Enrollment No. .... ceseeeee Dr. RMLNLU, Lko BA.LL.B/XSem./2016-17/ET/CL, Time - 03 Hours Max-Marks = 70 April - 2017 Cyber Law Note: 1. ‘The question pape is divided in 2 pars Le, Section-A and Section B 1 The Examinee is required to attempt 4 (four) questions from Sectio: HL Figures in the margin indieate the marks. (SECTION - A) (04X15) A and 2 (two) questions from Section-B. 1. DBDN was a New York corporation that owned “The ORANGE’, a popular jazz club in New York. It also owned the rights to the “The ORANGE! trademark. Mr. Peter Virdee came up with a small jazz club ‘The ORANGE? in Columbia, He had created a general access web page giving information about the said club as well as a calendar of events and ticketing information. In order to buy tickets, customers had to use ticket outlets in Columbia. DBDN accordingly sued Virdee for trademark infringement in New York. Noticing the fact that New York had a long arm statute; decide the jurisdiction of New York Court, State reasons thereof. 2, How does Identity theft happen? Is there any specific provision under the IT Act, 2000 to deal with the said crime? 3. Describing the scope of the OECD guidelines, explain its principles of national application. 4. “The rapid expansion of social media is a serious threat to social order”. Discuss in the light of Shreya Singhal case. 5, Is it reasonable to link growing violence against women with the rising consumption of online pomography? 6. Discuss the emerging Intemet Governance issues. (SECTION -B) (02X05) Write short notes on any two of the following: 7. Cyber Squatting vs Cyber Stalking, 8. Digital Signature vs Electronic Signature. 9. Identity Theft vs Data Theft. 10, Internet Rights.Enrollment No DR. RMLNLU, LKO B.A.LLB/X Sem/ET/April-18/E1 Time - 03 Hours 1. 6. ). What all is required for Cyber Defamatior April - 2018 Cyber Law = [The question paper is divided in 2 parts ie. Section - A and Section -B. TL, The Examinee is required to attempt 4 four) questions from Section - A and 2 (ove) questo IIL Figures in the margin indicate the marks. (SECTION — A) ‘The Digital Universe is growing but also becoming more unequal. If things continue as they are, the internet will soon become the staging ground for a new kind of class war. How far is current Internet governance responsible for the same? Discuss. Discuss various tests/theories which have been developed to determine jurisdiction in cyberspace in the light of land mark cases. ‘One of the main objective behind enactment of the Information Technology Act, 2000 was promotion of e-governance in the country. In the light of this statement discuss the evolution of e-governance in the country pointing out latest legal and policy developments. In the light of OECD guidelines on data protection and management, discuss the current debate on privacy in India. “The abuse of computers has also given birth to a gamut of new age crimes.” Discuss the statement by mentioning different cyber-crimes and relevant cases. Can Domain Names be Registered and Protected as Trademarks or Service Marks? Justify your answer with help of relevant cases. (SECTION - B) Write short notes on following: Net-Mundial Principles. Duties of Subscriber. Explain data digging/ Data mining, Max-Marks := 70 {rom Section -B. (04X15) (02X05)Enrollment No. DR. RMLNLU, LKO B.A. LL.B,/VII Sem/ET/Nov-18/CL ‘Time - 03 Hours ‘Max-Marks :- 70 November - 2018 Cyber Law Note:= 1. The question papers divided in 2 pars Le. Section - A and Section - B. TL, ‘The Examinee is required t atempt 4 eur) questions fiom Section - A. and 2 (ava) questions from Section -B. [IL Figures in the margin indicate the marks. (SECTION - A) (04X15) 1. Green India Pvt. Ltd. (GIPL) is the owner of the website http://www.greenindia.com. GIPL has its main office at Maduari. During July to December 2017, Mr. Jaipreet Matharu was the Managing Director of the GIPL. The said website provided an online platform where a seller and buyer could interact. To be either a seller or a buyer, a person has to first register himself with greenindia.com by filling out an online form giving details including the name, email, date of birth ete. In the above mentioned circumstances: a) If Mr. Jimmy Bhatia, a registered seller sells a porn video clip under the category of "Books and Magazines’ by passing the Community Watch Program installed by the website greenindia.com which could filter words like 'Sex’ and ‘Sexual’ which appeared on the website, what would be the liability of Jimmy Bhatia and GIPL under the IT Act, 2000? 