LL.M. 2 yrs Post Graduate Degree Program Ordinance (w.e.f. 2020-21) Faculty of Law University of Lucknow, Lucknow a mf a aeORDINANCE FACULTY OF LAW, UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW MASTER OF LAWS LL.M. (TWO YEARS POST GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMME) (Effective from Academic Year 2020) PROGRAMME BROCHURE & SYLLABUS Diz eee nemrotORDINANCE FOR LL.M. TWO YEARS DEGREE COURSE, 2020-21 ANDg © |2 ONWARDS (BASED ON CBCS SYSTEM) WHEREAS, it is necessary to reorient legal education by making provision for instructions in new courses of study, extensive as well as intensive and integrated study of prescribed courses, and for adequate practical training for diverse careers open to law Post-graduates. AND WHEREAS, with a view to reorient legal education as aforesaid and to provide sufficient opportunity for adequate instruction as well as training in law, the University of Lucknow has instituted a LL.M. Two year course study and has approved of a syllabus of studies there for: NOW, THEREFORE, the University of Lucknow frames these ORDINANCES for the implementation ofthe aforesaid policy decisions: 1, The Degree of LL.M. Two Year Course ‘The University of Lucknow may confer the Degree of Master of Laws LL.M. Two Year Course fon such candidates who, being eligible for admission to the LL.M, Two Year Course have received regular instructions in the prescribed courses of study undergone required practical training, passed relevant examination and, being otherwise suitable by virtue of their character: have fulfilled such other conditions as may be laid down from time to time. 2. Eligibility for Candidate: A candidate will be eligible for admission to LL.M. Two Year Course if he/she has completed Law Graduation from UGC recognized University and has secured not less than 50% marks at Graduation for General and OBC. However, for SC/ST candidate minimum percentage of marks will be 48%. 3._Age Restriction ‘The age requirement of the candidate must be according to guidelines of BCI and Supreme Court of India. 4. Seats ‘There shall be 60 seats 5. Admission Procedure: Admission to the LL.B. Three Year Course will be strictly on the basis of merit prepared according to percentage of marks obtained in the entrance examination conducted by University of Lucknow or as per the Lucknow University Admission Committee decision provided that weightage and reservations shall be given as permissible under University Rules.6. Curriculum and course Structure Page|3 Introduction to CBCS System : 1a) The CBCS provides an opportunity for the students to choose courses from the prescribed courses comprising Generic Core, Elective Groups (FIVE fixed specialisation) and Choice Based Disciplinary Courses (CBDC), Choice Based Interdisciplinary Courses (CBIC) and Half Credit/Minor Courses /MOOCS/ Value Added Courses. The courses can be evaluated following, the grading system. Grading system provides uniformity in the evaluation and computation of Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) based on student's performance in examinations which ‘enables the student to move across institutions of higher learning. The uniformity in evaluation system also enable the potential employers in assessing the performance of the candidates. b) Programme Objectives (POs): ‘The LL.M. Programme is aimed at: = Fai rising students with laws and judicial interpretations at the national and international level and provide a comparative study of the contemporary and tradi nal laws and judicial interpretations. *Apprising students of the legal system, rule of law, and administration of justice, while promoting specialised branch of study and research in diverse fields oflaw * Imparting interdisciplinary approaches to law and legal development by involving philosophy, economics and scientific approach towards law study and research. = Imparting professionally and socially relevant legal education. = Sensitising students towards the issues of access to justice of the deprived, marginalised and weaker sections of society. Producing intemnationally competent litigating lawyers, corporate lawyers, judges, judicial officers, legal officers, researchers, law reformers, law teachers, ete, = Imparting skills of legal reasoning, problem solving, research, legal writing, oral and written communication, persuasion, leadership and teamwork. Promoting ethical practices in the profession of law. * Promoting inter-disciplinary approach to legal profession. c. Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs): At the end of the LL.M. course, the students will be able to: Study and explore law in an interdisciplinary and comparative manner. "Do legal research and explore origin, development and prospect of law/laws both in national and international Law = Understand, interpret, and apply law. Evaluate and compare domestic and international laws. Design, and formulate case theory and strategy. Analyze and differentiate facts and law.profession of law and discharge their social responsibility Page|4 d. LL.M. Programme Details PromgrammeStructure + ProgrammeStructure The LL.M. Programme is a two years course divided into four semesters. A student has to complete 96 credits for the completion of the course and award of the degree. The scheme is as follows: Semester | Core | ElectivelMOOCS/ jased [Internship] Total Interdisciplinary cata T | 3 Core Papers = T Credit s 2 3X4 (20) 1x4(4) 7 6 Core z TGredit e 28 Papers 1x44) 6X4 (24) I | 2.Core Papers | 1 Electives +1 Elective = TGredit_| 28 2X4(8) | / MOOCS 2x4 (8) LInterdiseiplinary De) 1x44) 1 | 1 Core Paper | 1 Electives #1 Elec : = 20 1 Dissertation 2X4 (8) 2x4(8) | 1 Interdiseiplinary 1x44) 7. Assessment of Students’ Performance and Scheme of Examination Pass Percentage & Promotional Criteria : 1. English shall be the medium of instruction and examination. 2. Assessment of students’ performance shall consist of: 70 marks (End Semester Written Examination) and 30 marks (Internal Assessment). 3. The duration of the End Semester Written Examination in Core Courses and Elective Courses shall be three hours for 70 marks. 4, For internal assessment of 30 marks, one internal Test+AssignmentPresentation/Viva shall be in the class in each course in each term. 5. Dissertation will carry 200 Marks. 150 For written Work and 50 for Viva.8. Grade Points: (0 (Outstanding) As(Exeellent) A (Very Good) B+(Good) B (Above Average) C (Average) P (Pass) F (ail) 9. CGPA Calculations : Page|S Grading Pattern and illustration of Grading Pattern lustration: Course Semester T CareT Core Ir Cove I Core lV Corev ae Ade otal Semester I ‘Core: ‘Core TT Core I ‘Core lV Core¥ Coe VI alue Ai Total ‘Semester TT Core Core ‘Summer Interashi Core’ T {Inter Departmental) Elective | Heaive Toual ‘Semester 1V Corel Dissertation) Core IIT (Intra Departmental) | Elective IT Fiecive lV Toad si gs} ele] asl iis! gs} eleisisl | lxiel =| slelet g aiel ide Polat | Credit Grade 3BThas: Credits ScPA Semester I Semester | mu 7.00 Semester IL 28 680 Semester I 24 7.00 Semester 1V 20 7.00 Total 96 CGPA=(24x7+24x6,8+2447420N7)96 =6.96 10. Internal Assessment Rules In every compulsory paper there shall be an internal assessment and End Semester Examination divided in 30% & 70%. The Internal Assessment shall be of 30 marks having following components: a) Written test 15 marks b) Assignment +Presentation 10 marks ) Attendance 05 marks In the end of semester, an end term examination of 70 marks covering the full syllabus of paper concerned shall be conducted. The examination including Back paper/Exempted etc., of the LL.M. shall be as per the extent rule of the Examination of the University of Lucknow.FACULTY OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW New Campus, Jankipuram, Lucknow-226031 (U.P.) India Email : dean_law@lkouniv.ac.in, law@!kouniv.ac.in 0522-273222( Phone | 0522-2732220 pet. noB2). 2023 pate..2:7:.4:.22.2S fafa ese BH order a Rawr cara fis 10012023 wt sae ooo ws feremay fBAR—frurT ofMofAa a steerer AAT genet Wea A tow a ge eres Romar sto dodo fie A wh wenfhe eee oT EIT favor, dora % et area A ardent a Preah weet oe oral ety were ft content 4 RR aaron mee aA tow Res ca.ss.2022 aft we A 2. 