96

E. A. Lt.E' (${one.i5- Year Integrated ecurse

4 {X- Seruest+r

Faper:9{}l
I-nternel .A.ssessment; 2S Marks
ThcorY: Siih{erks
Total: 1{}0 Manks
' Time:3 hours
Note:

,1-iv,

shall earrY 20 L'{arks'

U rit-I

ain land from operations of the Act (Section 4)'

Revenue Officers (Sections 6-22)'

ue (Sections 61-96)'
Ilartition t$octions I 1 0-i 25)'
Arbitration (Seetions 127 -L3 5)'

Harish v' Gisha Ram, AIR 19Sl SC 695'

Unit-Itr
TtreePunjab TenaneY Act' 188?
Defir"ritir;ns f seetion 4)
"

Rights ot' Occupancy (Sections 5-1 1)'

nt (Sections 35-51).
l-14).
)

Chandu Lal v' Kalia and Goria '1976 PLJ 548'

Uuit-III

The l{aryana Ceiling on Land Holdings Act''1972

 97

-:
The Punjab Vitlage Common Lands (Regulation) Act' 1961
-- Definitions (Section- 2); {-ancls to which this Act applies (Section- 3).
Vesting of Rights an,C Reguiation of Use and Occupation etc, of Lands (Sections 4-6)'
powerio put Fanchayat in possession and cancel or vary leases etc. of Lands (Sections 7-
I't\
1a 1.

Ean cr{Jurisdiction of Civii Courr;s (seetions 1i-15}'

Onn Parkash v. State of Flaryana, 19$7 (i) C.L' J.791(f'C')'

Llnit-IV
The Land Acquisition Aet' 1894
Def-rnitions (Seition -3); Essential t-eatures of the Act: Concept of land acquisition;
Acquisition Preliminary investigation; Declaration of intended acquisition; inquiry into
measurement, value and claims and awards by collector; power of government
to take
possession (Section 4- 17)
Reference to court and procedure thereon (Section l8- 28 A); payment of compensation
and interest (Section 31--34); Acquisition of land for companies (Section 38- 44 B);
Misceiianeous: Process and penaity for obstructing acquisition of land, appeals in
proeeedings bef'eire court (Secticn 46- 54)

Yalliyammal and another v. special Tehsildar (Land Acquisition)

and another etc. (2011X0 SCR 293

Punjab Land
venue Act, 1887
Punjab Tenancy Act. 1887
The Haryana Ceiling on Land Holdings AcI,1972
The Punjab Village Common Lands (Regulation) Act, 1961'
The Land Aequisition Act. 1894

l. Aggarwal,a O.P' The Punjab Tenancy Act" 1887

2. Aggarwal,a O.P. The Land Revenue Aet, 1887.
3. Neety Kaul Land Laws in Punjab and HarYana.
4. Narula, D.P. Funja'o and Haryana l-and Lar'vs.
5. .Iain's The Punjab Village Cnmmon Lands
(Regulation) Act, i961'
6. Jaiswal and Chawla A Commentary on Haryana Panchayati Raj
Act, 1994.
7. Baryam Singh Saini Treatise on Village Common Land
(Punjab and Har;vana)
I S iva Row T. V. The Land Acquisition act, 1894' (Act i of
1894): (with the cases'law thereon.)
9. Aggarawala Om Prakash Cornpehsation for compulsory acquisition of
land: I and practice
l0 Qm Prakash Aggara"vala,
Marrmohan Lai Sarin Commentary on the Land Acquisition Act:
 98

1 8!)
jli \i'ith Statc Amenrl-trrents
 99

:
B.A.LL.B. (Flons.) 5- Year Integrated Course
IX- Semester
Paper: 90?
I m re rn*r
^*Tff il:tJ-ffi::ff
T+t*!: lt)0 Merks
Time: 3 h*crre

Ncte :

(a) Nine questions shall be set in all, two questions in

each Llnit i-lv and one compulsory

question in Unit'V.

