Teaching Plan Law Even Sem

SDM Law College Mangalore
Teaching Plan
Course: BALLB/LLB/BBALLB Name of Sub: ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

February 21, 2020 to June 15 2020
Course Objectives: To guide and acquainted the students with nature, scope and functions of Administrative Law, the
nature and control of delegated legislative power, regulation of discretionary powers and general principles of
Administrative adjudication.
Modules/ Date No of Topic Pre- Methodolo Supplementary Remarks
Unit Hours requisite gy Readings
Unit 1
12 Hours Evolution- Nature and Reading
Feb 1 to
Evolution- (2 hours
Feb 16 in case of Scope of Administrative PPT
Nature and
Scope emergenc Law- Relation with Wade - Administrative Law
I. P. Massey - Method
ies)
Constitutional Law Administrative and Case De Smith - Judicial Review
Classification of
Administration Separation of powers and Law, Latest laws of Administrative Action
Action
concepts- Rule of Edition S. P. Sathe - Administrative
lawCounsil d' Etate, Law
(French system)
PPT
I. P. Massey - Method
Administrativ and Case
e Law, Latest laws
Classification of Edition
Feb 17 Administration
to 12 Hours Actionfunctions-
Feb28 (2 hours Administrative direction PPT
in case of
emergenc and discretion. Method
ies)
and Case
(Assignm
ent laws
Presentat
ion)
Lecture
Method
and Case
laws
Unit II March 1 12 Hours Legislative power of the I. P. Massey - PPT
Legislative to (2 hours administration- Extent of
Method
in case of Administrativ and Case
power of the March emergenc delegation and control over e Law, Latest laws
administration 15 ies) delegated Legislation- Sub-
(Assignm Edition
delegation- Judicial-
ent
Parliamentary control over
Presentat
delegated Legislation.
ion)
Unit III Mar15 12 Hours Judicial power of I. P. Massey - PPT
Judicial power of to Mar (2 hours Administration- Nature of Administrativ Method
Administration
30 in case of procedure- Principles of e Law, Latest and Case
emergenc
ies) Natural justice- Effect of non- laws
Edition
(Assignm compliance with principle of
ent natural justice- Exception to
Presentat principle of Natural justice.
ion)
Unit IV April1 Judicial control of I. P. Massey - PPT
Judicial control to Administrative action - Writs, Administrativ Method
of Administrative April 15 Principles and Procedure - e Law, Latest and Case
action
Public Law review and Private laws Case
Edition
Law review of Administration laws
actionLiability of State - Torts,
Contract Promissory
estoppels-Government
Privileges- Right of
information- Doctrine of
Legitimate
expectationDoctrine of
Accountability- Waiver-
Doctrine of Proportionality.
Unit IV & V April 16 Corporations and Public I. P. Massey - Lecture
Corporations to April undertaking- Commission
Administrativ Method
and Public 20 Hours of EnquiryOmbudsman in
30 (2 hours India (Lokpal and and Case
undertaking e Law, Latest
in case of Lokayuktha)- Central
Vigilance Commission- Edition laws
emergenc
May 1
ies) Parliamentary Committees- PPT
to May (Assignm Civil services in
IndiaAccountability and Method
15 ent responsibility- Problems of and Case
Presentat ProspectiveAdministrative
devianceCorruption- Mal- laws and
ion) administration- Control
May 16 Problems
mechanism of
to May Accountability. Discussion
30 s
Revision of June 1 8 Hours Revision of Syllabus

Syllabus to June
15
Mr. Maheshchandra Nayak

Asst. Prof. of Law
SDM Law College,
Mangaluru
Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheshwara Law
College, Centre for Post Graduate Studies and Research in Law
Mangalore.
Teaching Plan of Banking Law

(as of syllabus prescribed by Karnataka State Law University)
Mr. Ashwin
Asst. Prof of Law
Course: IV (5years) BA.LLB

Section - ‘A’ & ‘B’
Name of Sub: Banking Law
Lecture hours/weekly: 6 Hours
Course Objectives: To guide the students, about the importance of Banking Sector
and other economic institution, the course in designed to acquaint the students with
conceptual and operational parameters of banking law, the judicial interpretation and new
emerging dimensions in the economical institution.
Modules / No of Topic Prerequisite Methodology Supplementary
Unit Hours Reading Readings
Unit 1 10 History of banking in Tannan Lecture Raman

Hours India and elsewhere - Parthsarathi Method, Case R. N Choudry
Nature and indigenous banking - laws, &
Developmen evolution of Banking in Discussions
t of Banking India- different kinds of Method
/ Laws banks and their function-
multifunctional Bank-
growth and legal issue-
Controls by government
and its agency;- on
management- on account
of audit lending- credit
policy- reconstruction and
recognition- suspension of
winding up
Unit 2 15 Evolution of Central Tannan Lecture Myneni

Hours Bank- characteristics and Avathar Method, Case
Banking functions- economic and Singh laws, &
Regulation social objective- the Discussions
Act - 1949 central bank and the state- Method
as bankers Bank- Reserve
Bank of India as Central
Bank.
ORGANISATIONAL
STRUCTURE; - function
of RBI- regulation of
monetary mechanism of
the economy- credit
control- exchange control-
Monopoly of currency
issue- bank rate policy
formation- control of RBI
over non banking
companies- financial
companies -non financial
companies.
THE DEPOSIT
INSURANCE
CORPORATION ACT
1961 objects and reasons-
establishment of capital of
deposit Insurance
Corporation- registration
of Banking companies-
insured banks- liability of
deposit Insurance
Corporation to depositors-
relation between insured
Bank DIC and Reserve
Bank of India.
Unit 3 10 Legal character- control N.M Tripati Lecture Raman

Hours between banker and Tannan Method, Case
Relationship customer- bankers lien- laws, &
of Banker protection of bankers Discussions
and customer- nature and type Method
Customer of accounts- special
classes of customer-
lunatic, minor,
partnership, Corporation,
local authority; rights and
duties of banker and
customer- customer
protection banking as
service.
Unit 4 20 Negotiable Instruments- Negotiable Lecture Bangia

Hours kinds- holder and holders instrument Method, Case Adiga
Law relating in due course- parties- act. laws, &
to negotiable- assignment- Tannan Discussions
Negotiable presentment- endorsement Avathar Method
Instruments -liability of parties- Singh
1881 Act / payment in due course-
2002 special rules of evidence-
material alteration- noting
and protest- paying
banker and collecting
banker- bills in sets- penal
provision under
Negotiable Instrument
Act- bankers book
Evidence Act.
Unit 5 20 Good lending principles- Tannan Lecture Avathar Singh

Hours landing to poor masses- Parthasarathi Method, Case Myneni
Lending by securities of advance-s Peget laws, &
Banks / kinds and their merits and Discussions
Trends of demerits- repayment of Method
banking loans- rate of interest-
system protection against penalty-
default and recovery- debt
recovery Tribunal.
RECENT TRENDS OF
BANKING SYSTEM-
new technology-
information technology-
automation and legal
aspects- automatic teller
machine- use of interest-
smart card -use of expert
system -credit card.
TEACHING PLAN
VI SEM 5 YEARS –Company Law
Course teacher: Santhosh Prabhu
Course objective: The Course is designed to understand the formation, management and other
activities of the companies. In view of the important developments that have taken place in the
corporate sector. Important regulations pertaining to the issue of shares and the capital raising have
come into force. This course aims to impart the students, the corporate management, control, the
remedies and the government regulation of corporate business and winding up companies.
UNITS NO. TOPIC PREREQUISITES/ METHODOL SUPPLEMENTA REMARKS

OF READINGS/ OGY RY READING
HRS ASSIGNMENTS
UNIT I 16 The Companies Act Lecture KratiRojaria
amendments- Corporate Avtar Sigh method
Personality
Registration and
incorporation- Lifting of
corporate veil, promoters-
duties and liability of
promoters
UNITII 12 Procedure of incorporation – KratiRajoria Lecture Avtar Sing
certificate of incorporation- method
MOA-AOA- Doctrine of
indoor management-
Prospectus
UNIT III 10 Board of directors- powers Avtar Sing Lecture Ramaiah A
and functions: distributions of method
powers between board of
directors and general
meeting
Directors: appointment-
qualification-position of
directors-types of directors-
powers and duties of
directors-remuneration-
removal
Meetings: Meetings of Board
and Committees-kinds of
meetings-procedure –
resolutions- prevention of
oppression and
mismanagement
Corporate social
responsibility
UNIT IV 15 Sources of capital : Shares- C Singhania Lecture Avtar Sing

Types- allotment-transfer – method
privileges of shareholders-
dividends-declaration and Discussion
payment- buyback-private on casses
placement
Debentures-floating charge-
appointment of trustee and
their duties- remedies for
Debenture holders -
redemtion
UNIT V 12 Reconstruction, rehabilitation Ramaiah A Lecture C Singhania
and amalgamation: Concept method
–jurisdiction and powers of
NCLT- takeover and Case study-
acquisition of minority Olympic
interest knitwear
Winding-up: modes, who can case
apply-procedure.
TEACHING PLAN -2020
Class: BBA LLB 5 YEARS VI SEM
Subject: Company Law
Course teacher: Chandralekha V
Course objective: The Course is designed to understand the formation, management and other activities of the companies. In view of the
important developments that have taken place in the corporate sector. Important regulations pertaining to the issue of shares and the capital
raising have come into force. This course aims to impart the students, the corporate management, control, the remedies and the government
regulation of corporate business and winding up companies.
UNIT NO. TOPIC PREREQUISITES/ METHOD SUPPLEM REMARKS

S OF READINGS/ OLOGY ENTARY
HRS ASSIGNMENTS READING
UNIT 16 The Companies Act amendments- Corporate Personality Lecture KratiRojari
I Registration and incorporation- Lifting of corporate veil, Avtar Sigh method a
promoters-duties and liability of promoters
UNIT 12 Procedure of incorporation –certificate of incorporation- KratiRajoria Lecture Avtar Sing
II MOA-AOA- Doctrine of indoor management- method
Prospectus
UNIT 10 Board of directors- powers and functions: distributions Avtar Sing Lecture Ramaiah A
III of powers between board of directors and general method
meeting
Directors: appointment-qualification-position of
directors-types of directors- powers and duties of
directors-remuneration-removal
Meetings: Meetings of Board and Committees-kinds of
meetings-procedure –resolutions- prevention of
oppression and mismanagement
Corporate social responsibility

UNIT 15 Sources of capital : Shares- Types- allotment-transfer – C Singhania Lecture Avtar Sing
IV privileges of shareholders-dividends-declaration and method
payment- buyback-private placement
Discussion
Debentures-floating charge- appointment of trustee and on casses
their duties- remedies for Debenture holders -redemtion
UNIT 12 Reconstruction, rehabilitation and amalgamation: Ramaiah A Lecture C Singhania
V Concept –jurisdiction and powers of NCLT- takeover method
and acquisition of minority interest
Winding-up: modes, who can apply-procedure. Case study-
Olympic
knitwear
case
Shri DharmastalaManjunatheshwara Law College, Mangalore.
Teaching Plan of Contract I
Mr. Ashwin
Asst. Professor
Law
SDM Law College, Mangaluru
Course: II (5years) BBA.LLB Name of Sub: Contract I
Course Objectives: To guide the students that the importance of contract and electronic world (e-commerce) and general principles
governing contracts.
Modules/Unit No of Hours Topic Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Readings
Reading
Unit 1 10 Hours History – Formation of Mr. Nandan Kamath Law relating

