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    This document outlines the syllabus for the LL.B. Contract-II course. It covers 5 units: Unit 1 covers indemnity, guarantee, bailment, and pledge. Unit 2 covers agency. Unit 3 covers partnership contracts. Unit 4 covers contracts for sale of goods. Unit 5 covers topics like nature and formation of contracts, transfer of property, duties of buyers and sellers, and remedies for breach of contract. The syllabus also provides a list of 10 suggested readings for the course, which include books on contract law, the Indian Contract Act, partnership law, and sale of goods.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for the LL.B. Contract-II course. It covers 5 units: Unit 1 covers indemnity, guarantee, bailment, and pledge. Unit 2 covers agency. Unit 3 covers partnership contracts. Unit 4 covers contracts for sale of goods. Unit 5 covers topics like nature and formation of contracts, transfer of property, duties of buyers and sellers, and remedies for breach of contract. The syllabus also provides a list of 10 suggested readings for the course, which include books on contract law, the Indian Contract Act, partnership law, and sale of goods.

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    PAPER-LL.B.

    201
    LL.B. SYLLABUS A.U.S.
    CONTRACT- II
    LL.B.201
    UNIT- I
    Indemnity: - Meaning, Definition and Nature of Indemnity; Commencement of liability when
    enforceable; Rights of indemnity-holder, Rights of indemnifier.
    Guarantee: - Definition, Object and Elements of Guarantee; Kinds of guarantee; Distinction
    between indemnity and guarantee; Rights, duties & liability of surety; Discharge of surety’s
    liability; Rights & Duties of principal debtor .
    UNIT- II
    Bailment: - Meaning, Definition and Elements of Bailment; Kinds of bailment; Rights & Duties of
    Bailee & Bailor; Finder of lost goods; Termination of bailment.
    Pledge: - Definition and Elements of Pledge; Distinction between pledge, bailment & mortgage,
    Rights & duties of Pawnor and Pawnee; Pledge by non-owner.

    UNIT- III
    Agency: – Elements of Agency; Kinds of Agents; Distinction between Agent and Servant; Modes
    of creation of agency; Rights, Duties & Liability of Agent; Right & duties of the Principal;
    Termination of agency.
    UNIT- IV, Contract of Partnership:
    Nature and formation of Partnership Firm-Definition and Elements, Distinction between
    partnership firm and other association; Relation of Partners to one another-Rights & Duties of
    partners; Relation of partner to third parties-Liability of firm for the acts of a partner, the
    Doctrine of Holding out, Minor admitted to the benefits of partnership; Incoming and outgoing
    partners- Rights of outgoing partner; Dissolution of firms; Effect of registration and non-
    registration.
    UNIT- V, Contract of Sale of Goods:
    Nature and formation of Contract of sale-Definition, Elements & Condition and Warranties- The
    rule of CAVEAT EMPTOR; Effect of the contract- Transfer of property and title, Doctrine of Nemo
    Dat Quod Non Habet; Performance of the contract- Duties of seller and buyer, Rules relating to
    delivery of goods; Rights of unpaid seller- Right of lien, Right of stoppage in transit; Transfer of
    goods by buyer and seller; Suits for the breach of the contract - Suit for price, non-delivery, non-
    acceptance, damages for breach of conditions and warranties, Repudiation of contract, Payment
    of damages and special damages.
    Suggested Readings:

    1. Anson’s Law of Contract.


    2. Indian Contract Act 1872
    3. Sale of Goods Act 1930
    4. Mulla Indian Contract Act and Specific Relief Act.
    5. Lindley Partnership.
    6. Indian Partnership Act. 1932.
    7. Beatsen (ed.) – Anson’s Law of Contract (27th ed. 1998)
    8. Avtar Singh – Law of Contract & Specific Relief Act, 1986 – Eastern Book Com. Lucknow.
    9. R.K.Bangia- Law of Contract-II
    10. Dr.S.K.Kapoor-Contract-II
    11. Deshaijee – Law of Contract
    12. Pollock & Mulla on Indian Contract Act. & Specific Relief Act. 1999.
    PAPER- LL.B.202