(b)TheconrpulsoryquestioninUnit-Vshallconsistoffourparts,onefromeachUnitl-IV.
questions in all, selecting one question
(el The eandidate shall be required to attempt five "oe
compulsopy
froru each Unit I-IV and question no. 9 in I-Jnit-V shall

(d)EachquestioninUnitl.IVshallcarry15marksandquestionno.ginUnit-Vshallearty
?0 marki'

tinit- tr

rigin and DeveloPment of liquit-v

Doctrine of EquitY
Election, M.ortgage, Clog on R'edemptiern' FQreclQsure
Equitalle remedies

Govindi.iandors.v.VrajlalKarsandasFurohitandors.,AlR
Unit -I1

Origin anil Development of-tr'rust

Claisification of Trust and Creation of Trust
Pgwers, Functions, Duties' Liabilities and
Trustees: Appointment, Removal. Rights,
Disabilities, benefi ciaries : Ri ghts and Liabilities
Remedies for Breach of Trusts
Extinetion of Trust

,v/
 100

Prineess Fatima S"onzia & others

Unit-III

ion, Settlernent, Trust and

ceable

2a)
Rectification of eontract (Sec' 26)
Rescission of Contracts (iSec' 2l-301

weavers co-operative society Ltd.'

: E,R. Eiazv.The Tamil Nadu Handloom
AIR 2002 sc 1152
unit-IV
Cancellation of instruments [Sec' 31-33]

StateofMadhyaPradeshv.MangilalSh.armaoAIRlggsSCT43

t. Singh. G.P.
2. z\quil Ahmed
L Basu D. D'
4. Desai, I. R'
5. B. l.zl. Gandhi
 101

ts" A, LL.B. (Ilons.i S-Year Integrated Course

IX- Sernester

Paper: 903 (a)

Internal Assessment:E0 Mnrks
Thcory:8$Marks
Total: 1*0 Marks
TivEr.e: 3 hrrur

I'iote:

I-IV.

15 nrarks and question ne' I in Unit -V

shailc Y20Marks'

I,ln.it-1

Nature and Development of Banliing; Histo

;
s

Companies; Control Over Managenrentl Su

Banking ComPanies.
1'995'
Banking Ombudsman- Banking Ombudsman Scheme'

K.Pushpangadanv.FederalBankLtd.(2000)101Comp.Case197
(Kar.)

Uuit-trI

Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934

ti
e
g solution ATM banking through mobiles'

RBlv.IlarisidhCo.OperativeBankLtd.,AIRlgSSGuj.l0T.
 102

Unit"X[1

The State Bank of India Act,1955

Incorporation and share capitai of State Bank (Sections 3-5); Transfer of undertaking
of
the Imperial Bank (Sections 5-9); Shares (Sections l0-15); Management
( Sections 16-
i lA); Business of the State Bank (Sections 32-354)

Reeovery of Debt Due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993

of the Debt
Object and Scope of the Act, Constitution. Powers. Procedure and Functions
Reco.,rery Tribunal; Execution of the Decree/ Orders of Debt Reeovery
Tribunal;
Attachrnsnt before Judgement and Appeal.

trnit trV

The Negotiable Instrumeni Act, 1881

The Meaning of Negotiable Instruments- Its Kinds and Essential Features; Promissory
Note, Bili of exchattle, Cheque; Definition of Drawer, Dr ee and Payee; Holder
in Due
Course, payment in Due Course; Endorsement "itt blank" and "in full"; Parties
to Notes'
Biiis anci Cheques; Diseharge From Liability On Notes, Bills and Cheques;
Dishonour of Cheque for Insufficiency, etc., of Funds in the Account (Section- 138)'

Bank of Baroda v. Punjab National Bank AIR. 1944 PC 58.

1. The Banking Reguiation Aot, 1949

2. llanking Ombudsman Scheme, 1995
3. Recovery of Debt D,-re to Banks and inancial Institutions Act. 1993'
4. State Bank of india Act, 1955'
5. Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934'

i, Sethi, R.B. Banking Regulation Act, 1949.

2. Perry, R.E. Law and Practice Relating to Banking. Vol' I'
3. Rarnaiya, A. The Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
4. Dawar Mercantile L
"the Negotiable Instrurnents Act'
5. Bhishanr anri Adiga
6. Goyle. L.C. tarv of Banking and Bankers.
7" Tannan's Banking Law and Practice in India.
8. Maheshwari Banking Larv & Practice
9. Varshney. P.N. Banking Law & Practice.
i0.I{.N. ChaudharY Banking L s
 103