Basic Principles (2 hours on a Contract – Agreement and Lecture Method, Case computers, Internet and E-
and Definitions case of Contract – Definitions – laws, & Discussions Commerce 2nd Edition Reprint 2006
emergencies) Classification - Offer and Method
Acceptance – S Jaiswal on Doing business on the
Communication – Internet E-Commerce 1st Edition
Revocation – Essential 2000
elements – Invitation to
Offer – Tenders M. Krishna Nair on The Law of
Consideration – Contracts P.No 1 to 74
udumPactum - Essential
elements – Privity of
Contract and of
Consideration –
Exceptions – Unlawful
Consideration and its
effect.
Contractual Ability –
Electronic Documents as
Web Pages – Digital
Certificates as Entry
Passes – Time and Place
of Contract – Secured
Custody of Electronic
Records.
15 Hours Capacity to Contract – Avatar Singh on Lecture Method, Case
Unit II (2hours on case Minor’s Agreements and Contract and Specific laws, & Discussions
of emergencies) its effects – Persons of Relief Act 12th Edition Method
Capacity to (Assignment unsound mind – Persons 153 to 342
Contract Presentation) disqualified by Law. Free
Consent – Coercion - Dr. S. R Myneni on
Free Consent Undue influence – General Principles of
Misrepresentation – Fraud Contract I First Edition
– Mistake – Legality of Reprint 2018 P. NO
Object – Void Agreements 123 to 218
– Agreements against
Public Policy – Wagering Dr. R.K Bangia on
Agreements – Its Contract I 7th Edition
exceptions – Contingent reprint 2018 P. No106
Contracts to 271
Unit III 10 Hours Discharge of Contracts Avatar Singh on Lecture Method, Case
(2hours on case and its various Modes – by Contract and Specific laws, & Discussions
Discharge of of emergencies) the performance – Time Relief Act 12th Edition Method
Contracts (Assignment and place of performance 351 to 556
Presentation) – Performance of
reciprocal promises - Dr. R.K Bangia on
Appropriation of Contract I 7th Edition
Payments – Discharge by reprint 2018 P. No 271
Agreement – By operation to 341
of Law – By frustration
(Impossibility of
Performance) – By Breach
(Anticipatory and Actual).
Unit IV 25 Hours Remedies for Breach of Avatar Singh on Lecture Method, PPT Dr. S. R Myneni on General
Remedies for (2 Hours in Case Contracts – Damages – Contract and Specific and Case laws Principles of Contract I First Edition
Breach of of Emergency) Remoteness of damages – Relief Act 12th Edition Reprint 2018 P. No. 289 to 348
Contracts (Assignment Ascertainment of 364 to 588
Presentation) damages -Injunction –
When granted and when Dr. R.K Bangia on
refused– Restitution – Contract I 7th Edition
Specific performance reprint 2018 P. No 364
when granted – Quasi to 405
Contracts.
Unit V Dr. R.K Bangia on
25 Hours The Specific Relief Act Contract I 7th Edition Lecture Method, Case
Nature of Specific Relief – reprint 2018 P. No 407 laws, & Discussions
The Specific Relief Recovery of Possession of to 604 Method
Act movable and immovable
Property – Specific
performance when
granted and not granted –
Who may obtain and Avatar Singh on
against whom – Contract and Specific
Discretionary remedy – Relief Act 12th Edition
Power of Court to grant 570 to 576
relief – Rectification of
instruments – Cancellation
– Declaratory decrees –
Preventive relief –
Temporary injunctions –
Perpetual and Mandatory
Injunctions. Government
as a contracting party:
Constitutional provisions –
Government powers to
contract – Procedural
requirements – Kinds of
Government Contracts,
their usual clauses, the
performance of such
contract, settlement of
disputes and remedies
COURSE SYLLABUS Action Plan
Department of Law
Karnataka State Law University
Course: III BBALLB Name of Sub:
Contract II
Course Objectives: This course enables the students to better appreciate the law governing special contracts like, indemnity, guarantee, agency, etc. which are
more relevant in the contemporary society.
Modules/ Date No of Topic Pre- Methodology Supplementary Remarks

Unit Hours requisite Readings
12 Hours Lecture
Unit 1 (2 hours
Contract of Indemnity –
Reading
1. Pollock and Mulla, Indian
Contract of Februar Definition, Nature and Method and Contract and Specific Relief
on case of
Indemnity y 10 to emergenc Scope - Rights of Case laws Act,14th Edition, (New Delhi: Lexis
28 ies) indemnity holder – 1. Singh, Avtar, Nexis, 2013)

Contract of and PPT
Law of Contract 2. Anson, William, Law of
Guarantee Commencement of the
and Specific Contract, 29th Edition, (Oxford
indemnifier’s liability –
Relief, 11th University Press, 2010)
Contract of Guarantee –
Edition, 3. Avtar Singh, Principles of the
Definition, Nature and
(Lucknow: Eastern Law of Sale of Goods and Hire
10 Hours Scope – Difference
Book Company, Purchase, (Lucknow; Eastern Book
(2 hours between contract of
on case of 2013) House Ltd, 1998)
March 1
to 15 emergenc indemnity and 2. Law of Special
ies) Guarantee – Rights of Contracts by Dr.
surety – Discharge of R.K Bangia Lecture
Surety – Extent of 3. Nair, Krishnan, Method and
Surety’s liability – Co- Law of Contract Case laws

surety
10 Hours Contract of Bailment – 1. Singh, Avtar, Lecture

Unit II March Law of Contract
(2hours Definition – Kinds – Method and
Contract of 15 to 31 on case of Rights and Duties of and Specific PPT with
Bailment Bailor and Bailee – Relief, 11th
emergenc Case Laws
Rights of Finder of Edition,
ies)
goods as Bailee – (Lucknow: Eastern
Contract of pledge – Book Company,
Definition – Comparison 2013)
with Bailment – Rights 2. Law of Special
and duties of Pawnor Contracts by Dr.

R.K Bangia
and Pawnee
3. Nair, Krishnan,
Law of Contract
Unit III April 1 12 Hours Agency – Definition – 1. Singh, Avtar, Lecture
to 20 (2hours Creation of Agency – Law of Contract Method and
Contract
of Agency on case of Kinds of Agents – and Specific Case laws
Distinction between Relief, 11th
emergenc
Agent and Servant – Edition,
ies)
Rights and Duties of (Lucknow: Eastern
Agent – Relation of Book Company,
Principal with third 2013)
parties – Delegation – 2. Law of Special
Duties and Rights of Contracts by Dr.
Agent – Extent of R.K Bangia
Agents authority – 3. Nair, Krishnan,
Personal liability of Law of Contract
Agent – Termination of
Agency.
Unit IV April 20 Hours Indian Partnership Act – 1. Verma J.P (ed.,) Lecture
Indian 21 to (2 Hours Definition – Nature, Singh and Gupta, Method, PPT
Partnership May 10 The Law of
in Case of Mode of determining and Case
Act Partnership in
Emergenc the existence of laws
Partnership – Relation India, (New Delhi:
y)
Orient Law House,
of Partner to one
1999) 3. Saharay
another – Rights and
H. K, Indian
duties of partner –
Partnership and
Relation of partners
Sale of Goods Act,
with third parties –
(Universal, 2000)
Types of partners –
Admission–
Retirement , and
Expulsion of partners
Dissolution of Firm –
Registration of Firms
Unit V Sale of Goods Act – The 1. Verma J.P (ed.,)
May 11 Contract of sale – Singh and Gupta, Lecture

14
Sale of to June Agreement to sell - The Law of Method and
Goods Act Hours Conditions and Partnership in
05 PPT
Warranties – Passing of India, (New Delhi:
property – Transfer of Orient Law House,
title – Performance of 1999) 3. Saharay
the Contract – Rights of H. K, Indian
Unpaid Seller – Partnership and
Remedies for Breach of Sale of Goods Act,
Contract. (Universal, 2000)
Karthik Anand
Asst. Prof of Law
Shri Dharmastala Manjunatheshwara Law College, Mangalore.
Teaching Plan of Contract I
Mr. Karthik Anand

Asst. Prof of Law
Course: II (5years) BBA.LLB Name of Sub: Contract I

Course Objectives: To guide the students that the importance of contract and electronic world (e-commerce) and general principles governing contracts.
Modules/Unit No of Hours Topic Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Readings

Reading
Unit 1 10 Hours History – Formation of Mr. Nandan Kamath Law relating

Basic Principles (2 hours on a Contract – Agreement and Lecture Method, Case computers, Internet and E-
and Definitions case of Contract – Definitions – laws, & Discussions Commerce 2nd Edition Reprint 2006
emergencies) Classification - Offer and Method
Acceptance – S Jaiswal on Doing business on the
Communication – Internet E-Commerce 1st Edition
Revocation – Essential 2000
elements – Invitation to
Offer – Tenders M. Krishna Nair on The Law of
Consideration – udum Contracts P.No 1 to 74
Pactum - Essential
elements – Privity of
Contract and of
Consideration –
Exceptions – Unlawful
Consideration and its
effect.
Contractual Ability –
Electronic Documents as
Web Pages – Digital
Certificates as Entry
Passes – Time and Place
of Contract – Secured
Custody of Electronic
Records.
15 Hours Capacity to Contract – Avatar Singh on Lecture Method, Case
Unit II (2hours on case Minor’s Agreements and Contract and Specific laws, & Discussions
of emergencies) its effects – Persons of Relief Act 12th Edition Method
Capacity to (Assignment unsound mind – Persons 153 to 342
Contract Presentation) disqualified by Law. Free
Consent – Coercion - Dr. S. R Myneni on
Free Consent Undue influence – General Principles of
Misrepresentation – Fraud Contract I First Edition
– Mistake – Legality of Reprint 2018 P. NO
Object – Void Agreements 123 to 218
– Agreements against
Public Policy – Wagering Dr. R.K Bangia on
Agreements – Its Contract I 7th Edition
exceptions – Contingent reprint 2018 P. No106
Contracts to 271
Unit III 10 Hours Discharge of Contracts Avatar Singh on Lecture Method, Case
(2hours on case and its various Modes – by Contract and Specific laws, & Discussions
Discharge of of emergencies) the performance – Time Relief Act 12th Edition Method
Contracts (Assignment and place of performance 351 to 556
Presentation) – Performance of
reciprocal promises - Dr. R.K Bangia on
Appropriation of Contract I 7th Edition
Payments – Discharge by reprint 2018 P. No 271
Agreement – By operation to 341
of Law – By frustration
(Impossibility of
Performance) – By Breach
(Anticipatory and Actual).
Unit IV 25 Hours Remedies for Breach of Avatar Singh on Lecture Method, PPT Dr. S. R Myneni on General
Remedies for (2 Hours in Case Contracts – Damages – Contract and Specific and Case laws Principles of Contract I First Edition
Breach of of Emergency) Remoteness of damages – Relief Act 12th Edition Reprint 2018 P. No. 289 to 348
Contracts (Assignment Ascertainment of 364 to 588
Presentation) damages -Injunction –
When granted and when Dr. R.K Bangia on
refused– Restitution – Contract I 7th Edition
Specific performance reprint 2018 P. No 364
when granted – Quasi to 405
Contracts.
Unit V Dr. R.K Bangia on
25 Hours The Specific Relief Act Contract I 7th Edition Lecture Method, Case
Nature of Specific Relief – reprint 2018 P. No 407 laws, & Discussions
The Specific Relief Recovery of Possession of to 604 Method
Act movable and immovable
Property – Specific
performance when
granted and not granted –
Who may obtain and Avatar Singh on
against whom – Contract and Specific
Discretionary remedy – Relief Act 12th Edition
Power of Court to grant 570 to 576
relief – Rectification of
instruments – Cancellation
– Declaratory decrees –
Preventive relief –
Temporary injunctions –
Perpetual and Mandatory
Injunctions. Government
as a contracting party:
Constitutional provisions –
Government powers to
contract – Procedural
requirements – Kinds of
Government Contracts,
their usual clauses, the
performance of such
contract, settlement of
disputes and remedies
Karthik Anand
Asst, Prof. of Law
COURSE SYLLABUS
Teaching Plan
Affiliated to: Karnataka State Law University, Hubballi
Course:V B.A., LL.B. IX Semester Name: Dr. Balika

Subject: ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

Course Objectives:
Environmental problems have attained alarming proportions. It is essential to sensitise the students to environmental issues and the laws.
The important principles in the field like inter-generation equity, carrying capacity, sustainable development, and precautionary principle,
polluter pay principles are to be appreciated. The law in practice is to be analysed and evaluated. The course is designed towards these
objectives.
Modules/ No. Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Remarks

