PAPER-I: CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE AND LAW OF LIMITATION

Unit-I:

i. Codification of Civil Procedure and Introduction to CPC —

ii. Principal features of the Civil Procedure Code —
iii. Suits —
iv. Parties to Suit —
v. Framing of Suit —
vi. Institution of Suits —
vii. Bars of Suit –
viii. Doctrines of Sub Judice and Res Judicata —
ix. Place of Suing —
x. Transfer of suits —
xi. Territorial Jurisdiction —
xii. ‘Cause of Action’ and Jurisdictional Bars —
xiii. Summons — Service of Foreign summons.

Unit-II :

i. Pleadings —
ii. Contents of pleadings —
iii. Forms of Pleading —
iv. Striking out / Amendment of Pleadings Plaint—
v. Essentials of Plaint –
vi. Return of Plaint—
vii. Rejection of Plaint—
viii. Production and marking of Documents—
ix. Written Statement —
x. Counter claim —
xi. Set off —
xii. Framing of issues.

Unit-III :

i. Appearance and Examination of parties & Adjournments —

ii. Ex-parte Procedure —
iii. Summoning and Attendance of Witnesses —
iv. Examination —
v. Admissions —
vi. Production, Impounding, Return of Documents —
vii. Hearing —
viii. Affidavit —
ix. Judgment and Decree — Concepts of Judgment, Decree, and Interim Orders and Stay —
x. Injunctions —
xi. Appointment of Receivers and Commissions —
xii. Costs –
xiii. Execution —
xiv. Concept of Execution —
xv. General Principles of Execution —
xvi. Power of Execution —
 xvii. Power of Executing Courts —
xviii. Procedure for Execution —
xix. Modes of Execution –
xx. Arrest and detention —
xxi. Attachment and Sale.

Unit-IV:

i. Suits in Particular Cases —

ii. Suits by or against Government —
iii. Suits relating to public matters;—
iv. Suits by or against minors, persons with unsound mind, -
v. Suits by indigent persons –
vi. Interpleaded suits —
vii. Incidental and supplementary proceedings –
viii. Appeals, Reference, Review and Revision —
ix. Appeals from Original Decrees —
x. Appeals from Appellate Decrees —
xi. Appeals from Orders —
xii. General Provisions Relating to Appeals.

Unit-V:

i. Law of Limitation —
ii. Concept of Limitation —
iii. Object of limitation –
iv. General Principles of Limitation —
v. Extension —
vi. Condo-nation of delay —
vii. Sufficient Cause —
viii. Computation of limitation –
ix. Acknowledgment and Part payment —
x. Legal Disability —
xi. Provisions of the Limitation Act, 1963 (Excluding Schedule)
 Criminal Procedure Code 1973

