LLB - OTO - SEP2017 PDF

LLB10110/BLB50110
LL.B/B.A.LL.B Degree (One Time Opportunity) Examinations - September, 2017

I/V Semester
Paper- I: Law of Contracts-I
(Regulation 2010-11)
Time : Three Hours Maximum Marks: 100
PART-A
Answer any SIX questions (6x4 = 24)
Each question carries 4 marks
1. "Postal Rule"
2. Privity of contract'
3. Proposal
4. Contractual capacity of “foreign Sovereigns"
5. "Voidable Contract"
6. “Unjust enrichment"
7. "Quantum Meruit"
8. Kinds of damages
9. Injunctions
10. "Cancelation of Instruments"
PART-B
Ans wer any TlVO questions (2x 18 = 36)
11 . Can a lunatic enter into a contract? If so, under what circumstances? Is there any difference
between the Indian Law and English Law in this aspect?
12. What is meant by 'anticipatory breach’? Discuss the rights of the parties in the cases of such
breach.
13. Explain the doctrine of frustration. List out the circumstances under which contracts become void
due to impossibility of performance.
14. What do you mean by the expression "Specific relief"? What are the contracts which can be
specifically enforced?
PART-C
Answer any TWO questions (2x20= 40)
15. 'A' had two sons and only one grandson "B' A had executed a Gift deed in favor of his only
grandson B. He intentionally excluded his two sons. Four years after the gift A died. Four years
after the death of A his two sons questioned the validity of the gift on the ground of undue
influence. Decide.
16. ‘A' son was missing. ‘A' gave advertisement in news papers that he would give Rs.10,00,000/- to
the person who would get his son. ' B' searched the boy and handed over to him to 'A'. A denied to
give ten lakhs rupees to B. Can 'B' recovers the sum from 'A’?
17. ‘A' is having a distillery, manufacturing liquor. 'B' is a licensed contractor to sell the liquor. There
is a contract between'A'and 'B' for the supply of Iiquor at a fixed rate for one year.All of a sudden,
the government prohibits the liquor. Can 'A' compel 'B' for performance of contract? Decide.
18. Bharath was a professional football player and was on the retainer list of the defendant-club. He
wanted to seek employment in another club. The defendant-club objected him in doing so, and also
petitioned to the association and the League of clubs, requesting not to give employment to
Bharath. Bharath-the plaintiff wants to sue the club. Decide.
***
LLB20110/BLB60110
II/VI Semester
Paper- I: Family Law-I
PART-A
1. Legitimacy
2. Judicial Separation
3. Patriarchal family
4. Maintenance of Major Daughter
5. Special Marriage
6. Option of puberty
7. Dower
8. Guardian
9. Void and Voidable Marriage
10. Valid Adoption
PART-B
11 . Discuss the constitutional validity of Restitution of Conjugal Rights under Hindu Marriage Act,
1955.
12. Discuss the divorce under Muslim Personal Law.
13. Discuss the effect of conversion under Hindu Law.
14. Examine the role of Family Courts in setteling family disputes.
PART-C
15. 'A' has two sons B and C. ‘C’ is given in adoption to ‘D’. Can b marry the daughter of ‘D’?
Examine the legal position.
16. Radha and Krishna got married by exchanging garlands in a temple. After two years of marriage
Krishna married Lakshmi as per hindu customs and ceremonies. Radha challenged the validity of
marriage on the ground of Bigamy. Advise.
17. ‘A' & ‘B’ are christian married couple and lived happily for four years. A the husband deserted ‘B’
as she met in an accident and her two left hand fingers were removed. Advise ‘B’.
18. ‘A’, a Muslim pronounced triple talaq to ‘B’ his wife. ‘B’ filed a petition for maintenance. Unable
to provide any maintenance to ‘B’, A wanted to withdraw talaq. Advise B.
***
LLB20510/BLB60510
II/VI Semester
Paper- V: Human Rights & Practice
PART-A
1. Migrant workers
2. Medical units
3. Vulnerable groups
4. Prisoners
5. Indigent persons
6. Torture
7. Slave Trade
8. Civil liberties
9. Disabled persons
10. Mentally retarded persons
PART-B
11 . Explain the meaning and evolution of International Human Rights Law in the light of U.N. charter.
12. Discuss the significance of Human Rights with reference to Fundamental Rights and Directive
Principles of State policy of Indian constitution.
13. Right a note on regional convention and arrangements on Human Rights.
14. Explain the composition and powers of the State Human Rights Commission in Andhra Pradesh.
PART-C
15. 'A' and ‘B’ are the partners in a partnership firm and one day ‘B was not found for sometime. With
no reason B’s relatives suspects A and lodged a complaint against him and the police is insisting A
to admit the guilt. Infact A is too sincere and quite innocent in all respects – Advise.
16. Taking the advantag of the backwardness of the region certain students are allowed to seek the
admission for higher education. The aggreived persons wants to challenge the same in the court of
law. Decide.
17. The landlord forced his servants wife and elder children of the debtor are forced to extend the free
service on his agriculture fields to clear the post debts which were raised long back by their
forefathers. But the children wants to challenge the forced labour. Will they succeed?
18. In an industry few women and young labour were appointed and were forced to work on odd hours
and sometimes near to dangerous premises. As they are the bread winners to their families they are
bound to obey the employers instructions. Seek relevant provisions to rescue them.