Unit of Reading Readings
Hour
s
UNIT-I 10  The Idea of Environment: S. C. Shastri- Lecture, 1.Shyam Divan and
 Environment: meaning and components- Enivronmental Law Group Armin Rosencranz -
Pollution: meaning, sources, Kinds, and discussion, Environmental Law
effects of pollution Seminar, and Its Policy in India.
 Ancient and Medieval Writings - 2.P.S.Jaswal-
Environmental jurisprudence Environmental law
 National environmental policy.
UNIT-II 20  Environmental Policy and Law: Pre & Post P.S.Jaswal- Lecture, 1.Shantha kumar-
Independence Period Environmental law Case Analysis, Environmentallaw
 Constitutional provisions on Environment Seminar, 2Shyam Divan
and its Protection: Right to Environment – Group and.ArminRosencranz
Duty to protect environment - Public Discussion - Environmental Law
interest litigation and environment and Its Policy in India.
 Role of Judiciary on Environmental issues
 Doctrines of Environmental Pollution:
Evolving new Principles – Absolute
Liability-Polluterpaysprinciple –
Precautionaryprinciple– Inter
generational equity principle - Public trust
doctrine.
UNIT- 15  International Law and Environmental Shyam Divan and Lecture, 1.Shantha kumar-
III Protection: Sustainable Development Armin Rosencranz Group Environmental law
 International conventions in the - Environmental discussion, 2.P.S.Jaswal-
development of Environmental Laws and Law and Its Policy Seminar, Environmental law
its Policy: Stockholm – Rio & in India
Johannesburg Declaration
 Trans-boundary Pollution hazards &
Regulation;
 Common Law aspects of Environmental
Protection
 Criminal Law and environment.
UNIT – 15 .Shanthakumar - Lecture, 1.S. C. Shastri-
IV  Prevention and Control of Water & Air Environmental law Group Enivronmental
Pollution: Water Act,1974 and Air discussion, 2 Shyam Divan and
Act,1981 - Pollution Control Boards and Seminar, Armin Rosencranz -
its powers and functions- offences and Environmental Law
penalties -Remedies in case of water and and Its Policy in India.
air pollution - Noise Pollution and its
control: Noise Pollution
(RegulationControl) Rules, 2000
 Wildlife Protection Act, 1972: Hunting –
Trade in Animal articles – Authorities
under wild life protection Act- Role of
Judiciary on wild life protection
 Forest Conservation Act, 1980 – judicial
approach.
UNIT-V 15  Environment Protection Act, 1986 Shyam Divan and Lecture, 1. P.S.Jaswal-
 ECO-Mark, Armin Rosencranz Group Environmental law
 Environmental Audit - Environmental discussion, 2
 Coastal Regulation Zone, Law and Its Policy Seminar,
 EnvironmentImpact Assessment: in India. Role play
Discretionary Model and Mandatory
Model,
 Regulation on Bio-Medical Waste
 Disposal of Solid Waste.
15 Revision Discussion
With Question And Answer Discussion
COURSE SYLLABUS
Teaching Plan
Course: III LL.B. (3 YR) VI SEMISTER Name: Dr. Balika

Subject: Law relating to International Trade Economics
Course Objectives:
International trade has assumed great importance in 21 st century and its regulation under law has become a necessity to prevent exploitation
of the weaker people. A new legal regime to regulate international trade is emerging. Students of law should have understanding of these
developments. This course is worked out to provide the future lawyers basic inputs in the area of international trade law.
Module No. of Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Reading Methodology Supplementary Readings Remarks

s/Unit Hours
UNIT-I 15  Kaul A.K., Lecture, 1.Bhalla, Raj,

Historical perspectives of International Guide to Case Analysis, International Trade
Trade, Institutions – UNCTAD, UNCITRAL, the WTO Seminar, Law: Theory and
GATT (1947-1994); World Trade and Group Practice,
Organization-Objectives, Structure, Power; GATT: Discussion 2ndEdition,( Lexis
Most Favored Nation Treatment and Economic Nexis, 2001)
National Treatment; Tariffs and Safeguard s, Law
measures. and
Politics,
(Kluwer
Law
Internati
onal ,
2006)
UNIT- 15 Technical Barriers to Trade; Sanitary and  Kaul A.K., Lecture, 1.Bhalla, Raj,
II Phyto- sanitary measures; Trade Related Guide to Case Analysis, International Trade
Investment Measures(TRIMs); Anti- Dumping, the WTO Seminar, Law: Theory and
Subsidies and Countervailing Measures; and Group Practice,
Dispute Settlement Process. GATT: Discussion 2ndEdition,( Lexis
Economic Nexis, 2001)
s, Law 2.Manjula Guru-
and International trade law
Politics, 3. Akash Arora-
(Kluwer Introduction to
Law
Internati
onal ,
2006)
UN 15 International Sales of Goods Formation and  Schmittof Lecture, International Trade

IT- Performance of International Contracts, fs Export Seminar, in Goods and
III Various Forms and Standardization of Terms; Trade- Group Services In India
Acceptance and Rejection of Goods, Frustration The law Discussion 2019 New policy
of Contract, Invoices and packing, Product and updates from
liability. Practice Internet
of
Internatio
nal Trade
 Intrnation
al Trade
Law-
Indira carr
UNIT- 15 Exports – Insurance of Goods in Transit; Lecture, International Trade
IV Marine Insurance and kinds; Law on Carriage Seminar. in Goods and
of goods by sea, land and air, Container Services In India
transport, Pre-Shipment Inspection; Licensing 2019 New policy
of Export and Imports. updates from
Internet
UNIT- 15  Laws Governing Finance and  Singhania- Lecture,  FDI, FII Policy in
V Investments; Foreign Collaboration and Foreign Case Study, India updated
Investment Policy; Foreign Direct Collaborations Seminar, information from
Investment in Industries and Governing and Group Internet, Policy
Policies; Investments in Discussion relating to NRI
 Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs): India-Law and and OCBs
Investment by Non-resident Indians Procedure  Foreign Trade
(NRIs) and Overseas Corporate Bodies POLICY AND
(OCBs); Trends in India
 Foreign Collaboration Agreement- updated reading
Foreign Technology Agreement; from Internet
Foreign Companies and Foreign
Nationals in India.
15 Revision Discussion
With Question And Answer Discussion
COURSE SYLLABUS
Teaching Plan
Course: I B.A., LL.B. Name of Subject: Law of Torts

Course Objectives:
The course is designed to study the principle of tortious liability, the defences available in an action for torts, the capacity of parties to sue and be sued and matters
connected therewith. Further, this course is designed to study specific torts against the individual and property. With rapid industrialization, inadequacy of law to protect
the individual is exposed. An attempt shall be accorded to the individuals against mass torts and industrial torts. Keeping in the expensive character of legal proceedings
the students should reflect on the alternative forms and also the remedy provided under the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 and Motor Vehicle Act, 1988.
Modules/ Dates No. of Hours Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Remarks

Unit Reading Readings
Evolution of Law of Torts
Unit 1 February 17 Hours  Nature and scope of law of torts Ratanlal and Lecture and case Avtar Singh:
10th to ( 2 hours in  Meaning Dhirajlal: The laws discussion Introduction to
February case of  Tort distinguished from contract and Crime Law of Torts the Law of torts
29th , 2020 emergencies)  Development of Ubi jus ibi remedium 2013 Presentations
 Mental elements: Intention, Motive, Malice in Pg. 01 to 30
law and in fact
Unit II March 24 Hours  General Defences Ratanlal and Lecture and case Avtar Singh:
02nd to ( 2 hours in  Vicarious liability Dhirajlal: The laws discussion Introduction to
March case of Law of Torts the Law of torts
31st, 2020 emergencies) 2013 Presentations
Pg. 73 – 104
Pg. 141 - 177
 Negligence;
Unit III April 01st 20 Hours  Nuisance; Ratanlal and Lecture and case Avtar Singh:
to April ( 2 hours in  Absolute and Strict Liability Dhirajlal: The laws discussion Introduction to
1
27th , 2020 case of  Legal Remedies: Awards and remoteness of Law of Torts the Law of torts
emergencies) damage 2013 Presentations
Pg. 457 – 622
Pg. 178 - 242
Torts against person

th
Unit IV April 28 21 Hours  Torts effecting body: Ratanlal and Lecture and case Avtar Singh:
to May ( 2 Hours in  Assault Dhirajlal: The laws discussion Introduction to
23rd , 2020 Case of  Battery Law of Torts the Law of torts
Emergency)  Mayhem 2013 Presentations
 False Imprisonment
Pg. 245 – 264
Tort affecting reputation:
 Libel and Slander Pg. 265 – 322
Tort affecting freedom: Pg. 323 – 352

 Malicious Prosecution,
 Malicious Civil Action and Pg. 353 – 370
 Abuse of legal process
Pg. 371 - 453
Tort affecting domestic and other rights:
Marital Rights; Parental Rights; Rights to service;
Intimidation and conspiracy
Tort against property
Salient features of Consumer Protection Act Introduction to

Unit V May 26th 18 Hours 1986: the Law of Torts Lecture and case Avtar Singh:
to June (2 Hours in  Who is a consumer; Defective goods, and Consumer laws discussion Introduction to
15th , 2020 Case of Deficiency in services Protection the Law of torts
Emergency)  Medical Services remedies to consumers Avtar Singh and Presentations
 Consumer Dispute Redressal Agencies: Harpreet Kaur
Limitation for filing complaints, penalties 3rd ed. 2019
Pg.237- 350
Salient features of Motor Vehicle Act 1988 Law of Torts

2
 Liability without fault in certain cases Dr. R K Bangia
Insurance of motor vehicle against third party 24th ed. 2017
risks Pg.441 - 506
 Claims Tribunal
 Offences: Penalties and Procedure
Ravindra K Rajput
Asst. Professor,
SDM Law College,
Mangaluru.
3
COURSE SYLLABUS
Teaching Plan
Course: IV B.A., LL.B. Name of Subject: Insurance Law

Course Objectives:
The Insurance idea is an old Institution of transactional trade. The main objective of every insurance contract is to give financial security and protection to the insured
from any future uncertainty. Hence, insurance is considered as an inevitable component of economic development. Even from olden days merchants who made great
adventures gave money by way of consideration to other persons who made Assurance against loss of their goods merchandisers, ships and things adventured. The rate of
money consideration for mutually agreed upon. Such an agreement enabled other merchants more willingly and more freely to embark upon further trading adventures.
The operational framework of insurance idea is provided by the general principles of contract. The insurance policy being a contract is subject to all the judicial
interpretative techniques of rules of interpretation as propounded by the judiciary. This course is designed to acquaint the students with the conceptual and operational
parameters of insurance law in the light of various legislations regulating Insurance sector in India.
Modules/ Dates No. of Hours Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Reading Methodology Supplementary Remarks
Unit Readings
Introduction
Unit 1 February 10 Hours  Nature Murthy KSN and KVS Lecture and case laws Avtar Singh: Law
10th to (2 hours on  Definition Sharma: Modern law of discussion of Insurance
nd
22 , 2020 case of  History of insurance Insurance in India
emergencies)  History and development of Insurance
in India Srinivasan M N: Principles
 Classification of contract of insurance of Insurance Law
 Nature of insurance contract
February Overview of insurance law in India