5 Marks b) If Mr. David, a registered seller sells a child pom image under the category of "Wallpaper and Décor’. No filtering has been done by GIPL. 20 copies have been sold. ‘One of the copy has been purchased by Mr. Roshan Kalra, while surfing in the cyber cafe. Kalra has saved the image on the computer he was surfing in the cyber cafe. During a regular police inspection, an individual named Mr. Mukesh was caught accidently browsing the said image. What would be the liability of David, Jaipreet Matharu, Roshan Kalra and Mukesh under the IT Act, 2000? 5 Marks ©) If on 29" October, Friday at 8:00 pm, Mr. Saket Makhija, one of the registered seller posts a software which could be used to gain unauthorized access to any computer resource. Same day at 9:00 pm, the Community Watch Program Director Mr. Sikander Bakshi receives a mail from an individual named Mr. Anil Kumar Gupta. The mail read as under: "The user name is Saket Makhija. This person is trying to sell a pirated software which could be used to gain unauthorized access to any secured computer resource. You need to sort this issue and block the same." ‘On Olst November, Monday, the software was removed at 11:00 am by Mr. Sikander Bakshi and a mail was sent to Mr. Anil Kumar Gupta for thanking him for spotting the software. But before the said software could be removed it was purchased by Mr. Gulam Pasha on 30th October, Saturday, 6:00 pm, who used the same to get unauthorized access to a computer resource of Police-STF office located at Mumbai, What would be liability of Saket, GIPL and Gulam Pasha under the IT Act, 2000? 5 Marks 2. The applicability of requirement of certificate under Section 65 B (4) of the Indian Evidence Act being procedural can be relaxed by the court whenever interest of justice so justifies. Discuss the existing legal provisions related to admissibility of e-record in light of the said statement and the most recent Indian Supreme Court case.3. Shangrilla Hills is a California based Internet Service Provider (ISP). Among the services, the said ISP provided was an opportunity to software developers to subscribe and sell their software in the form of Shareware. Shangrilla Hills used to earn commission for every deal which was conducted, a) Florida based Mr. Karan Singh Kalsi, was one of the software developer who availed the facility provided by the Shangrilla Hills, One fine day Kalsi finds that his software has been copied by the Shangrilla Hills and they were selling its copy by another name. If Kalsi files a case in Florida for fraud, would the jurisdiction of Florida be proper? Give reasons. 7.5 Marks b) Another corporation involved in a real estate business comes up with an identical name Shangrilla Hills in Texas and registers a domain name Shangrillahills.com. Using the said domain name, Shangrilla Hills-Texas creates a website of its own, having webpages that contained information like mission, vision, organizational structure, contact details etc. Maximum subscribers to Shangrillahills.com are from Texas. No one from California showed interest in Shangrillahills.com. If Shangrilla Hills-California files a suit against Shangrilla Hills-Texas in California, would the jurisdiction of California be proper? Give reasons. 7.5 Marks 4, Recently Indian Supreme Court in a case had commanded to the government the need to examine and put into place a robust regime for data protection. Discuss in the light of international developments, 5. In 2010, Ms, Sangeeta Wadhwa filed for divorce by mutual consent. In the midst, she came across Mr. Sagar Loomba while chatting who told her that he loved her and wanted to marry her. On the pretext of introducing her to his family, Loomba invited her to his, house, drugged her, assaulted her sexually and took her nude pictures. That day onward Loomba started threatening her sending obscene pictures. Tired of all this, eventually Sangeeta called off her relation with Loomba and filed a complaint against him. At that point of time, what legal remedies did Sangeeta have? 6. Pointing out the provisions under the IT Act, 2000, discuss the challenges of e- governance implementation in the country. (SECTION - B) (02X05) Write short notes on following: 7. Role of government bodies in Internet Governance. 