Integrated Course
B.A.LL.B. (Hons') 5-Year
IX- Semester

Biolosical Diverst

Paper- 903 (b) Internal Assessment:20 Marks

Theory:80Marks
Total: 100 Marks
Time:3 hours

Note:
(a)Ninequestionsshallbesetinall,twoquestionsineachunitl.IVandonecompulsory
pans, one from each Unit
l-lv'.
shalrconsist of four
(b) +i'Jffi:,,::|.;;r"r,ion in
Tlr;u
(c)TheCandidate,shallberequiredtoattemptfivequestionsinall,selectingonequestlon
fromeachunitt.tvandquestionno.ginUnit-Vshaltbecompulsory.
(d)Eachquestioninuni.l.IVshatl.u,,yr5marksandquestionno.ginUnit-Vshallcarry
2o Marks'
Unit- l
sc^ope of Biological
Diverbity;
of Biorogicar Diversity; Meaning and
"uno
Introduction and overview
rraoitionai ?;;;i;ise;
Ratlnale f"t. ll::::tt"['Jt[Til :?
Biotogicat ,""rour"Jr protectton ;
trud. regi me und biod iutrsity
Biodiversity; t..uti-."r, int.rnationul
eio Oiu.rtitY and BiotechnologY
Unit- II
Law' Traditional
Knowledge: Traditional Knowlldse |j^:utt"t
protecrion of rraditional B io-Prospecttn g'
uno *' J io';;;til; of B L lo gical Diversitv'
Knowledge community 'iqlrt' The Biological
codification of rraditional
Knowredge T.llro,."]y.:f on Traditional Knowledge
a.utr.,o.itiJl;;; ;.i. functiois, wlPo consultation
Diversity

Unit- III
countries' Farmers and
For Developing Nations, For Developed
protection of Biodiversity:
Bio-Piracy- on the
and Nati'onal Dimensions' Effect of
3:ilil:r, Meaning. rnrernationar
the BT-Brinjal
EconomY
Controversy' the Yellow Bean Controversy'
Controversies: The BT-Cotton
ControversY Control ^.
, n:-^^.,
Bio-Piracy
Means to
International and National
transfer'
TRIPS agreement and technology
 104

Convention of
conference on trade and environment
Biotechnology and bio-diversity, UNCTAD Assessment'
Transfer: Prior Informed consent' Risk
Biologicat Diversity (cBD) and Te"hnology
Sharing'
Precautionary measures and Benefit
Unit- IV

Salient features of Biological Diversity

Act; Regulation. of access to Biological Diversity;
Biodiversity
and po-wers; State Biodiversity Board;
National Biodiversity Authorityl Functiins
Management Committee and its tunctions
Statutory Material
Biological DiversitY Act, 2002
1992
ConuJntion on Biological Diversity,

Sugsested Readinss
Intellectual Property Rights in India'
Vol' II'
L Ahuja, V.K. :
Nagpur'
LexisNexi s, Butterworths, Wadhwa'
2. Alikhan, Shahid and Intellectual Property and Competitive
Strategies in
Raehunath Mashellcar :
New
2lst Century, Aditya Books Private Limited'
Delhi.
EvaluationofPatentsLaws:DevelopingCountries
3. ChoudharY, D.N'
F.rtp..rlu., Capital Law House, New Delhi'
4. Kumar, Arvind and
Biodiversity to Biot Intellectual Propedy
Govind Das.
nigftrt, Naiosa Publ se' New Delhi'
gilOi,r.rritY: Law a , Law Book Centre'
5. ShenoY, Yeshwanth Kochi.
lntellectual Propefty Manual, LexisNexis'
6. Shinade, Avinash Butterworths, NagPur'
CIP
niofiru.y, Plundeiof Nature and Knowledge'
7. Shiva, Vandna oge.
ng for Sustainable
8. Singh, Janamjit p and DeeP Publications Private

9. Swaminathan, M'S

10. Swaminathan, M'S'

I l. Verma, S.K. and Vision'

lntellectual Property Rights: A Clobal
Raman Mittal
Indian Law lnstitute, New Delhi'
 105

B,A.LL.E (Hans.) S-Year Integrated Course

4 IX- Semester

F4per: 904 (3)

Internal Assessment: 20 Marks
Theory:80Marks
Total: 10S Ma
Time: 3 hours
Note:
(a) Nine questions shali be set in all, two questions in each unit i-lV and one
cornpulsory question in unit-V.
(b) The compulsory question in unit-V shall consist of four p s, one from each Unit
I"ru.
(c) The Candidate shall be required to attempt fiye questions in all. selecting
qucstio$ frorn cach Unit i-IV and question no. 9 in Unit- V shall be compulsory.
(d) Each questiqn in Unit I-iV shall carry l5 m
s and question ner. 9 in tlnit .V
shail cary 20 Marks.

tlnit-I

Criminology: Definition, Nature and Scope.