***
LLB40110/BLB80110
IV/VIII Semester
Paper- I: Labour Laws
PART-A
1. Trade union
2. Collective bargaining
3. Adjudication
4. ESI
5. Beedi workers
6. Labour welfare
7. Maternity benefit
8. Equal pay for equal work
9. Gratuity
10. Family pension
PART-B
11 . Critically examine the conditions under which contract labour may be abolished with the help of
case laws.
12. Examine the impact of globalization and privitazation on the existing social security measures
available to the workforce in India.
13. Discuss Trade Union and discuss rights and liabilities of trade union.
14. Discuss the scope of definition of Industry with relevant cases.
PART-C
15. 'A' workman is terminated by the employer. He did not got co-workers support or any trade union
support to raise an Industrial dispute before the labour court. He wants to challenge the orders of
the employer under I.D. Act 1947. Advise.
16. The State Government refused to refer the dispute to labour court regarding the dismissal of trade
union leaders. They appel to High Court. Decide.
17. While the Industrial dispute is pending before the labour court the employees wanted to go into
strike, to that effect they gave notice to employer. Discuss the validity of the said notice.
18. ‘X’, employed in the Managerial cadre in an Industry claimed gratuity on his superannuation.
Management rejected his claim. The dispute was referred to Labour Court. Decide.
***
LLB50110/BLB90110
V/IX Semester
Paper- I: Civil Procedure code and Limitation Act
PART-A
1. Suits of civil nature
2. Adjournment
3. Foreign judgement
4. Appeals from appeallate degree
5. Legal disability
6. Cause of Action
7. Acknowledgement
8. Attachment
9. Affidavit
10. Judgement
PART-B
11 . What are the salient features and law reforms of Civil Procedure code.
12. Explain doctrine of Resjudicata and distinguish it from Resubjudice.
13. Discuss the ex-parte procedure along with the procedure of serving of summons to the party to a
suit.
14. What is sufficient cause and what is non-sufficient cause? Illustrate within the meaning of section
5 of the Limitation Act for the purpose of extending the period of limitation for an appeal or
application.
PART-C
15. One Mr. Ramesh wanted to file a suit againt Government of Andhra Pradesh and Superintendent
Engineer of Roads and Buildings Department of Visakhapatnam for violation of his civil rights –
Advise Ramesh.
16. X, Y and Z inherited property from their father. Z is a minor aged 15 years. X on 2nd August, 2012
sold his share of the property without offering it to Z. Z wants to challenge the sale. The period of
limitation prescribed for suits on presumption is one year. What is the last date of limitation for
filing a suit by Z?
17. A employs the servant to drive his car from his home to the office. The servant drives the car rashly
causing accident and injues while crossing the road. S files a case against A for damages can he
succeeds.
18. P resides at Tirupati and Q at Chennai. When they were at Chennai they have executed a
promissory not in favour of R and sent the same to R by post to Bangalore, place of R who in turn
arranged a D.D. R wants to demand payment in month. Where can R file a suit? Advise R.
***
LLB10410/BLB50410
I/V Semester
Paper- IV: Constitutional Law
PART-A
1. President of India
2. Sovereignty
3. Centre-State financial relations
4. Protection against arbitrary dismissal
5. Double Jeopardy
6. Election Commission
7. Amendment of the constitution
8. Writ of Quo-warranto
9. Lokpal and Lokayukta
10. Parliament
PART-B
11 . Explain the inter relationship between fundamental rights and directive principles of state policy.
12. Discuss the powers and functions of the Supreme Court of India.
13. Explain the privileges and immunities of Members of the Parliament.
14. Discuss the different types of Emergencies and its effect on Centre-State relations.
PART-C
15. ‘X’ was arrested by Police without giving any reason for the arrest and he was not presented before
the court. The arrest is also not showing in their records. The parents of ‘X’ approaches you.
Advise.
16. State ‘A’ enacted a law prescribing ‘TELUGU’ (its regional language) as a medium of instruction
in State Universities. This law was challenged as unconstitutional before the Supreme Court
arguing that the state legislative has no legislation competency to enact such a law in the
universities – Decide.
17. National emergency was imposed and all the fundamental rights were suspended by Presedential
Declaration. A civil liberties activist approached the Supreme Court for violation of his right to life
and personal liberty - Decide.
18. ‘Y’ an editor of a newspaper published a statement of an MLA in the course of business of the
House in the morning session. In the evening session, the statement is expunged by the speaker of
the legislative House. Whether the editor was guilty for such press statement or not? Decide.
***
LLB30210/BLB70210
III/VII Semester
Paper- II: Property Law including transfer of property Act and Easement Act
PART-A
1. Patents and copy rights
2. Sale and agreement to sell
3. Contingent interest, vested interest
4. Spes Successionis
5. Subrogation
6. Tenancy-at-will
7. Exchange
8. Movable and Immovable property
9. Doctrine of Holding out
10. Stamp Duty
PART-B
Ans wer any TWO questions (2x 18 = 36)
11 . “Once a mortgage, always a mortgage” – Explain.