24th to 08 Hours (2  Insurance Act, 1938
March 4th , hours on case  Insurance Regulatory and
2020 of Development Authority Act, 1999: its
emergencies) role and functions
Principles of Insurance Law
Unit II March 23 Hours  Principle of good faith Murthy KSN and KVS Lecture and case laws Avtar Singh: Law
4
5th to April (2hours on  Non disclosure Sharma: Modern law of discussion of Insurance
4th, 2020 case of  Misrepresentation in insurance Insurance in India
emergencies) contract
 Insurable interest Srinivasan M N: Principles
 Principle of indemnity of Insurance Law
 Difference between indemnity and
guarantee
 Principle of contribution
 Principle of subrogation
 Principle of loss minimization
 The risk: meaning and scope of risk
 Causa Proxima
 Premium: Definition; Method of
payment; Days of grace; forfeiture;
return of premium
 Assignment of subject matter
Life Insurance
Unit III April 7th 23 Hours  Nature and scope of life insurance Murthy KSN and KVS Lecture and case laws Avtar Singh: Law
to April (2hours on  Kinds of life insurance Sharma: Modern law of discussion of Insurance
29th, 2020 case of  The policy and formation of life Insurance in India
emergencies) insurance contract
 Event insured against Life Insurance Srinivasan M N: Principles
contract of Insurance Law
 Circumstances affecting the risk
 Amount recoverable under life policy
 Person entitled to payment
 Settlement of claim and payment of
money
Life Insurance Corporation Act 1956 :

Overview
General Insurance Business

Nationalisation Act 1972: Overview
The Health and Medical Insurance

5
The Motor Vehicles Act 1988
 Section 140 to 176
 Nature and scope absolute or no fault
liability
 Third party or Compulsory Insurance
of Motor Vehicles
 Claims Tribunal
 Legal aspects of Motor Insurance
Fire Insurance
Unit IV April 30 18 Hours  Nature and scope of fire insurance Murthy KSN and KVS Lecture and case laws Avtar Singh: Law
to May (2 Hours in  Basic principles: conditions and Sharma: Modern law of discussion of Insurance
23rd , 2020 Case of warranties Insurance in India
Emergency)  Rights and duties of parties;
claims ;some legal aspects Srinivasan M N: Principles
of Insurance Law
Introduction of Agriculture Insurance
 History of Crop Insurance in India
 Crop Insurance undertaking; claims
problems associated with Crop
Insurance
 Cattle Insurance in India

 Micro Insurance
Public Liability Insurance

 Public Liability Insurance Act 1991:
Overview
 Claims
Consumer courts and Insurance

Ombudsman
Unit V May 26nd 13 Hours Marine Insurance Murthy KSN and KVS Lecture and case laws Avtar Singh: Law
to June (2 Hours in  Nature and scope Sharma: Modern law of discussion of Insurance
15th, 2020 Case of  Classification of marine policies Insurance in India
6
Emergency)  Insurable interest
 Insurable value Srinivasan M N: Principles
 Marine insurance and policy of Insurance Law
 Conditions and Express warranties
 Voyage deviation
 Perils of sea
 Loss: kinds of loss
The Marine Insurance Act of 1963

(section 1 to 91)
Ravindra K Rajput
Asst. Professor,
SDM Law College,
Mangaluru.
7
Department of Law
Course: V BBALLB/V BALLB/III LLB
February 10 to June 15 Name of Sub: Indian Penal Code
Course Objectives: To understand the meaning of crime, methods of controlling them and the essential principles of
criminal liability by a study of a range of offences under the Indian Penal Code.
Unit 1 8 Hours General Prof. T Bhattacharyya
Reading
(2 hours on The Indian Penal
Principles of
General Feb 1 to on case Code 6th Edition 2010
Principles of Crime; P. NO 1 to 59
28
of Crime emergen
Conceptions of K.D Gaur Lecture
cies)
Crime; Text book Method and
Distinction on Indian Case laws
between Crime Penal Code
th
and other wrongs 4 Edition
10 Hours under common 2011 Lecture
(2 hours
on case Law – Crime and Reprint Method and
of morality P.No 1 to 11 Case laws
emergen
cies) distinction – Rathanlal
Circumstances And
when morality Dhirajlal on
amounts to crime The Indian
- State’s Penal Code
responsibility to 34th Edition
detect, control Reprint
and punish crime. 2016 P. No
Principles of 1 to 124
criminal liability –
Actus reus and S.N Mishra
mens rea (also on Indian
statutory Penal Code
offences) and 20th Edition
other maxims; 2016 P.No
Variations in 125 to 167
liability –
Mistake,
intoxication,
compulsion,
legally abnormal
persons; Possible
parties to the
crime: Principal
in the I degree;
Principal in the II
degree;
Accessories
before the fact;
Accessories after
the fact. Indian
Penal Code:
General
Explanation,
Sections 6 – 33
and 39 – 52A;
Punishment,
Sections
53 – 75- social
relevance of
Capital
Punishment -
Alternatives to
Capital
Punishment -
Discretion in
awarding
punishment and
minimum
punishment in
respect of certain
offences with
relevance to
precedents
(judgments).
10 Hours General
Unit II Exceptions: Rathanlal
March 1 (2hours Lecture Prof. T Bhattacharyya
General Sections 76 –
And
Exceptions to 20 on case 106; Criminal act Method and on The Indian Penal
Abetment by several Dhirajlal on
of PPT with Code 6th Edition 2010
persons or group:
Criminal emergen Sections 34 – 38; The Indian Case Laws P. NO 61 to 363
Abetment:
Conspiracy cies) Penal Code
Sections 107 –
and 120; Criminal 34th Edition
Conspiracy:
Offences Reprint
Sections 120A &
against 120B; Offences 2016 P. No
against State:
state and 127 to 487
Sections 121 –
Religion 130; Offences
against the public
tranquility: S.N Mishra
Sections 141 – on Indian
160; Offences
relating to Penal Code
election: Sections 20th Edition
171A – 171;
Contempt of 2016 P.No
lawful authority 168 to 453
and public
servants:
Sections 172 –
190; False
evidence and
offences against
public trust:
Sections 172 –
229; Offences
relating to coins
and Government
Stamps: Sections
230 – 263A;
Offences relating
to weights and
measures:
Sections 260 –
294A; Offences
relating to
religion: Section
295 – 298.
Unit III March 08 Hours Offences Rathanlal Lecture Prof. T Bhattacharyya
21 to (2hours affecting human And Method and on The Indian Penal
Offences
affecting April 15 on case life, causing Dhirajlal on Case laws Code 6th Edition 2010
human life
of miscarriage, The Indian P. NO 364 to 535
emergen injuries to unborn Penal Code
cies) children - 34th Edition
Exposure of Reprint
infants, 2016 P. No
concealment of 489 to 821
birth - Hurt,
Grievous Hurt - S.N Mishra
Wrongful on Indian
restraint - Wrong Penal Code
confinement - 20th Edition
Criminal force 2016 P.No
and Assault 454 to 705
(Sections 299 –
358).
Unit IV April 16 25 Hours Kidnapping, Rathanlal Lecture Prof. T Bhattacharyya
Offences
to May (2 Hours Abduction - And Method, PPT on The Indian Penal
affecting
human life 15 in Case Slavery and Dhirajlal on and Case Code 6th Edition 2010
of forced labour – The Indian laws P. NO 536 to 649
Emergen Rape: custodial Penal Code
cy) rape, marital 34th Edition
rape - Prevention Reprint
of immoral traffic 2016 P. No
- Prevention of 801 to 1073
sati - Prohibition
of indecent S.N Mishra
representation of on Indian
women - Penal Code
Unnatural 20th Edition
offences, theft, 2016 P.No
robbery and 705 to 866
dacoity - Criminal
Misappropriation
of property -
Criminal breach
of trust -
Receiving of
stolen property –
Cheating -
Fraudulent deeds
and disposition of
property
(Sections 378 –
424).
Unit V Mischief Rathanlal
May 16 14 Hours (Sections 425 – And Lecture Prof. T Bhattacharyya
Offences
relating to June 440) - Criminal Dhirajlal on Method on The Indian Penal
to
10 Trespass The Indian Code 6th Edition 2010
property,
Marriage, (Sections 441 – Penal Code P. NO 650 to 755
defamatio 462) - Offences 34th Edition
n
relating to Reprint
document and 2016 P. No
property marks 1074 to
(Sections 463 – 1235
480) - Offences
relating to S.N Mishra
marriage on Indian
(Sections 493 – Penal Code
498 A) - 20th Edition
Defamation 2016 P.No
(Sections 499 – 877 to 949
502); Criminal
intimidation and
annoyance and
attempt to
commit such
offences
(Sections 506 –
511).
Dr. Annapoorna Shet
Asst. Prof. of Law
SDM Law College,
Mangaluru
Department of Law
Course: III LLB
Feb 1 to June 15 Name of Sub: Indian Penal
Code
Course Objectives: To understand the meaning of crime, methods of controlling them and the essential principles of
criminal liability by a study of a range of offences under the Indian Penal Code.
Unit 1 8 Hours General Prof. T Bhattacharyya
Reading
(2 hours on The Indian Penal
Principles of
General Feb 1 to in case of Code 6th Edition 2010
Principles emergen Crime; P. NO 1 to 59
Feb28
of Crime cies)
Conceptions of K.D Gaur Lecture
Crime; Text book Method and
Distinction on Indian Case laws
between Crime Penal Code
th
10 Hours and other wrongs 4 Edition
(2 hours under common 2011 Lecture
in case of
emergen Law – Crime and Reprint Method and
cies) morality P.No 1 to 11 Case laws
distinction – Rathanlal
Circumstances And
when morality Dhirajlal on
amounts to crime The Indian
- State’s Penal Code
responsibility to 34th Edition
detect, control Reprint
and punish crime. 2016 P. No
Principles of 1 to 124
criminal liability –
Actus reus and S.N Mishra
mens rea (also on Indian
statutory Penal Code
offences) and 20th Edition
other maxims; 2016 P.No
Variations in 125 to 167
liability –
Mistake,
intoxication,
compulsion,
legally abnormal
persons; Possible
parties to the
crime: Principal
in the I degree;
Principal in the II
degree;
Accessories
before the fact;
Accessories after
the fact. Indian
Penal Code:
General
Explanation,
Sections 6 – 33
and 39 – 52A;
Punishment,
Sections
53 – 75- social
relevance of
Capital
Punishment -
Alternatives to
Capital
Punishment -
Discretion in
awarding
punishment and
minimum
punishment in
respect of certain
offences with
relevance to
precedents
(judgments).
10 Hours General
Unit II Exceptions: Rathanlal
March 1 (2hours Lecture Prof. T Bhattacharyya
General Sections 76 –
And
Exceptions to 15 in case of 106; Criminal act Method and on The Indian Penal
Abetment emergen by several Dhirajlal on PPT with Code 6th Edition 2010
persons or group:
Criminal cies) The Indian Case Laws P. NO 61 to 363
Sections 34 – 38;
Conspiracy With Abetment: Penal Code
Sections 107 –
and Presenta 34th Edition
120; Criminal
Offences tations Conspiracy: Reprint
Sections 120A &
against 2016 P. No
120B; Offences
state and against State: 127 to 487
Sections 121 –
Religion
130; Offences
against the public S.N Mishra
tranquility:
Sections 141 – on Indian
160; Offences Penal Code
relating to
election: Sections 20th Edition
171A – 171; 2016 P.No
Contempt of
lawful authority 168 to 453
and public
servants:
Sections 172 –
190; False
evidence and
offences against
public trust:
Sections 172 –
229; Offences
relating to coins
and Government
Stamps: Sections
230 – 263A;
Offences relating
to weights and
measures:
Sections 260 –
294A; Offences
relating to
religion: Section
295 – 298.
Unit III March 08 Hours Offences Rathanlal Lecture Prof. T Bhattacharyya
16 to (2hours affecting human And Method and on The Indian Penal
Offences
affecting March in case of life, causing Dhirajlal on Case laws Code 6th Edition 2010
human life
30 emergen miscarriage, The Indian P. NO 364 to 535
cies) injuries to unborn Penal Code
children - 34th Edition
Exposure of Reprint
infants, 2016 P. No
concealment of 489 to 821
birth - Hurt,
Grievous Hurt - S.N Mishra
Wrongful on Indian
restraint - Wrong Penal Code
confinement - 20th Edition
Criminal force 2016 P.No
and Assault 454 to 705
(Sections 299 –
358).
Unit IV April 1 25 Hours Kidnapping, Rathanlal Lecture Prof. T Bhattacharyya
Offences
to April (2 Hours Abduction - And Method, PPT on The Indian Penal
affecting
human life 30 in Case Slavery and Dhirajlal on and Case Code 6th Edition 2010
of forced labour – The Indian laws P. NO 536 to 649
Emergen Rape: custodial Penal Code
cy) rape, marital 34th Edition
rape - Prevention Reprint
of immoral traffic 2016 P. No
- Prevention of 801 to 1073
sati - Prohibition
of indecent S.N Mishra
representation of on Indian
women - Penal Code
Unnatural 20th Edition
offences, theft, 2016 P.No
robbery and 705 to 866
dacoity - Criminal
Misappropriation
of property -
Criminal breach
of trust -
Receiving of
stolen property –
Cheating -
Fraudulent deeds
and disposition of
property
(Sections 378 –
424).
Unit V Mischief Rathanlal
May 1 25 Hours (Sections 425 – And Lecture Prof. T Bhattacharyya
Offences
relating to May With 440) - Criminal Dhirajlal on Method on The Indian Penal
to
30 Question Trespass The Indian Code 6th Edition 2010
property,
Marriage, Paper (Sections 441 – Penal Code P. NO 650 to 755
defamatio
Discussio 462) - Offences 34th Edition
n
n relating to Reprint
document and 2016 P. No
property marks 1074 to
(Sections 463 – 1235
480) - Offences
relating to S.N Mishra
marriage on Indian
(Sections 493 – Penal Code
498 A) - 20th Edition
Defamation 2016 P.No
(Sections 499 – 877 to 949
502); Criminal
intimidation and
annoyance and
attempt to
commit such
offences
(Sections 506 –
511).
Mr. Maheshchandra
Nayak
Asst. Prof. of Law
SDM Law College,
Mangaluru
COURSE SYLLABUS
Teaching Plan
Course:III LL.B. (3 YR) VI sem Name Smt. Swathi.B