Chapter-1 : Preliminary (Definitions) : 1-5

Chapter-2 : Constitution of Criminal Courts & Offices : 6-25A
Chapter-3 : Powers of the Courts : 26-35
Chapter-4 : Powers of S Policy Officers & Aid to Magistrate & Police : 36-40
Chapter-5 : Arrest of Persons : 41-60
Chapter-6 : Process to compel Appearances : 61-90
Chapter-7 : Process to compel the production of things : 91-105
Chapter-7A : Reciprocal Arrangements & Attachment of Property (1993) : 105A-105L
Chapter-8 : Security for keeping the Peace & Good Behaviour : 106-124
Chapter-9 : Order to maintain Wife, Children & Parents : 125-128
Chapter-10 : Maintenance of Public Order & Tranquillity : 129-148
Chapter-11 : Prevention Action of the Police : 149-153
Chapter-12 : Information to the Police & their Powers to Investigate : 154-176
Chapter-13 : Jurisdiction of the Criminal Courts in Inquires & Trails : 177-189
Chapter-14 : Conditions requisite for Initiation of proceedings : 190-199
Chapter-15 : Complaints to Magistrates : 200-203
Chapter-16 : Commencements of proceedings before Magistrate : 204-210
Chapter-17 : The Charge : 211-224
Chapter-18 : Trial before a court of session : 225-237
Chapter-19 : Trial of warrant : 238-250
Chapter-20 : Trial of Summon : 251-259
Chapter-21 : Summary Trials : 260-265
Chapter-21A : Plea bargaining (Amendment Act 2006) : 265A-265L
Chapter-22 : Attendance of persons confined or detained in Prisons : 266-271
Chapter-23 : Evidence in Enquiries and Trials : 272-299
Chapter-24 : General Provisions as to Inquiries & trials : 300-327
Chapter-25 : Provisions as to Accused persons of Unsound mind : 328-339
Chapter-26 : Provisions as to offences affecting administration of Justice : 340-352
Chapter-27 : The Judgement : 353-365
Chapter-28 : Submission of death Sentences for Confirmation : 366-371
Chapter-29 : Appeals : 372-394
Chapter-30 : Reference & Revision : 395-405
Chapter-31 : Transfer of Criminal Cases : 406-412
Chapter-32 : Execution, Suspension, Remission & Commutation of Sentence : 413-435
Chapter-33 : Provisions as to Bail & Bond : 436-450
Chapter-34 : Disposal of Property : 451-459
Chapter-35 : Irregular Proceedings : 460-466
Chapter-36 : Limitations for taking Cognizance of Certain Offences : 467-473
Chapter-37 : Miscellaneous : 474-484
 Compoundable Non- Cognizable Non- Bailable Non-bailable
Compound Cognizable
able
Sec-320 Other than
listed in
Sec-320
Offences where, the Non-
complainant (one Compound
who has filed the able
case, i.e. the victim), offences are
enter into a some
compromise, and offences,
agrees to have the which
charges dropped cannot be
against the accused. compounde
d. They can
only be
quashed.
The reason
for this is,
because the
nature of
offence is
so grave
and
criminal,
that the
Accused
cannot be
allowed to
go scot-free
However, such a In Non-
compromise, should compounda
be a "Bonafide," and ble offense,
not for any no
consideration to compromis
which the e is
complainant is not allowed.
entitled to. Even the
court does
not have
the
authority
and power
to
compound
such
offense.
Full trail is
held which
ends with
the
acquittal or
conviction
of the
offender,
based on
the
evidence
given.
Court permission is All those
not required before offences,
compounding which are
not
Examples: mentioned
 adultery, in the list
 causing hurt under
 defamation section
 criminal trespass (320) of
Court permission is CrPC, are
required before non-
compounding – compounda
ble
Examples: offences.
 Theft,
 criminal breach of
trust,
 voluntarily causing
grievous hurt,
 assault on a woman
with intention to
outrage her
modesty,
 dishonest
misappropriation of
property amongst
others.
Once an offence has
been compounded it
shall have the same
effect, as if, the
accused has been
acquitted of the
charges
 Semester – I (THIRD YEAR)
Written exam : 100 marks
Paper-I CIVIL PROCEDURE CODE AND LAW OF
LIMITATION

Written exam : 100 marks

Paper-II CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, LAW OF
JUVENILE JUSTICE AND PROBATION OF
OFFENDERS

Written exam : 100 marks

Paper-III LAW OF BANKING AND NEGOTIABLE
INSTRUMENTS

Written exam : 50 marks

Record : 30 marks
10 marks (record observations on the
proceedings of Lokadalats/Family
Paper-IV courts/Tribunals & other ADR systems)
ALTERNATE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
20 marks (participate in 5 simulation
proceedings relating to Arbtrn/
Conciliation/Mediation/Negotiation)

Viva voce : 20 marks

(viva-voce examination on above)
Written exam : 50 marks

Record : 30 marks
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS AND PROFESSIONAL
Paper-V (50 opinions of the Disciplinary Committees
ACCOUNTING SYSTEM of Bar Councils & 10 major judgements of the
Supreme Court in the record)

Viva voce : 20 marks

(viva-voce examination on above)