12. Define Lease and explain different kinds of Lease.
13. What is conditional transfer? Distinguish between a condition precedent and a condition
subsequent.
14. Explain the characteristics of easements and how the easements are acquired.
PART-C
15. A gifted immovable property to B. ‘A’ died before accepting the gift by B. The legal heirs of A and
B disputed regarding the title of that property. Decide.
16. A sold his lands to B and transferred the possession. A executed a document in this regard, but the
document is not registered. Before registration, A died. The legal heirs of A disputed this sale.
Advise.
17. A mortgaged his property to B. B, the mortgagee included a condition in that mortgage deed that A
has no right to redeem for 3 years. But A wanted to redeem it after one year. B refused him to
redeem. Decide.
18. A sells a property to B, but subject to condition that B should not alienate the same without A’s
consent. Is the condition valid?
***
LLB40410/BLB80410
IV/VIII Semester
Paper- IV: Land laws including land ceiling and other local laws
PART-A
1. Vacant Land
2. Cultivating tenant
3. Solatium
4. Bona vacantia
5. Eviction
6. Scheduled area
7. Jaghirdhar
8. Rent Control
9. Ceiling on Land holdings
10. Tx schedule
PART-B
11 . Critically evaluate the laws relating to abolition of intermediaries.

12. Examine the salient features of A.P.Rent Control Act and explain the rights and duties of Landlord
and tenant.
13. What is meant by Land grabbing? How does law seek to control it?
14. Discuss the different types of Emergencies and its effect on Centre-State relations.
PART-C
15. P, Q, R are land losers in Land Acquisition process conducted by A.P. State Government for the
purpose of establishment of capital city. The challenged the acquisition on the ground that the
government has acquired surplus land and as such land acquisition becomes valid? Decide.
16. ‘A’ tribal has 10 acres of land. He sold his land and registered to B, a non tribal. Are the sale and
Registration valid?
17. ‘A’ let out his two houses to ‘B’. After two years ‘A’ required to evict ‘B’ under the ground that the
houses are required for his friends and for his son to occupy. Decide.
18. A had 5 different sites to the extent of 10,000 square yards in Visakhapatnam city. Urban ceiling
authorities gave notice to him to surrender excess land under A.P. Urban land ceiling rules. Advise
‘A’.
***
LLB50210/BLB90210
V/IX Semester
Paper- II: Criminal Procedure Code, Juvenile Justice Act and Probation of offenders Act
PART-A
1. Summary Trial
2. Seizure
3. Public nuisance
4. Observation and Special Homes
5. Compoundable cases
6. Custodial Rape
7. Executive Magistrate
8. Complaint and F.I.R.
9. Charge
10. Reference
PART-B
11 . Discuss the constitution, powers and jurisdiction of criminal courts under criminal procedure code.
12. Critically examine the difference between ‘Summons Cases’ and warrant cases. Can a court
convert a summons case into a warrant case?
13. What is the anticipatory bail? How is it different from bail?
14. Explain the salient features of juvenile justice system in India.
PART-C
15. ‘X’ a muslim was deserted by her husband ‘Y’. ‘X’ claimed maintenance under the provisions of
Cr.P.C. ‘Y’ contended that he need not to give maintenance after iddat period. Discuss.
16. ‘X’ was arrested by the police and kept in illegal custody for 7 days. What is the remedy available
against the police officer and state.
17. Raju and Rani got married under Hindu customs and ceremonies. After sometime, Raju married
Sarala in a temple by exchanging garlands. Discuss what are the consequences?
18. ‘X’ a tribal and illeterate was arrested by Police officer for transporting drugs and presented before
the court. The court immediately convicted ‘X’. Discuss.
***
LLB10510/BLB50510
I/V Semester
Paper- V: Legal Language and Legal Writing
PART-A
1. Secular law
2. Substantive law