Subject: IntellectualProperty Rights-II

Course Objectives:
Intellectual Property Law has assumed a great importance in recent times as a result of the recognition that “knowledge is property”. The
creations of the human brain as IP are required to be understood and protected. The syllabi encompassing all relevant IP legislations in India
with a view to understand and adjust with changing needs of the society because creative works useful to society and law relating to
innovation/creativity i.e. intellectual property is one of the fastest growing subjects all over the globe because of its significance and
importance in the present era. Disseminate information on national and international IPR issues. The course is designed with a view to create
IPR consciousness; and familiarize the learners about the documentation and administrative procedures relating to IPR in India.
Mod No. Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Reading Methodology Supplementary Readings Remarks

ules/ of
Unit Hou
rs
UNI 20 Indian Copyright Law: Introduction and overview of 1. Narayan, S., Lecture, 1.Acharya, N.K, Text
T-I copyright: Intellectual Property Seminar, Book on Intellectual
 History of the concept of copyright and related Law in India, Group Property Rights, 7th
rights; (Hyderabad: Gogia discussion Edition, (Asia Law
 Nature of copyright: Law Agency, 2005) with case House, 2014)
 Salient features of Copyright Act; 2. Cornish, William, Analysis 2.Das, J.K., Intellectual
 Subject matter of copyright; Literary work; Intellectual Property: Property Rights, 1st
Dramatic work; Musical works; Artistic works; Patents, Copyright, Edition, (Kamal Law
Cinematographic films; Sound recordings; Trademark and Allied House, 2008)
 Term of copyright; Rights, 2nd Edition,
 Computer software and copyright protection; (London: Sweet &
Author and ownership of copyright; Maxwell, 1998) .
 Rights conferred by copyright; Assignment, 3.Unni, Trade Marks
transmission and relinquishment of copyright; and the Emerging
Licences; Infringement of copyright; Remedies concepts of Cyber
against infringement of copyright. Property Rights,
(Kolkata: Eastern Law
House, 2002)
UNIT 15 Biological Diversity Law: Introduction and overview of Ganguli, Prabuddha, Lecture, 1.Acharya, N.K, Text
-II Biological Diversity; Intellectual Property Seminar, Book on Intellectual
 Meaning and scope of Biological Diversity; Rights: Unleashed the Group Property Rights, 7th
 Biological resources and traditional knowledge; knowledge Economy, discussion Edition, (Asia Law
 Salient features of Biological Diversity Act 2002; (Tata Mc with case House, 2014)
 Regulation of access to Biological Diversity; GrawHillPublishing Analysis
 National Biodiversity Authority; Functions and 2. Das, J.K., Intellectual
Co., 2001)
powers of Biodiversity Authority; State Property Rights, 1st
Biodiversity Board; Biodiversity Management Edition, (Kamal Law
Committee and its functions. House, 2008)
UNI 15 Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers Rights Law: Verkey, Elizabeth,-Law Lecture, 1.Acharya, N.K, Text
T-III  Legal concepts relating to the protection of plant of Plant Varieties Seminar, Book on Intellectual
varieties rights; Protection, 1st Edition, Group Property Rights, 7th
 Legal concepts relating to the protection of plant (Eastern Book Co., discussion Edition, (Asia Law
breeders rights; IPR in new plant varieties; 2007 with case House, 2014)
 Policy and objectives of protection of plant Analysis 2. Das, J.K., Intellectual
varieties and farmers rights Act; Property Rights, 1st
 Plant varieties and Farmers rights protection Edition, (Kamal Law
authority; House, 2008)
 National register of plant varieties;
 Procedure for registration;
 Rights and privileges; Benefit sharing;
Compensation to communities; Compulsory
license; Infringement; Relief against infringement;
 National Gene Fund.
UNI 10 Designs Law: Introduction and overview of Designs Law; Acharya, N.K, Text Lecture, Das, J.K., Intellectual
T-IV  Salient features of Designs Law; Book on Intellectual Seminar, Property Rights, 1st
 Procedure for registration; Rights conferred by Property Rights, 7th Group Edition, (Kamal Law
registration; Edition, (Asia Law discussion House, 2008)
 Copyright in registered designs; House, 2014) with case
 Infringement; Analysis
 Powers and duties of Controller;
 Distinction between design, trade mark, copyright
& patent.
UNI 15 International Treaties / Conventions on IPR: TRIPS Lecture, 1.Acharya, N.K, Text
T-V Agreement: Verkey, Elizabeth,-Law Seminar, Book on Intellectual
 Background; Salient Features of TRIPS; of Plant Varieties Group Property Rights, 7th
 TRIPS and Indian IPR; Berne Convention: Protection, 1st Edition, discussion Edition, (Asia Law
Background; Salient features of Berne Convention; (Eastern Book Co., with case House, 2014)
 Convention on Biological Diversity: Objectives 2007) Analysis 2.Das, J.K., Intellectual
Property Rights, 1st
of CBD; Salient features of CBD;
Edition, (Kamal Law
 International IPR agreements affecting protection
House, 2008)
of plant varieties:
 The WTO Doha round of trade negotiations;
International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources
(“ITPGR”).
15 REVISION QUESTION PAPER DISCUSSION Discussion

Total 90
Hrs
TEACHING PLAN -2020
Class: X SEM 5 YEARS
Sub: Intellectual Property Rights-II
Course Teacher: Chandralekha V
UNIT NO. TOPIC PREREQUISITES/ METHODOLOGY SUPPLEMENTAR REMARK
S OF READINGS/ Y READING S
HRS ASSIGNMENTS
UNIT 16 Indian Copyright Law Introduction and Cornish William Lecture method Pal P. –
I overview of copyright – Intellectual and Intellectual
Nature of copyright Subject matter of copyright Property Discussion on Property Rights
Term of copyright specific cases in India
Author and ownership B L Wadhera
of copyright Intellectual
Rights conferred by Property
copyright
Infringement of copyright
Remedies against
infringement of copyright
UNIT 12 Biological Diversity Law Yashwanth Lecture method

II Meaning, scope and importance, Salient features, Shenoy-
Bio piracy; Regulation of access to Biological Biological
Diversity Diversity Law in
National Biodiversity Authority State India
Biodiversity Board; Biodiversity Management
Committee and its functions.
UNIT 10 Protection of Plant Varieties and Farmers Rights N.K. Acharaya Lecture method
III Law 198-210
plant breeders
rights; IPR in new plant varieties; Farmers Elizabeth
rights protection authority; National register of Verkey- Law of
plant varieties; registration; Rights and Plant Varieties
privileges; Benefit sharing; Compensation to Protection
communities;
Compulsory licence; relief
UNIT 15 Designs Law- Salient Cornish William Lecture method P. Narayanan-
IV features of Designs Law; registration; Rights – Intellectual Intellectual
conferred by registration; Copyright in registered Property Property Law
designs; Infringement Pal P. –
B L Wadhera Intellectual
Intellectual Property Rights
Property in India
UNIT 12 International Treaties/ Conventions on IPR: Listed articles Lecture method

V TRIPS and Indian IPR; available in library
Berne Convention: Paris Case study-
Prescribed Books:
1. P. Narayanan – Intellectual Property Law
2. Cornish William – Intellectual Property
Reference Books:
1. Ganguli – Intellectual Property Rights: Unleashed the Knowledge Economy
2. Pal P. – Intellectual Property Rights in India
3. N.K. Acharya- Intellectual Property Rights
4. Elizabeth Verkey- Law of Plant Varieties Protection

Labour Law I
Course Objectives:
The students are acquainted with the Industrial framework relating to wages, social security and welfare of labour. Referring to the
Constitutional provisions and the ILO Conventions and recommendations the labour welfare is generally envisaged shall be studied. Students
will be taught the provisions of Trade Unions Act, 1926, Industrial Disputes Act, 1947, Employ ees’ State Insurance Act, 1948, Payment of Wages
Act, 1936, Factories Act, 1948 . These legislations are to be studied to realize the importance of these legislation and to apply them in the day to
day life. These above mentioned legislations are to be analysed by examining historical background, underlying its objectives, judicial
interpretations and effectiveness of these legislations in the days of changed economic policies.
Modules Dates No. Topic / Syllabus Pre – Methodology Supplementary Remarks

/ Unit Hours requisite Readings
Reading
Unit I Feb 8 – 27 15 Historical aspects - Master and S N Mishra Lecture Judgment of the
Slave Relationship, Trade Method Supreme Court
Unionism in India and UK - and the various
Enactment of the Trade Unions High Courts in
Act, 1926- ILO Conventions India
relating to Trade Unions and
relevant Constitutional
provisions.
A bird’s eye view of the Act --
Definitions - Trade Union, Trade
Dispute, etc. - Provisions relating
to registration, withdrawal and
cancellation of registration -
Funds of Trade Union,
Immunities, problems of Trade
Union, Amalgamation of Trade
Union -Recognition of Trade
Unions - Methods, need and
efforts in this regard, Collective
Bargaining - Meaning, methods,
status of collective bargaining
settlements, collective bargaining
and liberalisation.
Unit II Feb28- 13 Historical Background and S N Mishra Lecture Judgment of the

Marrch 15 Introduction to the Industrial Method Supreme Court
Disputes Act, 1947 - Definitions - and the various
High Courts in
Industry, Workman, Industrial
India
Dispute, Appropriate
Government, etc., - Authorities/
Industrial Dispute resolution
machinery - Works Committee,
Conciliation and Board of
Conciliation — Powers and
Functions, Court of Inquiry,
Grievance Settlement Authority.
Voluntary Arbitration U/S 10-A,

