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    This document outlines the syllabus for an environmental law course. It covers various topics, including: 1) Key principles of environmental law and protection such as sustainable development, the polluter pays principle, and precautionary principle. 2) Major international agreements regarding the environment such as the UNFCCC, Kyoto Protocol, and Convention on Biological Diversity. 3) Details of key Indian environmental legislation such as the Water Act, Air Act, and Environment Protection Act, outlining their objectives, establishment of regulatory bodies, and penalties for non-compliance. 4) Other topics like the components of the environment, factors affecting quality like pollution and climate change, and constitutional provisions relating to environmental rights

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    SEM.

    II

    LAW OF CRIMES

    1.1 History of Criminal law Difference between civil and criminal law

    1.2 Concept of Crime, Components of Crime and Criminal Liability

    1.3 Theories and Kinds of Punishment (Includes IPC Chapter III: Sections 53 to 75)

    1.4 Capital Punishment

    1.5 Stages of Crime

    1.6 Theories of Negligence

    1.7 Introduction to Cyber Crime

    2.1 Extent and Operation


    IPC Chapter I: Sections 1 – 5

    2.2 General Explanations


    IPC Chapter II: Sections 6 – 52

    2.3 General Exceptions


    IPC Chapter IV: Sections 76 - 106

    2.4 Abetment
    IPC Chapter V: Sections 107 120

    2.5 Criminal Conspiracy


    IPC Chapter V-A: Sections 120 A & B

    2.6 Attempts
    PC Chapter XXIII: Section 511 1. Unlawful Assembly, Gang Rape and Dacoity from point of view of Joint
    criminal Liability

    3.1 Offences against the State


    IPC Chapter VI: Sections 121 – 130

    3.2 Offences relating to Army, Navy & Air force


    IPC Chapter VII: Sections 131 – 140

    3.3 Offences against public tranquility


    IPC Chapter VIII: Sections 141– 160

    3.4 Offences relating to public servants


    IPC Chapter IX: Sections 166 – 171

    3.5 Contempt of Lawful Authority of Public Servants


    IPC Chapter X: Sections 172 – 190

    3.6 False Evidence and Offences against public justice


    IPC Chapter XI: Sections 191 – 229A
    3.7 Offences relating to coin and government stamps
    IPC Chapter XII: Sections 230 –263A

    3.8 Offences relating to weights and measures


    IPC Chapter XIII: Sections 264 – 267

    3.9 Offences affecting the human body


    IPC Chapter XVI: Sections 299 – 377

    4.1 Offences relating to elections


    IPC Chapter I: Sections 171A – 171I

    4.2 Offences affecting public health safety, convenience, decency and morals
    IPC Chapter XIV: Sections 268 – 298

    4.3 Offences relating to religion


    IPC Chapter XV: Sections 295 – 298

    4.4 Offences against property


    IPC Chapter XVII: Sections 378 – 462

    4.5 Offences relating to documents and property marks


    IPC Chapter XVIII: Sections 463 – 499E

    4.6 Offences relating to marriage


    IPC Chapter XX: Sections 493 – 498

    4.7 Cruelty by husband or relatives of the husband


    IPC Chapter XX-A: Section 498A

    4.8 Defamation
    IPC Chapter XXI: Section 499

    4.9 Criminal Intimidation, Insult and Annoyance


    IPC Chapter XXII: Sections 503 – 505
    CONSTITUTIONAL LAW –I

    1.1- Philosophy of Constitution.

    Constitution as a basic norm.

    Concept of Rule of Law and Constitutionalism.

    Constitution as a living document. Forms and Models of Constitution.

    1.2- Historical background and framing of the Indian Constitution.

    Legal system during East India Company’s Rule in India.

    Legal system during British Crown’s Rule in India.

    Freedom Struggle- Simon’s Commission, Communal Award, Civil disobedience movement.

    Mountbatten’s Plan 1947 and Indian Independence Act 1947.

    Framing and drafting of Indian Constitution by Constituent assembly.

    1.3- Preamble Socio-Legal Concepts under Preamble. Preamble as a tool to interpret the Constitution.
    Judicial Pronouncements on Preamble.

    1.4- Salient Features of the Indian Constitution.

    1.5- Provisions relating to Citizenship and Citizenship Act 1955 (Part II).

    2.1- Origin, Purpose and Significance of Fundamental Rights.

    Article 12- Definition of State and concept of State Instrumentalities and agencies.

    Article 13 -Judicial Review, Pre-constitutional and Post Constitutional Laws, Doctrine of Ultra Vires, Doctrine
    of Eclipse, Doctrine of Severability and Doctrine of Waiver.