    LL.B. SYLLABUS A.U.S


    CONSTITUTIONAL LAW- II
    LL.B.202

    UNIT- I
    The Union Executive – President and Vice-President: qualification, election, term,
    powers and privileges. Council of Ministers. The Parliament- Composition of
    Parliament, Qualification and disqualification of members of Parliament, State
    Executive-qualification, appointment and powers of Governor, State Legislature-
    Composition, qualification and disqualification of members, Privilege of the
    Legislature.

    UNIT- II
    Union Judiciary – Establishment and constitution, qualification, appointment and
    removal of judges. Jurisdiction of Supreme Court, Power of the Supreme Court.
    The State Judiciary-qualification, appointment and removal of Judges, powers of
    High Courts, Writs-Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari and Quo-
    warranto, Judicary and PIL, Independence of Judiciary.
    UNIT- III
    Relations between the Union and States: Legislative Relation, Administrative
    Relation & Financial Relationships. Liabilities of States- Contract & Tort.

    UNIT- IV
    Trade, Commerce and Intercourse within the territory of India – Concept of
    Trade, Commerce and intercourse, Power of Parliament and State to impose
    restrictions on trade, commerce and intercourse, Services under Union & State –
    Recruitment, Conditions of services, Tenure and office, Dismissal, removal or
    reduction in rank of employee, Doctrine of Pleasure.
    UNIT- V
    Emergency Provisions – Proclamation, Effect, Provisions in case of failure of
    Constitutional machinery in the State. Fundamental rights and Effect of
    Emergency, Constitution . Amendments – Power of Parliament to amend the
    constitution and procedure therefore. Theories of Basic Structure.

    Suggested Readings:

    1. D.D. Basu : Shorter Constitution of India.


    2. V.N. Shukla : Constitutional Law of India.
    3. M.P. Jain : Constitutional Law of India.
    4. Mahajan : Constitution of India.
    5. H. M. Seervai – Vol.I to III, Tripathy, Bombay.
    6. Brij Kishore Sharma – Introduction to Constitution of India. Prentice Hall, New Delhi.
    7. J. N. Pandey: The Constitution of India
    8. Kailash Rai: The Constitution of India
    PAPER- LL.B.203

    LL.B. SYLLABUS, A.U.S


    FAMILY LAW – I [HINDU LAW]
    LL.B.203
    UNIT – I
    Sources of Hindu Law - Scope and application of Hindu Law - Schools of Hindu Law -
    Concept of Joint Family, Coparcenary, Joint Family Property, Coparcenary Property –
    Institution of Karta and Power and Functions of Karta, Alienations – Son’s pious
    obligations to pay fathers debts
    UNIT – II
    Definition of Marriage- Kinds of marriage under Hindu Law- Essential Conditions for
    valid marriage under Hindu Law- Matrimonial Remedies under Hindu Law-Restitution
    Of Conjugal Rights, Judicial Separation, Nullity of Marriage, Divorce and its grounds
    UNIT – III
    Minority under Hindu Law - Types of Guardians under Hindu Law – Rights and
    Liabilities of Guardians under Hindu Law – Child’s custody under Hindu Law – Best
    Interest of Child Principle and Custody of Child
    UNIT- IV
    Adoption under Hindu Law- Conditions for valid adoption under Hindu Law-
    Maintenance to wife, children and aged parents under Hindu Law- Maintenance of
    Dependents- Maintenance PendenteLite under Hindu Law
    UNIT – V
    Concept of Partition under Hindu law – Subject matter of Partition – Modes of Partition
    – Rules relating to Division of Property – Concept of Succession – General rules relating
    to Succession - Succession to Hindu Males – Succession to Mitakshara Coparcenar’s
    Interest – Succession of the Property of a Hindu Female.