Compulsory Adjudication-
Government’s power of reference
U/S- 10 - Critical analysis with
reference to decided cases.
Compulsory Adjudication -
Composition, Qualification,
Jurisdiction, powers of
adjudication authorities, - Award
and Settlement - Definition,
Period of operation, binding
nature and Juridical Review of
award.
Unit III March 16- 21 Law relating to regulation of S N Mishra Lecture Judgment of the
April 8 strikes and lockouts- Definition Method Supreme Court
of strikes and lockouts, Analysis and the various
with reference to Judicial High Courts in
Interpretations, Regulation U/Ss India
22, 23, 10-A(4-A), and 10 (3),
illegal strikes and lockouts,
penalties. - Regulation of Job
losses- concepts of Lay-off,
Retrenchment, Closure and
Transfer of undertakings with
reference to statutory definition
and Judicial Interpretations -
Regulation of job losses with
reference to the provisions of
chapter V A and V B of the ID
Act, 1947 - Regulation of
managerial prerogatives - Ss. 9A,
11A, 33 and 33A of ID Act, 1947
- Certified Standing Orders -
Meaning and Procedure for
Certification, Certifying officers-
Powers and Functions, etc.
Unit IV April 8- 24 Concept and Importance of Social S N Mishra Lecture Judgment of the
May 14 Security - Influence of I.L.O. - Method Supreme Court
Constitutional Mandate. The and the various
Employees’ Compensation Act, High Courts in
1923 — Definitions - employee, India
employer, dependent, partial
disablement, total disablement,
etc. - Employer’s liability for
compensation —Conditions and
Exceptions - Procedure for
claiming compensation.
Computation of Compensation.
Commissioner- Jurisdiction,
Powers, etc.
The Employees’ State Insurance

Act, 1948 - Definitions -
Employment injury, contribution,
dependent, employee, principal
employer, etc. - Employees’ State
Insurance Funds - contribution,
Benefits available -
Administrative Mechanism -
E.S.I Corporation, Standing
Committee, Medical Benefits
Council - Composition, Powers,
Duties - Adjudication of Disputes
- E.S.I Courts. Comparative
analysis of the E.S.I. Act, 1948
with the Employees’
Compensation Act, 1923
Unit V May 15 – 22 The Payment of Wages Act, 1936 S N Mishra Lecture Judgment of the
Jun 10 - Definitions — employed Method Supreme Court
person, factory, industrial and and the various
other establishment, wages, etc. - High Courts in
Deductions — Authorities - India
Inspectors and Payment of Wages
Authority.
The Factories Act, 1948 —
Definitions - factory,
manufacturing process, occupier,
worker,
hazardous process, etc. -
Provisions of the Factories Act
relating to health, safety and
welfare of workers - Provisions
relating to Hazardous process -
Provisions relating to working
conditions of employment -
Working Hours, Weekly leave,
Annual leave facility - Provisions
relating to regulation of
employment of women, children
and young persons.
Prescribed Books :
 S. C. Srivastava – Industrial Relations and Labour Laws
 Dr. V . G Goswami – Labour Industrial Laws
 S. N. Mishra – Labour and Industrial Laws
 S. C. Srivastava – Treatise on Social Security
 Bonded Labour System Abolition Act, 1976
 Equal Remuneration Act, 1976
 Inter-State Migration Workers Act, 1979
 Protection of Women Against Sexual Harassment Act, 2013
 The Karnataka Shops and Commercial Establishment Act, 1961
 The Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation)Act 1986
 The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1972
 The Payment of Bonus Act, 1965
 The Industrial Dispute Act, 1947
 The Payment of Wages Act, 1936
 Unorganized Workers Social Security Act, 2008
 The Economic Special Zones Act, 2005
 Reference Books :
 O.P. Malhotra – Law of Industrial Dispute
 G Ramanujam – Indian Labour Movement
 P. L. Malik- Industrial Law
 Mamoria And Mamoria – Dynamics of Industrial Relations
 First National Commission Report , 1969
 The Second National Commission Report, 2002
 International Labour Conventions and Recommendations.
Santhosh Prabhu
Assistant Professor of Law
SDM Law College, Mangalore
Course SYLLABUS
Teaching Plan
Course: I BBA Name of Subject: Law of Tort
Lecture hours/weekly: 6 hours

Course Objectives
The course is designed to study the principle of tortuous, the defenses available in an action for torts, the capacity of
parties to sue and sued and matters connected there with. Further, this course is designed to study specific torts against
individual and property. With rapid industrialization, in adequacy of law to protect the individual is exposed. An attempt
shall be accorded to the individuals against mass tort and industrial torts. Keeping in the expensive character of legal
proceedings the student should reflect on the alternative forms and also the remedy provided under the Consumer
Protection Act of 1986.
Modules Dates No. of Hours Topic/Syllabs Pre- Methodology Supplementary Remarks

/ Unit requisite Reading
Reading
Unit I Feb 10th to 17 Hours (2 hrs in  Evolution of torts. Ratanlal&D Lecture Dr.R.K.Bangya
Feb 29th case of emergency)  Nature & Scope of law of tort hirajlal: The &caselaw Law of torts
2020  Meaning law of tort discussion
 Tort distinguished from 2013 p.g 01 Presentation
contract, crime to 30
 Development of
UbijusibiRemedium- Mental
elements
 Motive, Malice in Law & Fact
Unit II March 2nd 24 hours (2 hours  General Defences Ratanlal&D Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
to March in case  Vicarious liability hirajlal Case Law Law of tort
31st2020 emergencies) discussion
Pg 73-104 Presentation
Pg 141-177
Unit III April 1st to 20 hours (2 hours  Negligence RatanlalDhi Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
23rd April in case of  Nuisance rajlal Case Law Law of tort
emergencies)  Absolute Strict Liability Pg:496-570 discussion
 Legal remedies Pg.655-679 Presentation
Unit IV April 24 20 hours (2 hour in  Tort against person Law of torts Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
May 16 case of  Tort affecting body Dr.J.M.Ppa Case Law
emergencies)  Tort affecting reputation ndya discussion
 Tort affecting freedom pg.161-225 Presentation
 Tort affecting domestic and
other rights
Unit V May 18 to 16 hours (2 hour in  Consumer Protection Act 1986 Law of Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
May 30 case of Torts Case Law Law of tort
emergencies) Dr.J.M.Pan discussion
dya Pg.475 Presentation
to 508
Course SYLLABUS
Teaching Plan
Course: I (5)A Name of Subject: Law of

Tort
Lecture hours/weekly: 6 hours

Course Objectives
The course is designed to study the principle of tortuous, the defenses

available in an action for torts, the capacity of parties to sue and sued and
matters connected there with. Further, this course is designed to study
specific torts against individual and property. With rapid industrialization,
in adequacy of law to protect the individual is exposed. An attempt shall be
accorded to the individuals against mass tort and industrial torts. Keeping
in the expensive character of legal proceedings the student should reflect on
the alternative forms and also the remedy provided under the Consumer
Protection Act of 1986.
Modules Dates No. of Hours Topic/Syllabs Pre- Methodology Supplementary Remark

/ Unit requisite Reading
Reading
Unit I Feb 10th 17 Hours (2  Evolution of Ratanlal Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
to Feb hrs in case of torts. & caselaw Law of torts
29th emergency)  Nature & Dhirajlal: discussion
2020 Scope of law of The law Presentation
tort of tort
 Meaning 2013 p.g
 Tort 01 to 30
distinguished
from contract,
crime
 Development
of Ubi jus ibi
Remedium-
Mental
elements
 Motive, Malice
in Law & Fact
Unit II March 24 hours (2  General Ratanlal Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
2nd to hours in case Defences & Case Law Law of tort
March emergencies)  Vicarious Dhirajlal discussion
31st liability Presentation
2020 Pg 73-
104
Pg 141-
177
Unit III April 1st 20 hours (2  Negligence Ratanlal Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
to 23rd hours in case  Nuisance Dhirajlal Case Law Law of tort
April of  Absolute Strict Pg:496- discussion
emergencies) Liability 570 Presentation
 Legal remedies Pg.655-
679
Unit IV April 24 20 hours (2  Tort against Law of Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
May 16 hour in case person torts Case Law
of  Tort affecting Dr.J.M.P discussion
emergencies) body pandya Presentation
 Tort affecting pg.161-
reputation 225
 Tort affecting
freedom
 Tort affecting
domestic and
other rights
Unit V May 18 16 hours (2  Consumer Law of Lecture & Dr.R.K.Bangya
to May hour in case Protection Act Torts Case Law Law of tort
30 of 1986 Dr.J.M .P discussion
emergencies) andya Presentation
Pg.475 to
508
Department of Law
Course: V BBALLB/V BALLB/III LLB
February 10 to June 15 Name of Sub: Family law II MOHAMMEDAN LAW AND INDIAN
SUCCESSION ACT Lecture hours/weekly: 6 Hours
Course Objectives: This course is designed to endow the students with knowledge of both the codified and uncodified portions of Mohammedan Law. The course
concerns itself with the sources, schools, institutions, succession, maintenance, menace of dowry, etc. In addition the students have to familiarize themselves with the
provisions of the Indian Succession Act
Unit 1 8 Hours Development of Islamic Lecture B B Mitra - Indian Succession
Reading
(2 hours Act, 1925
Law: Advent of Islam & Method and
Development Feb 1 to on case
of development of Muslim Case laws A. A. A Fyzee - Outlines of
of Islamic 28
Law emergen Law, Schools of Islamic Mohammedan Law
cies) Mulla - Principles
D. D Basu - Law of Succession
Law, the Shariat Act,
of Mohammedan
Paras Diwan - Family Law: Law
1937. Concept of
Law Paras Diwan -
of Marriage and Divorce in India
Marriage: Definition, Law of Intestate
M Bhattachargee - Muslim Law
object, nature, essential and Testamentary
and the Constitution
10 Hours requirements of a Succession
(2 hours Muslim marriage,
on case classification of
of
emergen marriage - Legal effects
cies) of valid, void and
irregular marriage -
Muta marriage; Sources
of Islamic law;
Customary practices
and State regulation:
Polygamy; Child
marriage; Pre-emption;
Wakf; Dower.
10 Hours Conversion and its Mulla - Principles Lecture

Unit II of Mohammedan
March 1 (2hours consequences on Method and
Conversion
and its to 20 on case family: Marriage, Law Paras Diwan - Case laws
consequences Law of Intestate
on family of Guardianship, PPT
Succession. Child and and Testamentary
emergen
Succession
cies) Family: Legitimacy,
Custody, maintenance
and education,
Guardianship and
parental rights
Unit III March 08 Hours Matrimonial Remedies Mulla - Principles Tahir Mohamood - Mohammedan
21 to (2hours under Islamic Law and of Mohammedan Law. I
Matrimonial Indian Divorce Act, Law Paras Diwan - Indian Divorce Act, 1869 - Bare
April 15 on case
Remedies
1869(Amended Act) Law of Intestate Act
under of
Islamic Law Nullity of marriage - and Testamentary
emergen
and Indian Bar to matrimonial Succession
Divorce Act, cies)
relief. Alimony and
Maintenance: Alimony
and Maintenance as an
independent remedy- A
review under Muslim
law, Indian Divorce Act,
1869, provisions under
the Criminal Procedure
Code, 1973.
Maintenance of
divorced Muslim
Women under the
Muslim Women
(Protection of Rights on
Divorce) Act, 1986.
Unit IV April 16 25 Hours Will and Inheritance: Mulla - Principles Lecture
to May (2 Hours Will-Meaning, of Mohammedan Method and
Will and Law Paras Diwan - Case laws
15 in Case difference between will
Inheritance
and gift, Will made in Law of Intestate
of
death bed or during and Testamentary
Emergen
Succession
cy) illness; Muslim law of
Inheritance - Shia and
Sunni schools.
Distribution of property
under Indian Succession
Act of 1925( Of
Christians, Parsis and
Jews)- Domicile - Parsis
Intestate succession and
Non Parsis Intestate
succession, Succession
certificate, Probate and
letters of
administration, powers
and duties of executor.
Unit V Wills - Privileged and Mulla - Principles Lecture
May 16 14 Hours unprivileged wills - of Mohammedan Method and
Wills - Construction of Wills in Law Paras Diwan - Case laws
Privileged to June
brief - Void bequests, Law of Intestate
and 10
unprivilege void wills, kinds of and Testamentary
d wills legacies - Protection of Succession
property of the
deceased. Family Courts
Act, 1984Constitution,
powers, and its
functions. Need for
Uniform Civil Code-
Article 44 of Indian
Constitution.
Dr. Annapoorna Shet