    2.2- Article 14-18 – Right to Equality.

    2.3- Article 19 – Six Fundamental Freedoms and Reasonable Restrictions.

    2.4- Fundamental Rights under Articles 20 and 22.

    2.5- Article 21 and 21A – Right to Life and Personal Liberty & Right to Education.

    3.1- Article 23 and 24 – Right against Exploitation.

    3.2- Article 25-28 – Right to Religion.

    3.3- Article 29 and 30 – Rights of Minorities.

    3.4- Article 32- Right to Constitutional Remedies and Public Interest Litigation.

    3.5– Saving of Certain Laws - Article 31, 33, 34, 35


    4.1. – Directive Principles of State Policy.

    Relationship between Directive Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Rights

    Judicial and Legislative trends on Directive Principles of State Policy.

    4.2 – Historical Background of Fundamental Duties

    Fundamental duties under the Constitution

    1. – Judiciary – Supreme Court, High Court (Part V, Chapter IV and Part VI Chapter V)

    1. – Tribunals (Part XIVA), Official languages (Part VII), Miscellaneous Provisions (Part XIX) and
    Commencement, Authoritative Texts and Repeals Part XXII
    FAMILY LAW
    1.1 Sources of Muslim Law
    Shariat Application Act, 1937
    Sources of Mohammedan Law
    Primary Source – Quran, Sunna, Ijma, Qiyas
    Other Sources - Custom
    Modern Sources – Judicial Precedents, Legislation, Equity, Justice, and Good Conscience
    1.2 Schools of Muslim Law
    Sunni Schools of Muslim Law - Hanafi School, Maliki School, Shafie School, Hanbali School
    Shia Schools of Muslim Law - Zaidya School, Ismailya School, Ithna Ashari School
    1.3 Concept of Marriages and Mehr under Muslim Law
    Essential requisites of Valid Muslim Marriage
    Kinds of Muslim Marriage
    Valid Marriage, Void Marriage, Irregular Marriage
    Concept of Iddat
    Muta Marriage
    Doctrine of Puberty (Option of Puberty)
    Concept of ‘Halala Marriage’
    Concept of Mehr and its Classification
    1.4 Dissolution of Muslim Marriage
    Kinds of dissolution of Muslim Marriage -Death of Spouse, By the Husband
    Divorce - Necessity of Divorce, Conditions for the effectiveness of Talaq, Oral Talaq, Talaq in writing
    Talaq-al-S -unna & Talaq-al-Biddat - By the wife,
    Talaq-e-Tawfid
    Divorce by Mutual Consent
    Khula
    Mubarrat
    Judicial Divorce (Ila, Zihar, Lian)
    Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 193
    Criminalization of Triple Talaq
    1.5 Maintenance
    General Principles of Maintenance
    Persons entitled for Maintenance under Personal Law
    Maintenance under Section 125 (1) (a) of Cr. P. C., 1973
    Muslim women (protection on right to divorce) Act, 1986
    1.6 Paternity Legitimacy, Parentage and Acknowledgment
    Parentage
    The legitimacy of children, Presumption of Legitimacy
    Acknowledgement of Paternity
    Conditions of a valid acknowledgement
    1.7 Guardianship
    Custody (Wali) & Hijnat
    Definition of Guardian
    Classification of Guardianship
    Power of Guardian
    Disqualification of Guardian

    2.1 General Principles of Inheritance under Muslim Law


    Definition of Inheritance
    Conditions for Inheritance
    Nature of property
    Relinquishment of shares
    Rights of Females
    2.2 Sunni Law of Inheritance
    Rules or General Principles of Sunni Law of Inheritance
    Classes of Heirs in Sunni Law
    2.3 Shia Law of Inheritance
    Classification of Heirs
    Principles or Rules of Succession
    Principles or Doctrines of Distribution of Shares
    2.4 Life Estate
    2.5 Testamentary Succession/ Concept of Wills (Vasiyyat)
    3.1 The Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act 1936:
    Parsi Marriage
    Dissolution of Parsi Marriage
    Alimony
    Custody of Children
    Parsi Matrimonial Courts
    3.2 The Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872
    Essentials for solemnization of marriage - An authorized person for solemnization of marriage, Time, Place &
    Registration of Marriage
    Registration of Marriage
    Marriages of Indian Christian
    Penalties and Miscellaneous provisions.
    3.3 The Indian Divorce Act 1869
    Dissolution of Marriage (Nullity of Marriage, Divorce, Judicial Separation, Restitution of Conjugal Rights)
    Protection orders
    Alimony, Settlements, custody of Children, remarriage
    Court Procedure and Miscellaneous