3. Damnum Sine Injura
4. Caveat emptor
5. Audi alteram partem
6. Special custom
7. Agreement to sell
8. Conviction
9. Submissions
10. Confession
PART-B
11 . Explain the general guidelines relating to legal writing in detail.

12. What are uses of the legal language?
13. Write a note meaning of law with suitable illustrations.
14. i) Ubi jus ibi remedium
ii) Custom over weights a written text of law
iii) Resipsaloquitur
PART-C
Cumpulsory Question
15. Mahatma Gandhi rightly said to compromise the parties to the possible best and to make the party
to get the remedy in a speedy way. It is always a question for discussion that where to get adequate
information about the redressal agencies to file a case. There shall be a proper counselling and
impression about the pros and cons of the case. And also to reduce the unnecessary litigation rate
the legal service authority is introduced to avail the free legal aid services to women, poor and
weaker sections for their adequate relief. In the initial stage both the parties are called for
counselling. If the parties are not willing to compromise and where no way to set aside the case
they may approach to ordinary courts.
Questions : 1) Who suggested to compromise the parties to the litigation.
2) What is the significance of the free legal aid?
3) What is the stand of the aggrieved party?
4) Who are the beneficiaries under the legal service authorities?
5) What do you understand by counselling?
16. Translate in to Telugu
The liberty and significance of individuality is the main concept of framing the Fundamental
Rights. The greatness of Fundamental Rights was clearly incorporated in Part-III of the Indian
Constitution and are significant in nature. All the citizen are treated equal before law and
fundamental rights cannot be waived. Violation of this right will be challenged before the apex
court i.e. Supreme Court and High Courts under the Articles 32 and 226 respectively.
***
LLB30410/BLB70410
III/VII Semester
Paper- IV: Company Law
PART-A
1. Object clause
2. Share premium
3. Recon construction
4. Borrowing powers
5. Dividend
6. Auditors duties
7. Removal of Directors
8. Prospectus
9. Corporate personality
10. One person company
PART-B
11 . Define a “Company” distinguish between a company and a partnership firm with case laws.
12. Explain the doctrine of ‘Lifting the Corporate Veil’ and state the exceptions to the rule.
13. What are the various modes of winding up of a company?
14. Explain the provisions of the Act relating to prevention of oppression and mismanagement.
PART-C
15. X company issued a bond under its common signed by two directors. The articles provided the
directors might borrow on bond such sums as should be authorized by an ordinary resolution of
company. No such resolution was passed. Is company liable for the debt?
16. The promoters of a company before its incorporation enter into an agreement with A to buy a plot
of land on behalf of the company. After incorporation the company refuses to buy the said plot of
land. Has A any remedy either against the promoters or against the company.
17. R transferred his shares to two persons and lodged the certificate with the company. The company
certified the transfer. But instead of destroying his original certificate returned it to R, who
borrowed money in the certificate from S. Decide the liability of the company to L, giving reasons.
18. Z Company is an institution in which the majority has a right to control the company. Do you
support the statement? Comment on the rule lay down in ‘FOSS Vs HARBOTTLE’.
***
LLB30510/BLB70510
III/VII Semester
Paper- V: Public International Law
PART-A
1. Rebus sic stantibus
2. Innocent passage
3. Freedoms of the air
4. Recognition of belligerency
5. IBRD
6. extradition
7. ICCPR
8. GA resolutions
9. Hot pursuit
10. Beizing conference
PART-B
11 . Is individual a subject of international law?