Asst. Prof. of Law
SDM Law College,
Mangaluru
Constitutional Law II
Modules/ No. Topic/Syllabus Pre- requisite Methodology Supplementary Remarks

Units Hours Reading Readings
Unit I 20 Federal system : M P Jain Lecture Judicial
Organisation of State Constitutional Method pronouncements
Law Vol I & II
Unit II 22 Executive : power and V N Shukla Lecture

functions of President, Constitution Method Judicial
Governor, Parliament, State of India pronouncements
Legislature, Council of & Discussions on
Ministers – Prime Minister current situations
and Chief Minister
Unit III 25 Power and functions of M P Jain Lecture Judicial
Speaker in the parliament Constitutional Method pronouncements
and State Legislature . Law Vol. I & II & Discussions on
Anti Defection Laws . currents
Judiciary- appointment,
power, jurisdiction and
Transfer of Judges
Unit IV 15 Powers and Functions of M P Jain Lecture Judicial
Election Commission, Public Constitutional Method pronouncements
Service Commission and Law Vol. I & II & Discussions on
Constitutional protection to currents
Civil Servants in India
State liability for Torts and
Contracts
Unit V 15 Various types and effect of M P Jain Lecture Judicial

emergency on Fundamental Constitutional Method pronouncements
Rights, Constitutional Law Vol. I & II
Interpritations, Basic
Structure Theory, working of
the Constitution and its
review.
This subject gives a overall pictures of Constitutional provisions regarding the powers and
functions of the various organs of the Government. It emphasizes on federal structure and
its functions. The study also critically analyses the role played by the judiciary in various
contemporary critical constitutional issues.
II BBA (5yrs) Dr. Reshma

Labour Law II
In this course the students are made to understand the legal framework relating to social security
and welfare legislations to acquaint the various rights and benefits available to the labour force in
India. It also critically analyse and examine the historical background, objectives, judicial
pronouncements and the impact of these legislations in the changing economiv policies.
Modules No. Topic/Syllabus Pre- requisite Methodology Supplementary Remarks

/Units Hours Reading Readings
Unit I 20 Concept and importance K M Pillai Lecture Judicial
o social security in ILO Labour and Method pronouncements
and the Constitutional Industrial
mandate. The Employees Laws
Compensation Act, 1923
Unit II 15 The Employees State S N Mishra Lecture Judicial

Insurance Act, 1948 and Labour and Method pronouncements
its comparison with Industrial
Employees Laws
Compensation Act, 1923.
Unit III 15 The Employees provident S N Mishra Lecture Judicial

Fund Act, 1952 and Labour and Method pronouncements
Maternity Benefit Act, Industrial
1961 Laws
Unit IV 15 The Payment of Wages Dr. V G Lecture Judicial
Act, 1936. Minimum Goswami Method pronouncements
Wages Act, 1948 and The Labour and
Factories Act, 1948 Industrial
Laws Vol. I
Unit V 20 The Unorganised Dr. V G Lecture Judicial

Workers Social Security Goswami Method pronouncements
Act, 2008. Globalisation, Labour and
Privatization and Social Industrial
Security and Social Laws Vol. I
Welfare legislations in
India under new
economic policy
IV A &IV BBA Dr. Reshma

Department of Law
Course: BA.LLB 3RD YEAR VI SEM Name of Sub: PROPERTY LAW
Course Objectives: The course is aimed to study the concept of Property its nature and general Principles as well as other substantive
law relating to specific transfer like sale, mortgage, lease,exchange,gift and actionable claim. It also includes an exposure into the
concept of trust.
Modules/Unit Date No of Hours Topic Pre-requisite Methodoloy Supplementary Readings Remarks
Feb
2020 S.N.Sukla
Unit 1 18 Hours 1.Meaning. Lecture 1. Mulla
General Principles 2.Definition. Transfer of Property Method and Transfer of Property
Of TP Act 3. Concept. Act Case Law Act.
4.Operation of Method
Transfer. 2. Subbarao
5.Direction for Dr.R.K.Sinha Transfer of Property.
accumulation.
6. Rules of The Transfer of 3. G.P.Tripathi
acceleration. Property Act The Transfer of
7. Fulfillment of Property Act
Condition
Unit II March- 20 Hours 1. Transfer by S.N.Sukla
Doctrine of 2020 ostensible and Lecture
Election co-owner Transfer of Method Case
2. Priority of Property Act Laws and
Rights. Seminar.
3. Rent Paid
under Dr.R.K.Sinha
Defective
Title. The Transfer of
4. Improvement Property Act
made by
bonafide
holder
5. Doctrine of
Lis
Pendense.’
6. Fraudulent
transfer.
Unit III Apr- 18 Hours 1. Definition S.N.Sukla
Mortgages of 2020 2. Kinds Transfer of Lecture
Immovable 3. Rights and Property Act Method &
Property Liabilities Group
4. Priority discussion
5. Marshalling
&Contributio
n
Unit IV May 20hrs. 1. Meaning DR.R.K.Sinha Lecture
Sale of Immovable 2020 2. Rights and The Transfer of Method Case
Property Liabilities of Property Act Laws and
Lease seller and buyer. Seminar
Exchange 3. Difference
Gifts between sale and
contract of sale.
4. Lease:-
Definition Scope
Creation
Rights and
Liabilities.
5. Exchange:-
Definition and
modes
6. Gifts:- Scope,
Meaning, Mode
of Transfer
Universal gift
Onerous gift
Unit V June 10Hours 1.Definition M.P.Tandon
LAW OF TRUST 2020 2. Comparsion Indian Trust Act Lecture Dr. Nat Khublall
3. Kinds 1882 Method Law of Trusts Equity and
4.Appointment Trust
5. Duties and
Liabilities B.M.Gandhi Equity Trusts
6. Rights and and Specific Relief
Powers
7. Rights and
Liabilities
Mrs.Sanghamitra Roy Pai

Asst. Prof of Law
SDM LAW COLLEGE, MANGALORE
COURSE:1V yr (5yrs LLB & IIyr (3YRS LLB)
SBUJECT :CLINICAL COURSE II, ADR
SHARIKA RAI, Asst Professor
OBJECTIVES: In the present scenario ADR has become very relevant form of dispute resolution.
Considering the delay, technicalities and cost involved in the conventional court system of dispute
resolution, ADR has emerged as an alternative to the traditional court system for dispute resolution.
ADR has become the most sought after forum for dispute resolution especially in commercial
matters. The skills involved is also different. Therefore is course enables the students to explore
other means of dispute resolution and imbibe necessary skills through various exercises.
UNITS NO OF TOPIC PRESCRIBED READING METHODOLOGY SUPPLEMENTARY

HOURS READING
Unit II 10 hrs Methods of Dispute Arbitration and Lecture, and Tripati, Arbitration
Resoulution: Conciliation Act, 1996 Black Board/ and Conciliation
Adversarial Method PPT/Assignment/ Act,1996
Other Methods: Guest Lectures Avtar Singh
Arbitration, Arbitration and
Mediation, Conciliation and Conciliation
Negotiation. Act,1996
Advantges and Disadvantages.
Need for ADR, Suitability and
International Commitments.
ADR under Civil Prodcedure
Code
Unit II 25 hrs Arbitration: Arbitration and Arbitration and Lecture and Black Tripati, Arbitration
Conciliation Act 1996. Conciliation Act, 1996 Board/PPT and Conciliation
Meaning Act,1996
Attributes Avtar Singh
General principles of Arbitration Arbitration and
Arbitration Agreement Conciliation
Qualities and qualifications of Act,1996
Arbitrator
Appointment of Arbitrator
Procedure of Arbitration
Arbitral Award
Unit III 15 hrs Conciliation: Arbitration and Lecture/ Black Tripati, Arbitration
Meaning Conciliation Act,1996 Board/ PPT/Role and Conciliation
Kinds of Conciliation: Play Act,1996
Facilitative, Evaluative, Court Avtar Singh
Annexed, Compulsory. Arbitration and
Role of conciliator Conciliation
Duties of Conciliator Act,1996
Qualities of Conciliator Rajan R.D- A Primer
Stages of Conciliation on Alternative
Conciliation under various Dispute Resolution
Statutes- Industrial Disputes
Act1947, Family Courts
Act1984, Hindu Marriage Act
1955.
Unit IV 15hrs Negotiaion: Rajan R.D- A Primer Lecture/ Black
Styles of Negotiation on Alternative Board/PPT/ Role
Different Approaches to Dispute Resolution Play
Negotiation
Phases of Negotiation Madabhushi Sridhar -
Qualities of a Negotiator Alternative Dispute
Power to Negotiate Resolution
Unit V 15 hrs Mediation : Rajan R.D- A Primer Lecture /Black Sampath D.K,
Qualities of Mediator on Alternative Board /PPT/ Role Mediation concept
Role of Mediator Dispute Resolution Play and technique in
Characteristics of Mediation support of
Process Madabhushi Sridhar - resolution of
Different models of Mediation Alternative Dispute disputes(National
Code of Conduct for Mediators. Resolution Law School of India
University)
SDM LAW COLLEGE, MANGALORE
COURSE:V yr (5yrs LLB)
SBUJECT : COURSE I, LAW OF EVIDENCE
SHARIKA RAI, Asst Professor
OBJECTIVES: The Law of Evidence has great significance amongst procedural law and practice. The
knowledge of Law of Evidence is indispensible for a legal practitioner. The course helps the students
to understand the relevancy of facts, admissibility and also the evidentiary value of various evidence.
It helps the students to know the rules of examination of witness and the nuances of conducting
examination of witness. The study of Law of Evidence is indispensible for every specialised area of
law.
UNITS NO OF TOPIC PRESCRIBED READING METHODOLOGY SUPPLEMENTARY

HOURS READING
Unit I 2o hrs Introduction: Ratanlal Dhirajlal, Law Lecture, black M.Rama Jois, Legal
Substantive and procedural law of Evidence board and and Constitutional
Evidence in customary law Discussion History of India
British principles of evidence
Other legislations dealing with
evidence , spl reference to CPC
CrPC, Bankers Book Evidence
Act, Commercial Document
Evidence Act
Applicability of the Indian
Evidence Act,1861
Kinds of Evidence
Presumptions, proved,
disproved, not proved
Fact in issue and relevancy of
Facts
Relevancy of Facts:Doctrine of
Res Gestae
Evidence of Common intention
Relevancy of otherwise
irrelevant facts
Facts to prove right or customs
Facts to prove state of mind
/body or bodily feelings
Admission: its relevancy
Unit II 20 hrs Relevancy and admissibility of Ratanlal Dhirajlal, Law Lecture/ Black Batuklal, Law of
confessions of Evidence Board / Evidence
Dying Declaration-appreciation Discussion
of evidence
Other statements of persons
who cannot be called as witness
Relevance of judgements-
General principles of fraud and
collusion
Expert evidence- General
Principles , who is an expert,
types and evidentiary value.
Unit III 15 hrs Character Evidence – Meaning, Ratanlal Dhirajlal, Law Lecture/ Black Batuklal, Law of
Relevancy in Civil and Criminal of Evidence board/ Discussion Evidence
Cases
Oral and Documentary Evidence
General Principles concerning
oral and documentary evidence.
Principles concerning exclusion
by evidence.
Unit IV 20 hrs Burden of Proof- General Ratanlal Dhirajlal, Law Lecture method, Batuklal, Law of
conception of Onus Probanda of Evidence Black board, Evidence
and Onus Probantia- exception Discussion
Presumption of Burden of Proof
Special reference to legitimacy
of child, dowry death
Judicial notice and
Presumptions.
Estoppel
Kinds of Estoppel
Unit V 15 hrs Examination of witness Ratanlal Dhirajlal, Law Lecture, Black Batuklal, Law of
Chief, cross and re-examination of Evidence Board, Guest Evidence
General Principles of lecture by legal
examination practioners
Leading questions
Approvers testimony
Compulsion in answering
questions
Privileged communications
Questions of corroboration
Improper admission of evidence
TEACHING PLAN OF PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW 5(4) YEAR BA LLB AND 4TH YEAR
BB.A LL.B
LECTURE HOURS/ WEEKLY: 12 HOURS
MODULES/UNIT DATE No of TOPIC PREREQUISITE METHODOLOGY SUPPLEMENTARY REMARKS

