Mere silence is no fraud, Effects of fraud, Misrepresentation
and its elements, Mistake- Types, elements
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UNIT– IV DISCHARGE OF THE CONTRACT, QUASI CONTRACTS AND
REMEDIES FOR BREACH OF CONTRACT
Recommended Books:
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SEMESTER-I
SUBJECT: LEGAL METHOD
SUBJECT CODE: LC 103
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
This course focuses on learning law, the fundamentals of law, its utility in administration of
justice, various sources of law, legal systems of the world, the basic features of the Indian
Constitution and significance of legal citations and writing
a) Definition, Functions
b) Nature, Classification of Law
c) Punishments and Remedies in Criminal and Civil wrongs
d) Law, Fact and procedural Justice (Question of Fact and Question of Law)
Recommended Books:
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SEMESTER -I
SUBJECT: LAW OF TORTS–I &
THE CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT
SUBJECT CODE: LC104
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
With the rapid changing social scenario, the in adequacy of law to protect individual
is exposed. This paper will introduce the students the basic concept of Law of Torts,
the defenses available in an action for torts, principle of tortuous liability, the capacity
of parties to sue and be sued and matters connected therewith. In the modern era of
consumer concern of goods and services, the law of torts has a crucial significance.
The course is designed to give knowledge to the students about the law relating to
consumer protection, various legislation and judicial decision & remedies provided to
the people under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019.
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d) Consumer Disputes Redressal commission–Establishment, Composition
and Jurisdiction, Procedure of adjudication of Consumer Disputes-
Admission and disposal of grievances.
Recommended Books:
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SEMESTER – I
SUBJECT: HISTORY – I
(HISTORY OF ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL INDIA)
SUBJECT CODE: LA 111
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
This paper focuses on broad features of legal institutions and administration in ancient, and
medieval India and enables the students to acquire basic idea on the structure of the society,
administration and polity. This paper objectifies in knowing various aspects of polity, kingship,
nature of society, justice and administration in the ancient and medieval India. The paper will
offer a close study of select themes, focusing specifically on the intersections in history and law.
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Recommended Books:
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SEMESTER – I
POLITICAL SCIENCE -I
(POLITICAL THEORY AND ORGANISATION)
SUBJECT CODE: LA 112
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
Students will get to know about the general introduction and importance of political science.
Students will know the basic theories of state, evolution of government elements of State &
Political thoughts, concept of liberty, equality, justice and contemporary political thinkers to
issues and problems in Indian Polity. Students will know about the individual and citizen’s
rights and duties which is given and protected by the state. Learners will know about the
citizen’s participation in Indian electoral and democratic process.
UNIT – I INTRODUCTION
a) Political Science: Meaning and Scope
b) Political Science and its relation with law and Social Sciences
c) State- Elements and origin (Force, Divine and Social Contract)
d) Theories of State Action - Individualism and Welfare State
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Recommended Books:
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SEMESTER-I
SUBJECT: ECONOMICS-I
SUBJECT CODE: LA 113
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
To make the students aware about different micro economic concepts and their application.
Learn to integrate theoretical and practical knowledge and evaluate micro economic policy
measures.
Demonstrate understanding of verbal, graphical and mathematical representation of economic
idea, analysis and correlations among them.
Use knowledge in economics in their day-to-day life.
Interpret the conditions of each micro economic unit of any country.
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UNIT-4 THEORY OF DETERMINATION OF FACTOR PRICES, RENT,
INTEREST, WAGES AND PROFIT
Recommended Books:
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SEMESTER – I
SUBJECT: COMPUTER APPLICATION
SUBJECT CODE:
COURSE OBJECTIVE:
This course provides students with the ability to utilize technology to create documents,
manage files, organize office functions and do legal research. Recognition of popular and
specific software is included, as well as the value of technology in the effective and economical
delivery of legal services to clients. This course further seeks to provide not only a foundation
for understanding Computing technology and applications in the context of today’s legal
environment, but also to impart those skills necessary for solving a range of legal information-
based problems.
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UNIT – 4 UNDERSTANDING SOFTWARE COMPONENTS
Recommended Books:
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