Sehools of Crirninolo gY :
Pre-Classical School
Classical Schqol
Neo-Classicai School
Positive School
$nciclogical $chool
tu{ultifactor Sehool

Nathulal v. State of Madhya Pradesh, AIR 1966 SC 43.

[-tnit-II

Coneept and Modes of Punishment.

Prison Administration & Open Prison.
White-Collar Crinre.
Organized Crirne.
Alcoholism, Drug Addiction and Crime.
Juvenile Deiinquency.

Sunil Batra v. Delhi Administration, AIR 1978 SC 1675

 106

Unit-I1l

Tlre Foliee SYstern'

Powers and Duties of Police'
Investigation bY Poliee'
Custodial Violence'
Police- Public Relations'

Need for refo ation and rehabilitation of offenders'

Probation of o
nders'

1980 se 1535.

Unit-IV

Farole
Recidivism
Prevention of Crime
VictimologY
ConcePt and scoPe
TYPeI of victims
Theories of Victimolo gY
Impact of victimization
2000 sc
sunil Fulchand Shah v. union of India and others, AIR
1023.

Sutherland, E & CressY Principles of Criminology (1978)'

1.
2. Barnes & Teeters New Horizons in CriminoiogY'
l' & England CriminologY.
T.
,1
Siddique, ed CriminologY'
5. Sirohi, J. P.S. CriminologY and PenologY'
B a, P.P. Probation of Offenders Act. 1958'
6.
7. Par ape, N.V. . CriminologY and PenologY'

F^b
 107

4
4;
B. A. LL.B. (Hons.) S-Year Integrated Course
ilL Semester
Faper-904 (b)
Internal Assessnicntl?0 BJarhq
TheorY: S$I{tarke
Total: 100 Marks
Time: 3 hours

Note:

(a) I=lV and one compulsory

Nine questions shall be set in all, two questions in each unit
question in unit'V.

(b) The compulsory question in unit-V shall consist of four

parts, one m eaeh Unit I-
rv.

from each Unit l-lv and question no. 9 in unit'V shall be compulsory"

15 marks and question no' 9 in Unit -v shall

(d) Each question in Unit I-IV shall carry
earry 20 Marks.
Unit-I

lntroduction and General Features of International criminal Law;

Sources of lntsrnational Criminai Law;

Principle of Legality of Penalties

Unif-II
Genocide; Torture as a Discrete
Iniernational Crimes: Wdr crimes; Crimes against Humanity;
CrimeandAggression;TerrorismasanlnternationalCrimel

Unit-IH
Justification and Excuses
circumstances Excluding lnternational criminal Liability:
Necessity. Duress and Mistake Immunities
other Excuses: superior*order,

Uait-IV

The Establishment of International Criminal Tribunals /

International criminal procedure: focus on th

kwe- o' thans"t

 108

-ty tice

4. Rorne $tatute of thc {n*ernational Cri

InternationaleriminalTribunals, ICRC, itzprland'

2006.

lnternational Cri inal Court: Convetsations with

2. tCC- lndia
parfi
m
entarians ICC - India, Mumbai' !005
fnJian

Albeek. Rosanne Van

4. Banerjes, DiPankar
?006.

Bantekas, Llias
London;2003'

6. Broomhall, Bruce

O rd University. Press, New York, 2004'

7. Cassese

New York,2002.

Dormaan, ut and f
Beek. Louise Dsswald

International Crirninal Court:lnternational Criminal

9. International Criminal Court
Court, Netherlands, 20 I 0'

qat qr> $tt-t"^t

IF
109

Course
B. A. LL. B. (Hons.) S-Year Integrated
IX-Semester

Paper 905 (a) Internal Assessment:20 Marks

Theory: 80Marks
Total: 100 Marks
Time: 3 hours

*"ti;, questions in each unit l-lV and one compulsory

Nine questions shall be set in all, two
question in unit-V'
(b)Thecompulsoryquestioninunit-Vshallconsistoffourparts,onefromeachUnit
I-IV. r1s in all' selectingone
(c) shall be required to atte
each Unit I-lV ano ques
t- V shall be compulsory'
estion no' 9 in Unit -V
(d) in Unit I-lV shall carry
canY 2OMarks'