Hours READING READING
 Definition of
Unit 1 FEB international DR H.O. AGARWAL
DEFINATIOIN AND 10th to 28 Hrs law DR S.K KAPOOR INTERNATIONAL LAW AND
BASIS OF 26  Basis of INTERNATIONAL HUIMAN RIGHTS
INTERNATIONAL
international LAW AND Lecture Method
LAW
SOURCES OF
law HUMAN RIGHTS Case law discussion M.P. TANDON
INTERNATIONAL  Sources and PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
LAW subject of I A SHEARER LAW
SUBJECTS OF international STARKE’S
INTERNATIOPNAL law INTERNATIONAL OPPENHEIM
LAW LAW INTERNATIONAL LAW
9TH EDITION
OXFORD 2008
DR S.K KAPOOR
Unit 2 27TH  State in general INTERNATIONAL Lecture Method
STATES IN FEB 28 Hrs recognition LAW AND Discussion of the DR H.O. AGARWAL
GENERAL TO 28  State of HUMAN RIGHTS INTERNATIONAL LAW AND
RECOGINITION MARCH Territorial problem from HUIMAN RIGHTS
sovereignty question paper
M.P. TANDON
STATE OF I A SHEARER PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
TERRITORIAL STARKE’S LAW
SOVEREIGNITY INTERNATIONAL
LAW OPPENHEIM
INTERNATIONAL LAW
9TH EDITION
OXFORD 2008
 State DR S.K KAPOOR DR H.O. AGARWAL

March jurisdiction INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW AND
30th 28 hrs  Law of state LAW AND Lecture Method HUIMAN RIGHTS
Unit 3 April  Succession of HUMAN RIGHTS Case law discussion
LAW OF THE 22 right and M.P. TANDON
SEA obligation PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
STATE OF LAW
RESPONSIBILIT I A SHEARER
Y STARKE’S OPPENHEIM
SUCCESSION OF INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW
RIGHT AND LAW 9TH EDITION
OBLIGATION OXFORD 2008
DR H.O. AGARWAL
 Extradition INTERNATIONAL LAW AND
Unit 4 April 32 Hrs  Asylum HUIMAN RIGHTS
STATE AND 23 TO  The agents of Lecture Method
INDIVIDUAL- May 22 international DR S.K KAPOOR Old question M.P. TANDON
EXTRADITION, business INTERNATIONAL problem discussion PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
ASYLUM, AND  Envoys and LAW AND LAW
NATIONALITY, other HUMAN RIGHTS
INTERNATIONA representatives OPPENHEIM
L BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL LAW
9TH EDITION
OXFORD 2008
I A SHEARER
STARKE’S
INTERNATIONAL
LAW
o
 Principal organs
Unit 5 May 23 and their DR S.K KAPOOR DR H.O. AGARWAL
The united nation to June 32 Hrs function INTERNATIONAL Lecture Method INTERNATIONAL LAW AND
organization 12  World trade LAW AND HUIMAN RIGHTS
organization HUMAN RIGHTS
 International M.P. TANDON
labour PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL
organisation LAW
I A SHEARER
STARKE’S OPPENHEIM
INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL LAW
LAW 9TH EDITION
OXFORD 2008
Mrs. DEEPA SALIAN

Assistant Professor in Law
Department of Law
Course: BBA.LLB 4th YEAR Name of Sub: INSURANCE LAW
Course Objectives: The course is aimed to acquaint the students with the conceptual and operational
parameters of insurance law in the field of legislations and regulating insurance sector in India
Modules/Unit Date No of Hours Topic Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Readings Remarks
Unit 1 18 Hours 1.Definition Lecture Method 1. Dr.S.R Myneni

INTRODUCTION Feb- 2.History. K.S.N. Murthy and Case Law Law of Insurance
3. Classificatioin and K.V.S Method
2020
4.Overview of Sharma 2. Avtar Singh
Insurance laws in Modern Law of Law of Insurance
India Insurance in
5. Insurance India. 3. B.N.Banerjee
Regulatory and &S.K.Sarvaria
Development Law of Insurance
Authority Act-Its The Insurance
Role and Functions Act 1938 4. R.K.Nagarjun
. Law of Insurance
1.
Unit II 1.Principles of good K.S.N. Murthy Lecture Method
March 20 Hours and K.V.S
Principles of faith Case Laws and
Insurance 2020 2.Misrepresentation Sharma Seminar.
in Insurance Modern Law of
Contract Insurance in
3.Insurable Interest. India.
4. Principle of
Indemnity
5. Principle of The Insurance
Subrogation. Act 1938
6. Principle of Loss
Minimization.
7. Risk:- Meaning
and Scope .
8. Premium:-
Definition Method
of Payment.
Return of Premium
Unit III April 20 Hours 1. Nature & K.S.N. Murthy Lecture Method 1. The Life Insurance
Life Insurance Scope. and K.V.S
2020 & Group Corporation Act 1956
2. Kinds of Sharma
Insurance. Modern Law of discussion 2. General Insurance
3. The policy & Insurance in
(Business)
formation of India.
Life (Nationalization) Act
Insurance.
1972.
4. Risk. The Insurance
5. Settlement of Act 1938
Claim and
payment of
money.
6. General
Insurance
7. Health &
Medical
Insurance.
8. MV Act:-
Nature &
Scope.
Unit IV May 18 hrs. 1. Nature & K.S.N. Murthy Lecture Method
Fire Insurance Scope and K.V.S
2020 Case Laws and
Agriculture 2. Basic Sharma
Insurance Principles Modern Law of Seminar
Public Liability 3. Rights& Insurance in
Insurance Duties India.
4. History of
crop
insurance.
5. Cattle
insurance
6. Micro
insurance
7. Overview
8. Claims
9. Consumer
courts &
Insurance
Ombudsman
Unit V
Marine Insurance 1.Nature & Scope.
Dec 10Hours 2. Classification. Marine Lecture Method
2019 3. Policies. Insurance Act
4. Condition &
Warranties. 1963
5. Voyage
Deviation.
6.Loss
7. Kinds of Loss.
Mrs.Sanghamitra Roy Pai

Asst. Prof of Law
SDM Law College,
Mangalore
Department of Law
Course: BALLB/LLB - Name of Sub: PUBLIC INTERNATIONAL LAW

Course Objectives: To acquaint the students with general principles of International Law.
Modules/Unit No. of Hours Topic Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Readings Remarks
Unit 1 Reading
20 Hours
Nature, definition, origin
Introduction (2 hours in J B Brierly - The Law of
to case of and basis of International S K Kapoor - PPT Method Nations D
International emergencies)
Law. Sources of International and Case laws
Law H Harris - International Law
International Law. Law (Cases and Materials)
Oppenheim - International law,
Relationship between H O Agarwal Volume I, Peace,
Municipal and on Bhagirathlal Das - World
Trade Organization
International Law. Subjects International
of International Law. Law
J G Starke on
Introduction to
International
Law
Unit II 15 Hours States as subjects of S K Kapoor - PPT Method
(2 hours in and Case laws
International Law: -States International
case of
emergencies) in general; Recognition; Law
State territorial sovereignty H O Agarwal
on
International
Law J G Starke
on Introduction
to International
Law
Unit III 18 Hours State Jurisdiction: Law of S K Kapoor - PPT Method
(4 hours in
the sea; State International and Case laws
case of
emergencies) Responsibility; Succession Law
to rights and obligations. H O Agarwal
on
International
Law J G Starke
on Introduction
to International
Law
Unit IV 22 Hours State and Individual - S K Kapoor - PPT Method

(2 hours in Extradition, Asylum and International and Case laws
case of
Nationality; the agents of Law Case laws
emergencies)
international business; H O Agarwal
diplomatic envoys, consuls on
and other representatives; International
the law and practice as to Law J G Starke
treaties on Introduction
to International
Law
Unit V 10 Hours The United Nations S K Kapoor - Lecture
(3 hours in Organization - Principal
International Method and
case of organs and their functions
emergencies) World Trade Organization- Law Case laws
Main features International
H O Agarwal PPT Method
Labour Organization
on and Case laws
International
Law J G Starke
on Introduction
to International
Law
Ms. Suma Suresh Kogilgeri
Assistant Professor of Law

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SDM Law College Mangalore

Course: BALLB/LLB/BBALLB Name of Sub: ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Presentat principle of Natural justice.

Revision of June 1 8 Hours Revision of Syllabus

Mr. Maheshchandra Nayak

Teaching Plan of Banking Law

Course: IV (5years) BA.LLB

Unit 1 10 History of banking in Tannan Lecture Raman

Unit 2 15 Evolution of Central Tannan Lecture Myneni

Unit 3 10 Legal character- control N.M Tripati Lecture Raman

Unit 4 20 Negotiable Instruments- Negotiable Lecture Bangia

Unit 5 20 Good lending principles- Tannan Lecture Avathar Singh

VI SEM 5 YEARS –Company Law

Course teacher: Santhosh Prabhu

UNITS NO. TOPIC PREREQUISITES/ METHODOL SUPPLEMENTA REMARKS

UNIT IV 15 Sources of capital : Shares- C Singhania Lecture Avtar Sing

UNIT NO. TOPIC PREREQUISITES/ METHOD SUPPLEM REMARKS

Corporate social responsibility

Course: II (5years) BBA.LLB Name of Sub: Contract I

Lecture hours/weekly: 6 Hours

Unit 1 10 Hours History – Formation of Mr. Nandan Kamath Law relating

Modules/ Date No of Topic Pre- Methodology Supplementary Remarks

28 ies) indemnity holder – 1. Singh, Avtar, Nexis, 2013)

Surety – Extent of 3. Nair, Krishnan, Method and

Surety’s liability – Co- Law of Contract Case laws

10 Hours Contract of Bailment – 1. Singh, Avtar, Lecture

with Bailment – Rights 2. Law of Special

and duties of Pawnor Contracts by Dr.

May 11 Contract of sale – Singh and Gupta, Lecture

Mr. Karthik Anand

Course: II (5years) BBA.LLB Name of Sub: Contract I

Lecture hours/weekly: 6 Hours

Modules/Unit No of Hours Topic Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Readings

Unit 1 10 Hours History – Formation of Mr. Nandan Kamath Law relating

Course:V B.A., LL.B. IX Semester Name: Dr. Balika

Lecture hours/weekly: 6 Hours

Modules/ No. Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Remarks

Course: III LL.B. (3 YR) VI SEMISTER Name: Dr. Balika

Module No. of Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Reading Methodology Supplementary Readings Remarks

UNIT-I 15  Kaul A.K., Lecture, 1.Bhalla, Raj,

UN 15 International Sales of Goods Formation and  Schmittof Lecture, International Trade

Course: I B.A., LL.B. Name of Subject: Law of Torts

Lecture hours/weekly: 6 Hours

Modules/ Dates No. of Hours Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Methodology Supplementary Remarks

Torts against person

Tort affecting freedom: Pg. 323 – 352

Tort against property

Salient features of Consumer Protection Act Introduction to

Salient features of Motor Vehicle Act 1988 Law of Torts

Course: IV B.A., LL.B. Name of Subject: Insurance Law

Lecture hours/weekly: 6 Hours

February Overview of insurance law in India

Life Insurance Corporation Act 1956 :

General Insurance Business

The Health and Medical Insurance

 Cattle Insurance in India

Public Liability Insurance

Consumer courts and Insurance

The Marine Insurance Act of 1963

Course:III LL.B. (3 YR) VI sem Name Smt. Swathi.B

Lecture hours/weekly: 6 Hours

Mod No. Topic/Syllabus Pre-requisite Reading Methodology Supplementary Readings Remarks

15 REVISION QUESTION PAPER DISCUSSION Discussion

UNIT 12 Biological Diversity Law Yashwanth Lecture method