    Suggested Readings:
    1. D.F. Mulla : Principles of Hindu Laws
    2. Pathak : Hindu Law
    3. Paras Diwan : Modern Hindu Law, Allahabad Law Agency
    4. Paras Diwan : Law of Adoption, Minority, Guardianship and Custody
    5. Raghwa Chaya : Hindu Law
    6. Tahir Mahmood : Hindu Law
    7. Mulla : Hindu Law
    PAPER- LL.B.204

    LL.B. SYLLABUS, A.U.S


    LAW OF CRIMES- I, [INDIAN PENAL CODE, 1860]
    LL.B.-204

    UNIT- I, BASIC CONCEPTS


    Concept of crime - Meaning and definition of crime - Stages of Crime - Elements Of crime
    - Codification of Law of Crimes in India - Application of the Indian Penal Code -
    Territorial and Extra Territorial Application - General Explanations - Punishments
    UNIT- II
    General Exceptions - Abetment - Criminal Conspiracy - Offences Against State - Offences
    against Public tranquility - Offences affecting Public Health And Safety, Convenience,
    Decency and Morals
    UNIT- III
    Offences affecting Human Body - Culpable Homicide and Murder – Hurt and Grievous
    Hurt - Wrongful restraint and Wrongful confinement - Criminal force and Assault -
    Kidnapping and abduction,
    UNIT- IV,
    Offences against Property: theft, Extortion, Robbery, Dacoity
    Offences Against Women - Offences relating to Marriage - Cruelty by husband or
    relatives of husband - Defamation- Criminal Intimidation Insult and Annoyance
    UNIT- V
    Offences by or relating to public servants - False Evidence and Offences against Public
    Justice - Offences relating to Documents- Offences of Criminal Breach of Contract of
    Service - Attempt to commit Offences
    Suggested Readings:
    1. Ratan Lal and Dhiraj Lal: Indian Penal Code, Wadhwa & Co., 2000.
    2. Achutan Pillai: Criminal Law, Butterworth Co., 2000.
    3. Gour K.D.: Criminal Law - Cases and Materials, Butterworth Co., 1999.
    4. Kenny's: Outlines of Criminal Law, (1998 Edition)
    5. S.N. Mishra: Indian Penal Code, 1860, Central Law Publication
    PAPER- LL.B.205

    LL.B. SYLLABUS A.U.S


    LAW OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
    LL.B.205

    UNIT- I, ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS:


     Concept of Property in Constitution and Place of IPRs
     Evaluation and Development of IPR
     TRIPS and IPR Regime
     IPR Law and Policy in India

    UNIT- II, MEANING OF COPYRIGHT AND GENERAL PRINCIPLE OF COPYRIGHT.


     Copyright, literary,Dramatic and Musical works
     Copyright in Software, computer, Database, Internet,etc.
     Copyright in Performers Rights and Neighbouring Rights
     Copyright Infringement and Remedies

    UNIT- III, PATENT LAW AND POLICY IN INDIA


     Definition and Conception of Patent with reference to the various Amendments
    Acts
     Process of obtaining a patent Application, Examination and sealing of Patent
     Rights and obligation of Patentee: Use and Exercise of Rights, Right to secrecy,
    Notion of Abuse of Patent Right, Compulsory Licences
     Infringement and Remedies: Criteria, Defences

    UNIT- IV, INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN TRADE MARKS AND DESIGN ACT


     Definition and conception of Trademarks
     Registration of Trademarks and Domain Names
     Infringement Passing of Action and Remedies
     Definition and Conception of Industrial Designs
     Salient Features of Design Act, 2000.
    UNIT- V, EMERGING DIMENSIONS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RGHTS
     Geographical Indications and IPR
     Protection of Plant Variety and Farmer
     Bio-diversity and IPR
     Agriculture, Bio-Piracy and Indian IPR Regime
     IPR and creation of New Forms of Life

    SUGGESTED READING:
    1. B.L. Wadhera- Law relating to Intellectual Property, Universal Law Publication,
    New Delhi
    2. Narayana- PIntellectual Property

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