    INDIAN SUCCESSION ACT, 1925


    4.1 Introduction Scheme of the Act Application of the Act
    4.2 Domicile Kinds of Domicile
    4.3 Inheritance (For other than Parsis)
    Meaning of Intestacy
    Meaning of Consanguinity.
    Rules of Inheritance.
    4.4 Law of Inheritance for Parsis
    Rules of Inheritance.
    4.5 Testamentary Succession.
    Wills
    Residuary Legatees, Lapsing of Legacies
    Bequest to Unborn Person or Non- Existing Person
    Rule against Perpetuity
    Onerous Gifts, Conditional Gifts
    Kinds of Legacies
    Ademption of Legacies
    ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

    1.1 Environment, its components, and factors affecting the quality of environment
    including global warming, climate change and kinds of pollution.
    1.2 Environmental Law – meaning and purpose.
    1.3 Constitutional Provisions relating to rights and duties of people and government Public
    Interest Litigation and Judicial Activism.
    1.4 General Laws and Environment Protection- application of Tort law, Indian Penal Code and
    Criminal Procedure Code.

    2.1 Environment Protection from International Perspectives


    Stockholm Conference, Rio Declaration and Johannesburg Declaration
    ntroduction to United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change,
    Kyoto Protocol, Montreal Protocol and Convention on Biological Diversity
    2.2 Environment Protection-Significant Concepts and Principles
    Sustainable development
    Polluter Pays Principle
    Precautionary Principle
    Environment Impact Assessment- CG Notification
    Eco-mark Intergenerational and
    Intragenerational Duty
    Public Trust Doctrine

    3.1 The Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1974-


    Definitions,
    Establishments of - Central Pollution Control Board (S. 3)
    The State Pollution Control Board (S. 4)
    Joint Board (S. 13)
    Functions of Central Pollution Control Board (S.16),
    The State Pollution Control Board (S. 17)
    Prevention & Control of Water Pollution (S.19 – S. 33),
    Penalties & Procedure (S.41- S. 50)
    3.2 The Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act 1981
    Definitions,
    Establishments of - Central Pollution Control Board (S. 3)
    The State Pollution Control Board (S. 4)
    Constitution of State Board (S. 5)
    Functions of Central Board (S.16)
    Functions of State Boards (S. 17)
    Prevention and Control of Air Pollution (S.19- S. 33A)
    Penalties and Procedure (S. 37- S.46)
    3.3 The Environment (Protection) Act, 1986-
    Definitions
    General Powers of the Central Government (S.3)
    Prevention, Control and Abatement of Environmental Pollution (S.7 – S.14)
    Penal Provision (S.15-S.17)
    3.4 Indian Forest Act 1927 and Forest Conservation Act, 1980

    4.1 The National Green Tribunal Act, 2010-


    Scope (sec 3-13),
    Jurisdiction, Powers and Proceedings of the Tribunal (sec 14-25),
    Penal Provisions (26-28)
    4.2 The Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972-
    Definitions,
    Hunting of Wild Animals (sec- 9,11 &12)
    Protection of Specified Plants (sec 17A-H)
    Protected Areas Sanctuaries, National Parks & Closed Area (sec 18 – 49C)
    Offences Against Wildlife (sec 50 – 58Y)
    4.3 Rules addressing some environmental problems
    Bio-Medical Waste Rules 2016
    Hazardous wastes Rules 1989
    Noise Pollution Rules 2000
    Ozone Depleting Substances Rules 2014
    Solid Waste Management Rules 2016
    PRACTICAL TRAINING
    DRAFTING, PLEADING AND CONVEYANCING

    1.1 Letter to obtain permission from the statutory authority


    1.2 Letter of attornment
    1.3 Accountable receipt
    1.4 Promissory note
    1.5 Affidavit for change of name
    1.6 Declaration
    1.7 Schedule of Property- plot of land with structure thereon

    2.1 Public Notice


    2.2 Adjournment application in criminal matters
    2.3 Vakalatnama for High Court
    2.4 Vakalatnama for city civil/ district court
    2.5 Domestic Violence Act- Notice, Application

    3.1 Consumer Complaint under CPA, 2019


    3.2 Appeal and revision under CPA, 2019
    3.3 General Power of Attorney, Special Power of Attorney 66
    3.4 Agreement for Sale
    3.5 Franchise Agreement
    3.6 Confidentiality Agreement

    4.1 Writ Petition U/A 32, 226 and 227 of the Constitution
    4.2 Public Interest Litigation

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