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Name of Scholar Topic Anju Chaudhary Forensic Analysis in Criminal Investigation VIS-VIS Constitutional and Legal Issues : A Critical Analysis ‘Amit Yadav "Cyber Crimes And Judicial Response : An Indian Perspective (A Study with Special Reference To Information Technology Act, 2000)" ‘Sudhir Kumar Verma "RIGHT TO LIFE VIS-A-VIS RIGHT TO DIE» A SOCIO-LEGAL ANALYSIS" Rameshwar Dayal ‘WORKING OF LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND ITS SOCIO- TEGAL ASPECTS WITH SPECIAL "REFERENCE TO POLICE SYSTEM IN UTTAR PRADESH 4 THUROGTD FH 2020-21 TUT WH 2021-22 @ festa Bee om hen PTE dey VSS /Roee Ae er Boi at afes wed Re HIT TT BL Tey TeUROTIO we 22 fe Sheer Ste te /froes Ae fa Bot aa-aees ater) ga wee ml Ae Fore ye seh fe os (06 sire on Resrern + 02 afte Hi an) s8fRe wT eT /) AN? hy (io (a) } ‘Rearrene, AY wer ho es yo auf) (ato a @o e ‘wee) gm eG Sa Re) Gin Se were Pp eo (oho eh a ),~ ows cae ) (ho etter =x) (erolre (sn foito AEE) (aw ator)FACULTY OF LAW UNIVERSITY OF LUCKNOW New Campus, Jankipuram, Lucknow-226031 (U.P.) India Email : dean_law@lkouniv.ac.in, law@lkouniv.ac.in Phone | 0522-2732220 DEAN & HEAD Ref. No. LL.M. Credit (Amended Credit Score) 2022-23 Date:-10.01.2023 Semesters Core Elective/MOOCS/inte | Value Added/Skill Based | Internship/Project | Total redisciplinary Work Credits T | Wet Pap = = am m exons | Tata Paper = NevCeaial = 7H oxeeas Ti] ai Cae Paper T Bective T Creed Traded we aes 2. Pletvet axe ees 2xi-8 TY ei tne Paes TBeaveT 7 erate 1. Coe Papers Intra Disciplinary (Credited) e xe beet 2 Cae (Disenaon) eae “AN ANY tun AQULTY OF LawRULES FOR PROMOTION EXEMPTION, BACK PAPER OF LL.M. TWO YEARS DEGREE COURSE TO BE EFFECTIVE FROM ACADEMIC SESSION-2020-21 EXAMINATION ‘* In every Individual paper, excluding value added (non-credit) paper there shall be an Internal Assessment and End Semester Examination divided into 30 % Internal + 70 % Theory. * The candidate has to obtain 40% of the total marks in individual paper. However, 40% of the marks of theory paper are mandatory to pass in individual paper. For example, if theory paper is of 70 marks he/she must obtain 28 marks in that individual paper. PASS ‘© Ifthe candidate secures 40% of the marks in individual papers and 50% of the total marks of the semester, he/she shall be treated as pass. DIVISION © Ifthe candidate secure 50% or above but less than 60% of the total marks he/she shall be given Second Division, ‘+ Ifthe candidate secure 60% or above of the total marks he/she shall be given First Division. FAIL * If the candidate could not 40% marks in more than three individual papers of a given semester, shall be considered as Fail. BACK PAPER ‘+ A candidate will be allowed to appear in Back Paper examination in maximum three Papers of a semester of the course in which he/she has not obtained 40% marks in individual papers provided has obtain minimum of 40% marks in aggregate of total marks. However, total number of back papers to be allowed to appear including even and odd semesters shall be six. It means if 2 candidate has more than six papers as back paper including odd and even semester he/she shall not be promoted to next semester. EXPLANATION © Ifa candidate secured 40% marks in individual paper and has also secured 40% in ageregate. He/she can be appear in concerned semester back paper examination with maximum of three papers. EXEMPTION ‘A student who has failed to secure 40% marks in aggregate in a Semester or has failed in more than three papers or remain absent in all paper of a semester shall be allowed to appear in all papers in the concemed semester as an exempted candidate. 10LUCKNOW UNIVERSITY HEAD & DEAN Secon FACULTY OF LAW To, The Controller of Examination University of Lucknow . Lucknow Subject : Letter grade and grade point for the result of LL.M. two year degree course semester I" with effect from 202@-2% and onwards. Dear Sir, This is to bring to your kind notice that the letter grade and the grade point for the result of LL.M, (2 year) degree course semester I" with effect from 2020-21 and onwards shall be as per the table shown below. This letter grade and the grade point is in accordance with the table S.A of the first degree programme ordinance 2021, University of Lucknow. Grade point/Numeric grade shall be the same as it shown in table 9.8A of the first degree programme ordinance 2021, University of Lucknow. Marks Obtained | Numeric Grade | Letter Grade ‘Meaning 85 and above 8.5 to 10.0 At Outstanding 70 to 84.9 7.0 to 8.49 A Excellent 60 to 69.9 6.0 10 6.99 BE ‘Very Good 55 to 59.9 5.510 5.99 B Good 50 to 54.9 5.0 t0 5.49. Cc Above Average 40 to 49.9 4.0 0 4.99 D Al Less than 40 0.0. F Fail Yours Esithfully ~ x ger (Prof. (Br) Head & Faculty of Law University of Lucknow4 L. Tw rs Syllabus (C1 a. Semester I i. Law & Social Transformation Constitutional Law : New Challenges Mass Media Law iv. Judicial Process v. Legal Philosophy vi, Value