LL.B. 1st Semester
[Paper-1]
Jurisprudence {Part-1}
Que.-1.
Define
Jurisprudence & Discuss the nature and scope of Jurisprudence. What is the
importance of this subject in the study of law?
Que.-2.
“Law
is a command of sovereign.”Critically explain the Imperative theory of Law,
according to Austin.
Que.-3.Explain Kelson’s Pure
Theory of Law. What are the main points of criticism of this Theory?
Que.-4.
Explain
the contribution of Kelson & Austin and Bentham & Karl Marx.
Que.-5.
What
is the relation of Jurisprudence with other social sciences?
Que.-6.
What
are the various schools of Jurisprudence? Give a brief description of the
general characteristics of these schools. (Write very short notes about all the
schools.)
Que.-7.
Write
a critical note on the Historical school of Jurisprudence or critically examine
the Volkgeist Theory of Savigny & assess his contribution.
Que.-8.
Point
out the difference between Analytical and Historical School of Jurisprudence.
Discuss.
Que.-9.
Write
a note on Sociological School of Jurisprudence or “The aim of Social
Engineering is to build an efficient structure of the society as far as
possible which involves the balancing of competing interests.” Pound .
Que.-10.
Explain
the Contribution of Dugwit & Ihearing and Fugon Ehrlich as a regard to
sociological school.
Que.-11. what is the relation
between Law & Morals?
Que.-12.
Write
an essay on the Realist school of Jurisprudence.
LL.B. 1st Semester [Paper-2]
Constitutional
Law of India {Part-1}
Que.-1.
Explain
the Salient Features/Characteristics of Indian Constitution. Whether the Constitution
of India is Unitary or Federal Features of Indian Constitution?
Que.-2.
Explain
the objectives of the Indian Constitution as indicated in its Preamble.
Que.-3.
Explain
the Six Freedoms as enshrined in Article 19 of the Indian Constitution.
Que.-4.
what
is the Protection given under Article 20 of the Indian Constitution?
Que.-5.
Explain
Right to Life & Personal Liberty under Article 21 of the Indian
Constitution.
Que.-6.
Explain
Right against Exploitation under Article 23 & 24 of the Indian Constitution.
Que.-7.
what
are the Constitutional Remedies available under Article 32 of the Indian
Constitution?
Que.-8.
Explain
Directive Principles of State Policy whether it is enforceable in Court?
Que.-9.
what
are the Fundamental Duties conferred to the Citizen of India. Explain!
Que.-10.
Write
a short note on Doctrine of Eclipse, Doctrine of Severability, and Doctrine of
Ultra- Virus (Pith and Substances).
LL.B. 1st Semester [Paper-3]
Law
of torts & consumer protection law
Que.-1.
Define
Tort and Explain its essential elements. Distinguish Tort from Breach of
Contract and Crime. Is privity necessary to support an action in Tort?
OR
How
is tort Different from other civil wrongs? Can the same act be a tort, Crime
and a breach of Contract?
OR
Tortious
Liability arises from the breach of a duty primarily fixed by law. This duty is
towards persons generally and its breach is redress able by an action for
Unliqidated damages. Explain this statement of Winfield.
Que.-2.
Write
short notes on the following Maxims-
1. Injuria Sine Damnum,
2. Damnum Sine Injuria,
3. Volenti non fit Injuria
4. Res ipsa loquitur
5. Actio personalis moritur cum persona
6. Innuendo
7. Remoteness of Damages
8. Joint Tort Feasors
9. Mental or Nervous Shock
10.
Act of God
Que.-3.
What
do you understand by the doctrine of vicarious liability? Is such liability
justified? How far a master is liable for the Torts committed by his Servant?
Que.-4.
Define
Defamation. What is meant by libel and slander? Distinguish between them.
Que.-5.
What
is meant by contributory negligence and its ‘Last Opportunity rule’ refer to
Davis Vs. Mann case.
Que.-6.
Discuss
fully the Rule of Absolute or Strict Liability.
Or
Explain the rule laid down in Rylands vs.
Fletcher. Are there any exceptions to this rule? Discuss.
Que.-7.
Define
Negligence. What are its essential elements which the plaintiff must prove in
order to recover damages from the defendant.
Que.-8.
Explain
the principle of nuisance. What are the defences open in action based on
nuisance?
Or
What
is public nuisance? Can it be private also? Distinguish between public and
private nuisance.
Que.-9.
Define
and Distinguish between the following-
1. Damage and Damages
2. Act of God ad Inevitable Accident
3. Assault and Battery
4.
Injuria Sine Damnum and Damnum Sine Injuria
Que.-10.
Explain
the Constitution procedure of functioning, aims and objects of Central and
State Consumer Protection Councils.
Que.-11.
What
is the object of the establishment of Consumer Disputes Redressal Agencies?