12. Give an account of UDHR.
13. What are the different sources of international law?
14. Describe the composition, powers and functions of security council.
PART-C
15. X, the monarch king of state A, fleed from his country undergoing severe revolution. He sought to
recover public money deposited in the national bank of state of Y in which he took shelter. The
leader of the revolution in his country filed a suit in Y seeking the king to restrain from receiving
money from bank. What would be the defence of the king?
16. Lethal fumes emitted from chemical plant situated in the border of state X caused severe damage
to the property of its neighbour state Y. Y sued X. Under what principles of customary
international can X become liable?
17. A mining company sued state X for breach of mining contract and also for commiting trespass into
its premises. The local court awarded damages for breach of contract and tort. When the state X is
succeeded by new state Y, the latter refused to pay the damages by arguing that as a new state it has
no obligation. Decide.
18. A ship collided with another ship on high seas. The flag state of the defaulted ship, X has
contended that it will try the captain of the ship. But Y, the state of the victim ship contested that it
will try him since the persons who died in the accident are its nationals. State practice revealed that
since long countries at defaulting ships have been trying the offenders of collision. On this basis X
argued that it has jurisdiction by virtue of international custom – decide.
***
LLB50310/BLB90310
V/IX Semester
Paper- III: Laws of Evidence
PART-A
1. Preparation
2. May presume
3. Circumstantial evidence
4. Child witness
5. Identification parade
6. Admissions
7. Oral evidence
8. Alibi
9. Promissory estoppel
10. Child witness
PART-B
11 . Discuss about examination of witness, kinds of examinations and general rules relating to
examination of witness.
12. Explain kinds of estoppels and distinguish it from Resjudicata.
13. Define documentary evidence and explain when secondary evidence is admissible.
14. What is dying declarations? Discuss the general principles relating to the admissibility of dying
declaration.
PART-C
15. A is accused of crime committed by him at Calcutta. He produces a letter written by himself and
dated at Bombay on that day and bearing the Bombay Post-mark of the day. Is that letter is
admissible. Discuss.
16. ‘B’ was shot by ‘D’. B who was consicious given a statement to the police officer that D has shot
him. While going to the hospital B died. Discuss the legal validity of the statement given by the ‘B’
in light of relevant case laws.
17. For the purpose of treatment the accused made an inculpatory statement to the doctor how he
recovered the wounds. Is the statement given by the accused can be treated as confession or not?
Discuss.
18. X borrowed an amount of Rs.50,000 from Y. X contention that inspite of repeated demands Y did
not pay the borrowed amount, so he filed the case against Y. Y raised a plea stating that he already
paid the entire borrowed amount to X and he is not due of any amount to X. Discuss on whom the
burden lies to prove the case.
***
LLB50410/BLB90410
V/IX Semester
Paper- IV: Arbitration, Conciliation and alternative dispute resolution system
PART-A
1. Conciliation
2. Party’s participation
3. Lok Pal
4. International Commercial Arbitration
5. Gram Nyalayas
6. Arbitration Agreement
7. Foreign Award
8. Industrial Tribunal
9. Ombudsman
10. Free Legal aid
PART-B
11 . Discuss and define the arbitration agreement and its significance with relevant case laws.
12. Examine the salient features of the legal services authority act.
13. Discuss about the advantages and disadvantages of judicial dispute resolution.
14. Explain the extent of court’s intervention in the arbitral proceedings.
PART-C
15. ‘X’ filed an application for setting aside an arbitral award. The court adjourned the proceedings for
a fixed period time. Y, opposite party wants to raise an objection that the court’s action is not
appropriate. Decide.
16. In the course of arbitration between Ramu and Rajesh, Ramu preferred to refer the said dispute to
conciliation. Discuss who can appoint as conciliator and if Rajesh objected the same. Advice