Added Course (Credited) b, Semester II i, Legal Philosophy-II fi, Law and Justice in Globalised World Family Jurisprudence iv, Research Methodology ¥. Alternative Dispute Resolution vi, Criminal Justice System & LR. vii, Value Added (non-Credited) Semester I i, Human Rights ii, Labour Jurisprudence (Core paper/MOOC) iii, Summer Internship iv, Inter Departmental Course v, Elective Paper-I vi, Elective Paper-I d. Semester IV i. Special Contract & E-Contract Dissertation iii, Intra Departmental Course iv. Elective Paper-IIl v. Elective Paper-IV Elective Papers-T: Semester I i, Constitutionalism, Pluralism and Good Governance ii, ‘Treatment of Offender and Victimology ili, Corporate Finance vi, Marriage under different Personal Laws vii. Social Security Laws in India Elective Papers- II : Semester III i, Federalism and Comparative Power Sharing i. Forensic Science & Its Evidentiary Value ID Page|812, 13, 14, 15, ‘Competition Law and Policy Page|9 iv. Matrimonial Remedies ¥. Law relating to Industry Elective Papers- I: Semester IV i. Comparative Constitutional Law International Criminal Law and Transnational Crime ifi, Intellectual Property Law-1 iv. Principal of Inheritance & Succession v. Safeguards of Women and Child in Labour Laws Elective Papers- I : Semester TV i, Administrative Process and Judicial Control fi, Offences & Law related to Juvenile iii, Intellectual Property Laws-II iv. Law of Adoption and Guardianship v. Labour Welfare Laws and Employee Insurance VALUE ADDED/SKILL BASED In each Semester candidate shall opt one paper. Environmental Studies (Faculty of Law, L.U. Lucknow) Security Law (Faculty of Law, L.U. Lucknow) Cyber law (Faculty of Law, L.U. Lucknow) Labour Jurisprudence (Faculty of Law, L.U. Lucknow) Indian Society and Culture (TMVNC-201, Sem-II, Master of Tourism and Travel Management, Value ‘added, Non-Credited) Tourism Impact and Environmental Sustainability (TMCC-302, Master of Tourism and Travel ‘Management, Sem-IIl, ITS) Labour Welfare and Social Security (HREL-302C, Sem-III, IMS) Social Security Law in India (PPVNC-201, Sem-Il, Master of Physical Health Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma Institute of Democracy) Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism (PPEL-302A, Sem-Ill, Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma Institute of Democracy) Good Governance and Public Policy (PPEL-302C, Sem-lIl, Dr. Shankar Dayal Sharma Institute of Democracy) Mental Health (PHIRA~401, Sem-IV, MPH, Dr. Girilal Gupta Institute of Public Health and Public Affairs) ‘Therapies in Nature Cure (YOGVNC-201, Sem-II, Value added Course (Non-Credited), M.A/M.Se. in Yoga, Faculty of Yoga and Alternative Medicine) Diagnostic Methods & Management of Disease through Naturopathy (YOGITRA4O1, Sem-IV, Faculty of Yoga and Alternative Medicine) Ancient System of Health (PHVNC-201, Sem-II, Value added (Non-Credited)Master of Physical Health, Dr. Girilal Gupta Institute of Public Health and Public Affairs) Film Appreciation (MAJMCIRA-401, Sem-IV, MA-JMC, Department of Journalism & Mass Communication, Faculty of Arts )& Lucknow of University: Lucknow Semester Examination Rules ‘Arts; inance aEte ‘science and Comment fod, (Photoce¥ wnder graduate courses Of session 2018-19, 2 eH OF ‘evaluation of external (theory and. ‘nf 80.20 of a student. The internal fay Ay Semester este Faculties & introduced {co Sd Tie system wel toilow the. pattert! OF ev ment in the ratio practical) a¢- well as internal assess assesment 120: marks) wil be distributed av follows: 2 Project/Assignment : agymarke ‘b. Presentation of gwen project/assigament OS marks Z © attendance /activities OS marks {8) Ac per previous ordinance of University of Lucknow; Lucknow the SECOND division 925 — eine geri on 48% of aggregate in different courses/programmes of Arts, Science and Commerce facuities of tbe University Now its ynarimovsly resolved that the SECOND division may be granted on 45% of the aggregate to meet the uniformity with other sate Central Universities se incite FeO AND ABOVE 1 BNISION j + 48% dess than GOR - 1 DIVISION: 158% fess thin dB% 1H OFVIION | BBM, ese than 45% - HI DIVISION (©) GRACE MARKS AWARDING CRITERIA Grae marks Up to @ maximum of OS are | alowed either im-the one Peary on one | Rractical paper and shail also be added in a. Pipe ith Naivest score to meet the aggregate with minmum requirement, butt 201 |