Explain the provision relating to the Constitution and different jurisdiction
of District Forum. Is it entitled to decide a dispute relating to a matter
already pending before a Civil Court?
Que.-12.
Explain
the Constitution and Jurisdiction of the State Commission. Can State Commission
transfer the cases from one District Forum to another District Forum?
LL.B. 1st Semester [Paper-4]
Law
of crimes
Que.-1.
Whether
the provision of Indian Penal Code is applicable to Extra-territorial offences,
if so, what are circumstances?
a) A, an Indian Citizen, commits a murder in
Uganda. Can he tried and convicted of murder in any place where he is found in
India?
b)
A, an Indian Citizen, commits adultery in England which is not an offence in
that Country. Can he be prosecuted in India?
Que.-2.
Define
Offence. What are the various stages in the commission of crime? What is
essential to constitute attempt?
Que.-3.
‘Nothing
is an offence which is done in the exercise of the right of private defence’ .
Discuss.
Que.-4.
Discuss
the law relating to the offence of defamation with exceptions.
Que.-5.
Discuss
the law relating to constructive criminality. Distinguish between the words
“Common Intention” and “Common object” as they are used under Section 34 IPC.
Which lays down ‘Joint Responsibility’ in doing a criminal act.
Que.-6.
‘Nothing
is an offence which is done by a child below seven years of age’ Discuss. Will
it make any difference if the age of child is twelve years?
Or
Under
what circumstances (i) Minority, (ii) Insanity and (iii) Drunkenness affords
immunity from criminal liability? Discuss.
Que.-7.
(a)
What is theft? When does it become robbery?
(b)When
does robbery become dacoity?
Or
Is
the preparation of Dacoity punishable in law? Define and distinguish between
theft, Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity. Give Illustration.
Que.-8.
when
does culpable homicide not amount to murder?
or
What do you understand by culpable Homicide?
When does culpable homicide amount to murder and what are its exceptions?
Or
When
does culpable homicide amount to murder?
Or
Distinguish
between culpable homicide and murder in the light of Reg Vs. Govinda.
Que.-9.
Define
kidnapping. How does it differ from abduction? Can there be an abduction which
is not punishable under I.P.C.?
Que.-10.
What
is hurt? When It is described grievous?
Or
Define
and distinguish between simple and grievous hurt. When does this offence amount
to attempt to murder?
Que.-11.”A mistake of fact is
a good defence but a mistake of law is not.”Discuss.
Or
Explain
the maxim “ignorantio facit excusat ,ignorantio juris non- excusat.”Distinguish
between mistake of fact and mistake of law.
Que.-12.Define cheating.
Explain its essentials.Distinguish between cheating and criminal
misappropriation.
Que.-13.Define and
distinguish between the terms “dishonestly” and “fraudulently”.
LL.B. 1st Semester [Paper-5]
Contract
{Part-1}
Que.-1.
Define
“Proposal” and “Acceptance” and explain their essentials. Also describe the
different rules regarding the ‘Proposal’ and ‘Acceptance’ under the Indian Law
of Contract.
Or
Write
a detailed note on the Offer, General Offer and Acceptance.
Que.-2.
How
can the communication, acceptance and revocation of the proposal be made? When
the communication of a proposal is complete? Is it possible to revoke
acceptance after communication?
Que.-3.
Define
consideration and explain its importance in the formation of contract.
Consideration ought to be past, present or future. Discuss fully.
Que.-4.
Define
a contract. What are the essential of a valid contract? What does an agreement
become a contract?
Or
‘All
contracts are agreements but all Agreements are not contracts.’ Discuss
Que.-5.
What
do you mean by the term “Consent”, “Free Consent”, “Coercion” “Undue
Influence”, “Fraud” & “Misrepresentation”? Explain their essentials and
effects on the validity of the contract.
Que.-6.
Discuss
the Contractual Liabilities of a Minor under the Indian Contract Act, 1872.
Or
Minors
are incapable of entering into a valid contract. Discuss.
Or
No
person is competent to contract who is not of the age of majority.”Comment and
discuss the law relating to minor’s contract under the Indian Contract Act,
1872.
Que.-7.
What
do you mean by the contingent contract? What are its essentials? Distinguish
between wagering and contingent contract
Que.-8.
What
kinds of consideration and objects are not lawful? Discuss with suitable
illustrations and case law.
Que.-9. What is “Quasi-contract?”Explain
with illustrations.
Que.-10.Write short notes on
the following:
1. Novation,
2. Void & Voidable contract,
3. Quantum Meruit,
4. Tender of Offer,
5. Anticipatory Breach of contract,
6.
Agreement in restraint of marriage
Que.-11.
Distinguish
between the following-
1. Void and Voidable Contracts
2. Coercion and undue Influence
3. Fraud and Misrepresentation
4.
Illegal and Void Contracts
Que.-12. What do you mean by Doctrine of Privity of
Contract? What are the two different aspects of this doctrine?