Rajesh.
17. X and Y entered into an arbitration agreement, but the said agreement do not signed by both the
parties. X referred a dispute to arbitration under the agreement, Y raised an objection regarding to
the validity of the arbitration agreement. Decide.
18. An arbitrator without following any norms and principles of natural justice delivered an arbitration
award according to his inner conscience. While delivering the award also he failed to give reasons
in support of his verdict, saying it is not necessary. One of the parties challenges the award in
court. Decide.
***
LLB50510/BLB90510
V/IX Semester
Paper- V: Laws of Insurance
PART-A
1. Meaning of Insurance
2. Return of Premium
3. Kinds of insurance policies
4. Conditions in Insurance
5. Contribution
6. Surrender Value
7. Salvage
8. Inchmaree Clause
9. Accident Insurance
10. Perils of the sea
PART-B
11 . Explain the doctrine of ‘uberimma fides’ or a contract of utmost good faith. What is the effect of
non-disclosure or concealment of a fact in a contract of insurance?
12. Discuss the liability of an insurer in a life insurance contract.
13. What is the procedure for assignment of a life policy? Briefly explain persons who are entitled to
receive the amount under a life policy.
14. What are the different kinds of Marine losses for which an insurer can be made liable to
compensate?
PART-C
15. ‘X’ took a life policy on the life of his close friend for five lakhs. His friend died within five her
after some years. Can A recover the policy amount if his wife dies?
16. A house is insured against fire for Rs. Ten lakhs. It burnt down but it is estimated that Rs. Five
lakhs will restore it to its original condition. Discuss the extent of liability of the insurer.
17. X has taken life insurance policy in his name and nominated Z as the nominee in the policy X
subsequently expired. Y wife of X contends that she is entitled to the proceeds of policy. Decide.
18. An insured ship collided in mid sea and got damaged substantially. Discuss the various options
years of taking policy. Would X succeed in his claim for the amount against insurer? Decide by
giving reasons.
***
LLB30110/BLB70110
III/VII Semester
Paper- I: Jurisprudence
PART-A
1. Liability
2. Primary Rules
3. Directive Principles of State Policy
4. Opinions
5. Promise
6. Social Control
7. General Will
8. Sociological School
9. Absolute liability
10. Doctrine of colourable legislation
PART-B
11 . Explain the need and importance of jurisprudence in governing the state of meet the ends of
justice.
12. Whether all the laws are obligations in nature? Explain with suitable illustrations.
13. Write a detail note on theories of authority.
14. Examine the functions of law in the light of customs prevail in the Society.
PART-C
15. In an industry few women members were appointed and the wage is not fixed on valid grounds.
The experience and efficiency is not taken on account whereby one woman worker was given
promotion with high benefits. This unreasonable favour is questioned by the rest of the women
workers – decide.
16. One illeterate voter was objected by the electoral authorities and disabled him to cast his vote. The
voter made all reasonable efforts to prove his right to vote but was rejected by the concerned
officers. He intended to challenge in the court of law. Decide.
17. The medical officer has obtained the valid consent from the guardian of the woman and was
operated, but the woman died. The guardian brought an action under medical negligence. Advise.
18. The union government designed to establish a heavy industry and issued notices to the landlords to
vacate certain area. The local residents contests that agrobased lands are the only source for their
livelihood – decide.
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LL.B/B.A.LL.B Degree (One Time Opportunity) Examinations - September, 2017

11 . “Once a mortgage, always a mortgage” – Explain.

11 . Critically evaluate the laws relating to abolition of intermediaries.

11 . Explain the general guidelines relating to legal writing in detail.

11 . Is individual a subject of international law?

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