Unit-I
Local Self Government
Government'
Hitto.i.uf Evolution, Concept of Local Self in
c-.v'K' Rao and L'M' Singhvi committees
Role of Balwant Rai Mehta, Ashok rt'r.r'ttu,

sent Scenario'

Unit II
al
p

Election to the PanchaYat

Reservation of backward classes
Castes
Reservation of women and Scheduled
Unit III
Act' 1994
The Haryana Municipal Corporation
duties
Area Sab"ha and its Composition; rights
and

Composition
ion of membershiP
Qualification
Election to th
Reservation of backward classes
Reservation of women and Scheduled
Castes
, ,nN
A ^, oJ,Ti-
94//w I' \
O l\ '1.---'
 110

Unit IV

4
n Act,2008

fathers and
yap : Panchaytiraj ' Views,ol founding
,##ffi;ion of Oiff.rent committees , New Delhi,

2 ,
V:[::ffili,X,1li*fr LocalGovernmentin.rndia:SelectReadings',Allied
Publishers'New Delhi
3. Suresh Misra'
: Grassroots Democracy ln Action,
ConcePt Publishing
Rajvir S. Dhaka
ComPanY, New Delhi
India, Mittal Publication,
: Urban Local Self Government in
4. Parsad, R.N'
New Delhi
local government in India'
: Panchayati Raj: A study of rural
5. HenrY Maddick
Longmans Publication
6' ffi'"5:l3lnf;.l"-ou''
deveropment orPanchavati Raj'
ilHffi1'01i.X,",:il'otuar
 111

F"A.Li-.8. (F-Ians.) 5-Year Isrtegrated Course

lX-Ssprres*er

[nterr,pl 6usssaffi entl30 F;[arks

Paper: E05 (b)
Th*or1: SQFtariis
Totair l(}0 Marks
Tinre: 3 hours

N<rie:
(a) in each unit I-IV and one compulsory
Nine questions shall be set in all, two questions

consist of four p s, one from each Unit I-IV'

g one, question

(d)EachquestiorrinUniti-IVshailcar.ryl5marksandquestionno.ginUnit-Vstrallearry
20 lr.,[arlit,

Unit-1
lr,{ear:ing and Types of Citizenship

Act, 1955

:United States v' Bhagat Singh Thind 261' U'S'

204

Unit-II
Meaning and ConcePt:
T'ransnati onal Citizsnsi:iP
External CitizenshiP
Muitiple Clitizenship
Loss of NaliorialitY

:ImmigrationandNaturalizationServicev.Chadha,462U.S.gl9(1983)
{Jnit-IH
Law;
History, meaning and nature of, immigration
trnternational Migration SYstetn

y departure. withholding of Removal

scc 12 (2009) I
:canada (citizenship and immigration) v' Khosa,2009
scR 339

Savt- w fui'"'
 112

Unit trV
/1

Detention and Removal of Aliens

ImrrrigrationCo Hearing
EmPloYment B aoed Immi gration

:Nlgeria v. secretary of state for the Home Department (2011) EWCA

t32 (22 Feb.'2011)

. Citiaenship Aet, 1955

Immigiation Refo & Controi Aet' 1986

L M.P, Jain Constitutional L

2. A.R. Pandey Law of Nationality, Citizenship and Immigration

3. Mazha Hussain The Law Relating to Foreigners' Passport and

Citizenship in lndia

4, SEth Citizenship and Foreigner Aet

5" Basu, D.D. Consti ion of India

 113

eqmrse
B. A.I,LB. (I{on's') S-Year Integrpted
' nX- Semerten

Max. Marks: t0S

Fapor:$fiS

ercise)'

Fleading:

trtevision'

ClcnvqYanettrg

sonstitute
externai exltert

Pleadings and Practtce

Pleadings, Drafting and
Conveyanclng
2. Chaturvedi, R'N' Pleadings and ConveYanclng
3. Chaturvedi' A'N' -" and Prac"tee
Pleadings
4. GoPaikrishnan' K'S' d;-' P leaciings, Draft
irrg an d Conveyancmg
5. Sharma, Y'S' "f Drafting with Model Fo s
;;ii;,o ciul
6. Maj dar. R'K' &
Kataria. R'P' of Legal Doc ents'
Conveyancing and Drafting
7. Allied's