LL.M.

FIRST SEMESTER 500 MARKS. LLM-101-PAPER-I - Legal Theory-I LLM-102-PAPER-II - Indian Constitution Law : New Challenges- I LLM-103-PAPER-III - Legal Education & Research Methodology - I LLM-104-PAPER-IV - Legislation Principle-I LLM-111-PAPER-V - Seminar / Viva – Voce SECOND SEMESTER 500 MARKS. LLM-201-PAPER-I - Legal Theory-II LLM-202- PAPER-II - Indian Constitution Law : New Challenges- II LLM-203- PAPER-III - Legal Education & Research Methodology - II LLM-204- PAPER-IV - Legislation Methods and Interpretation –II LLM-211- PAPER-V - Seminar / Viva – Voce THIRD SEMESTER 500 MARKS. Specialization: (A)Tort & Crime TC-301-PAPER-I - General Principle of Torts TC-302-PAPER-II - General Principle of Crime and Offences under the Indian Penal Code. TC-303-PAPER-III - Comparative Criminal Procedure TC-304-PAPER-IV - Law Relating to Rehabilitation and Treatment of Offenders-I TC-305-PAPER-V - Recent Legal Development in Tort & Crime Specialization: (B)Personal Law PL-301-PAPER-I - Hindu Jurisprudence & Law Relating to Joint Family PL-302- PAPER-II - Hindu Law Relating to Adoption and Maintenance PL-303-PAPER-III - Muslim Jurisprudence and Matrimonial Laws PL-304-PAPER-IV - Personal Laws Relating to Indian Christian & Parasi PL-305-PAPER-V - Recent Legal Development in Personal law FOURTH SEMESTER 500 MARKS Specialization: (A)Tort & Crime TC-401-PAPER-I - Specific Wrong TC-402-PAPER-II - Law Relating to Specific offences under the Indian Penal Code TC-403-PAPER-III - Law Relating to Rehabilitation and Treatment of Offenders-II TC-404- PAPER-IV - Law Relating to Special Penal Legislation Relating to Women TC-405- PAPER-V - Dissertation Specialization: (B)Personal Law PL-401-PAPER-I - Un-Codified & Codified Hindu Law relating to Marriage PL-402-PAPER-II - Hindu Law relating to Minority, Guardianship & Succession PL-403-PAPER-III - Muslim Law relating to Property PL-404-PAPER-IV - Law Relating to Special Marriage Act,1954 PL-405-PAPER-V - Dissertation *** -: LL.M. Course Detail Subject-wise :- (Semester-I) Note : 1. The all papers of LL.M. should be encouraging postgraduate student to comparative study, analyses, and articulate essential feature and principles (if any) of the subject. 2. New developments, amendments and latest case law in any concerned field shall be part of the syllabus. 3. Duration of each theory paper for exam: Three Hrs. 4. The Theory papers of each subject will be of 100 marks. The all Question Paper for theory exam contains eight questions. Student will be attempting any four questions. Each question carries twenty five marks. _____________ Paper- I- Legal Theory- I 1. Definition, Scope, Importance and nature of Jurisprudence. 2. Purpose and value of Jurisprudence. 3. Various Schools of Jurisprudence, like: i. Natural Law School, ii. Imperative School, iii. Sociological School, iv. Historical School, v. Realistic School, etc. 4. Sources of Law : Custom, Legislation, Judicial Precedents etc. (Chief exponents of these schools, background, basic tenets, contribution and Indian context or relevance.) Suggested Readings: 1. Austin : Lecture on Jurisprudence 2. Salmond : Jurisprudence 3. Julius Stone : The Province and Function of Law 4. Pound : An Introduction to the Philosophy of Law 5. HLA Hart : The Concept of Law 6. Friendmann : Legal Theory 7. Dias : Jurisprudence 8. S. N. Dhyani : Law, Morality and Justice Indian Development 9. Anirudha Prasad : Vidhi Sastra Ke Mool Shidhant (Hindi) 10. V.D. Mahajan : Jurisprudence 11.Dr. N.V.Paranjpe : Jurisprudence(Hindi/English) *** Paper- II- Indian Constitution Law : New Challenges- I 1. Historical Background of Indian Constitution, its development and changing system established over decades ago. 2. Characteristics of Indian Constitution, Nature and salient feature of Indian Constitution with changing social order and its adaptability. 3. Preamble of Indian Constitution and its nature. 4. Fundamental Rights, its development and their Judicial Interpretations. 5. Directive Principles, its Judicial Interpretations and their relation with Fundamental Rights. 6. Fundamental Duties. Suggested Readings: 1. H.M. Seervai : Constitutional Law of India. 2. M.P. Jain : Constitutional Law. 3. M.C.J. Kagzi : The Constitution of India. 4. VSN Sukla : Commentary on the Constitution of India. 5. D.D. Basu : Commentares on the Constitution of India.(Hindi/English) 6. Ville Austin : Indian Constitution. 7. B.K. Sharma : An Introduction to the Constitution of India. 8. Dr.J.N.Panday: The Constitution of India.(Hindi/English) *** PAPER-III- Legal Education & Research Methodology - I 1.Objective of Legal Education, Methods of teaching, (the problem method, discussion method and seminar methods). 2. Student participation in law school/college programmes, organization of seminars. 3. Clinical legal education- legal aid, legal literacy, legal survey and law reforms. 4. Various research methods. 5. Identification of problems, formulation of the research problem and techniques of sampling for research. 6. Collection of relevant historical & comparative materials. 7. Classification and tabulation of data and analysis of these data. 8. Preparation of the research design. 9. Jurimetrics. 10. Presentation. Suggested Readings: 1. High Brayal, Nigam, Dunean, and Richard Crimes : Clinical Legal Education : Active Learning in your Law School (1998) Blackstine Press Limited, London. 2. S.K. Agrawal (Ed.) : Legal Education in India (1973) Tripathi Pub., Bombay. 3. N.R. Madhava Menaon (Ed.) A Handbook of Clinical Legal Education (1998) Eastern Book Company, Lucknow. 4. M.O. Price : Elective Legal Research (1978) 5. C.R. Kothari : Research Methodology, Methods and Techniques. 6. Jaya Prakash : Research Methodology. 7. Pauling vs Yong : Scientific Social Survey and Research. 8. Erwin C. Surrency : A Guide to Legal Research. 9. ILI Publication, Legal Research and Methodology. 10. R.M. Deepak Kumar : Social Research Methodology. Etc.