8. Cyber Security Incidents and the Indian Computer Emergency Response Team. 9. OECD Basic Principles of International Application and SHA. 10. Reasonable Security practices and procedures.Roll No DR.RMLNLU,LKO — BALLB/XSem2013-14ET/CL Time - 03 Hours Max-Marks = 70 April - 2014 Cyber Law Note: X. The question papers divided in 2 parts ie. Section - A and Section -B 21. XIL ‘The Examinee is required to attempt any 4 (four) questions from Section - A and any questions from Section - B. Figures in the margin indicate the marks. (oe) (SECTION - A) (04X15) Unfettered access to information through a global interconnected internet has empowered individuals and governments posing new challenges to the privacy of individuals and to the capability of governments and administrators of cyberspace tasked to prevent its misuse. Trace the evolution of Intemet Governance covering the recent developments in this regard. 22, Analyse the jurisdiction of cyberspace focusing on the various principles/tests evolved over the period of time in the light of important case law. 23. Write a note on E-Governance in India. 24, Describe cyber offences under the Information technology Act, 2000 along with the new sections added by the Information Technology (Amendment) Act, 2008. 25, Discuss the liability of intermediaries under the Information Technology Act, 2000 26, Explain cyber squatting in the light of relevant case law. (SECTION - B) (02X05) 21. Linking 28, Framing 29. Under what circumstances a Digital Signature Certificate can be revoked? 30. Media convergenceRoll No.. Dr. RMLNLU, Lko BALLB/XSem_/2014-15/ET/CL Time - 03 Hours April - 2015 Cyber Law Note:~ IV, The question paper is divided in 2 parts ie, Section - A and Section -B. V. The Examinee is required to attempt 4 (four) questions from Section - A and 2 (two) questions from Secti -B, VL Figures in the margin indicate the marks. (SECTION - A) (04X15) 1. Explaining the main differences between electronic signatures and digital signatures, describe their relative pros/cons. 2. We have seen a historic rise in the distribution of child pornography, in the number of images being shared online, and in the level of violence associated with child exploitation and sexual abuse crimes. Tragically, the only place we've seen a decrease is in the age of vietims. Define Child Pornography and discuss the law in this regard. 3. Discuss the issues and politics of Internet Governance. 4, There are many unresolved issues remaining in determining jurisdiction in cyberspace over the person which is a fundamental legal threshold in order to pursue one's legal rights both in the real world and cyberspace. Discuss the various models/tests for testing jurisdiction in cyberspace. 5. Throw light on the liability of intermediaries under the Information Technology Act, 2000, 6. Critically evaluate legal and privacy challenges of social networking sites. (SECTION - B) (02x05) 7. Meghraj 8, Internet Treaties. 9. Cyber stalking 10. INDRP.Roll No DR. RMLNLU, LKO — BALLB/XSem.2015-16BT/CL. Time - 03 Hours Max-Marks April-2016 CYBER LAW «question paper is divided in 2 parts Le. Section - A and Section -B, ‘The Examines is required to attempt 4 (four) questions from Section - A and 2 (two) questions from Section - B. Figures in the margin indicate the marks. Note: = (SECTION - A) (04X15) 1. Discuss the factors behind enactment of IT Act, 2000 and its subsequent amendments. 2. What all provisions are there under IT Act, 2000 in order to protect the privacy and integrity of personnel data? Critically analyze the present regime of internet governance highlighting the current developments. 4. Write a note on Zippo Sliding Scale test. 5. Discuss the evolution and challenges of e-commerce in India. 6. “Pornographic sites should be banned as they are one of the major causes behind crimes against the women”, Comment. (SECTION - B) (02X05) Short Notes: 7. CERT-in 8. Computer resource 9. NeGP 10, Critical information infrastructureRot! No. DR. RMLNLU, LKO— BALLB/XSem.2016-17S RE/QH.L Time - 03 Hours Max-Marks 70 Suly-2016 Cyber Law Notes~ 1 The question paper is divided in 2 parts ie Section - A and Section B IL_TheExamince is required to attempt four) questions from Section -A and 2 (vo) questions from Section -B ML Figures inthe margin indicate the marks, (SECTION — A) (04X15) Write a note on IT (Amendment) Act, 2008. 2. Analyse the liability of imtermediaries under the IT Act 2000. 3. Write an essay on interest governance. 4. Explain Minimum Contact Test. $. Discuss the challenges of e-commerce in India, 6. Draw a comparision between Digital signature and Electronics signature (SECTION - B) (02X05) Write Short Note of any two of the following:- 7. UNCITRAL 8. Due diligence 9. E-Governance 10. NIC-NET