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M.PHIL(LAW) CBCS Syllabus 2011

Document code : SYLLABUS MPLAW 2011

Revision No: 00

Name of Faculty LAW

Faculty Code LW

Programme Name : Master Of Philosophy In Law

Programme Code : MPLAW

Effective from: June 2011

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MPhil(LAW) Semester I

CD Old Paper Code

Paper Code Paper Type

Paper Name

Marking scheme

Credit Total Remarks External Internal

The Pra The Pra

CC- 101

MPLAW101CC CC

Advance Research Methodology : (ARM)

70 30 4 100

CC- 101

MPLAW102CC CC Case Study (CST)

4 100

EC-103

MPLAW101CE CE

Criminal Law Group - Criminal Laws and Administration Justice in Criminal Laws (CJC)

70 30 4 100

Any one Paper from MPLAW 101CE-102CE

EC-103

MPLAW102CE CE

Business Law Group-Business & Corporate Laws (BCL)

70 30 4 100


Remarks CD= Combination code given by commuter center CC = Core compulsory subject EC = Elective Core subject DI = Dissertation

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MPhil(LAW) Semester II

CD Old Paper Code

Paper Code Paper Type

Paper Name

Marking scheme

Credit Total Remarks External Internal

The Pra The Pra

CC- 104

MPLAW201CC CC

Philosophy in Law and Legal Institutions (PLI)

70 30 4 100

EC-105

MPLAW201CE CE

Criminal Law Group - Forensic Science & Judicial Approaches (FJA)

70 30 4 100


EC-105

MPLAW202CE CE

Business Law Group - Legal Regulation Of Economic Enterprises (LRE)

70 30 4 100


CC- 105

MPLAW201DI DI Dissertation (DIS)

70 30 4 100

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Programme code : MPLAW Programme Name : MPHIL (LAW)

Course Code MPLAW101CC Semester : 1

ADVANCE RESEARCH METHODOLOGY : (ARM)

Course type : Core Compulsory Total Credit : 04

Teaching time (hours)

Examination Marking scheme

Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal (Marks)

External (Marks)

Total (Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

Unit No.

Topic No

Content Hrs. Marks W +%

Credit

1 Research Methods versus Methodology. 1. 1 Typology of research - Basic, Applied action, Survey – Inter

relationship and contradictions among each, Inter – relationship and distinction between social- legal , Eco – legal research- evaluate the nexus of methodology and research conducted.

2 Research Design – Features –Importance 2.1 Different research Designs – experimental Design,- Developing

research Plan.

2.2 Methods of Data collection 2.3 Merits –demerits of each method of data collection 2.4 Set the parameters for appropriate type of research 2.5 Processing and analysis of data, Testing of Hypothesis (parametric or

nonparametric tests) Presentation of data (tabulation Diagrammatic)

3 Measurements and scaling Techniques – criteria of good

measurement.

3.1 Use of statistical Techniques 3.2 Interpretation Report Writing techniques and precaution in

Interpretation, significance of reporting, different stage and layout of research report (thesis) – type of research Report, the synopsis and thesis – comparisons – functions parts & evaluation of each.

4 Use of Law library: 4.1 Evaluate possibility and repugnancy in combined application of

doctrinal and non- doctrinal research methods in same research work.

4.2 Importance of legislative materials, decision materials and use of those in development of legal reasoning

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Reference books :-

No. Book name 1 Allen, T. Harrell: New Methods in social science research, Praeger Publishers, 1918. 2 Bailey, Kenneth D; Methods & social Research, 1978 3 Freedman P; The principles of scientific research.2nd edition Pergaqman Press. 1960. 4 Ghosh B. N. Scientific Methods and social Research New Delhi, sterling Pub. Pvt. Ltd. 1982. 5 Goode and Hatt Methods in social research New York Macgraw-Hill,1952 6 Gopal M. H. Research reporting in social sciences, Dherwar, Karnataka Uni, 1965 7 Piaget, Jean, Main Trends in Interdisciplinary research, London, George Allen and Unwin Ltd., 1973 8 Sadhu A.N. and Singh, Amarjit, : Research Methodology in social science Bombay, Himalaya Publishing

House, 1980 9 Seboyer G. E. Mannual for report and Thesis writing, New yourk, F. C> Crofts. & Co. 1929. 10 Tandon B.. Research Methodology in social Science, Allahabad, Chaitanya Publishing House,1979. 11 Bhandarkar P.L. Methodology and Techniques of social Research, Bombay Himalaya Publishing House,

1979 12 Young Pauline V. Scientific social surveys and Research 3rd ed, New York, 1960 13 M. O. Prince, H. Bitner and Bysiewiez; Effective Legal Research, 1978. 14 Erwin C. Surrency B, A Guide to Legal Research, 1959 15 Moms L. Cohan, Legal Research in Natshell(1996) West Publishing Co. 16 I.L.I. Publication, Legal Research Methodology.

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CASE STUDY (CST)




Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal (Marks)

External (Marks)

Total (Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 100

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Course Code MPLAW101CE Semester : 1

CRIMINAL LAW GROUP -CRIMINAL LAWSAND ADMINISTRATION JUSTICE IN CRIMINAL LAWS (CJC)

Course type : Core Elective Total Credit : 04



Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal (Marks)

External (Marks)

Total (Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

Unit No.

Topic No


Credit

1 Issues – Problems of Investigation and Proceeding – 1.1 Values of scientific & Non-Scientific evidance ments and scope appeal

in criminal law

1.2 Evaluation of needs of plea Bargaining 1.3 Use of Logic in criminal trial procedure. 2 Issues – Problems in Juvenile Justice in Indian Laws. 2.1 Evaluation and property of causes and mesures for regulation Juvenile

Delinquency.

2.2 Status of Juvenile Delinquency in Indian Society 3 Issues – Problems in Administration of criminal Justice. 3.1 Objectives of Punishment 3.2 Property of (imprisonment) Jail punishment in modern society 3.3 success or Failure in regulating or controlling crimes in society though

punishment.

3.4 Analytical study of causes of various violence in society – arranged or sponsored violence : target groups.

4 Examine various causes for official deviances and Analytical

Examination of legal relations to ..... privileged classer’s deviances

4.1 Exaffectivencess of Legal measure 4.2 status of deviance of privileged classes. 5 Effectiveness of Legal Regulations of trafficking and uses of

Drugs and Narcotics substances

5.1 Evaluation of Role of social Institutions in combating Drug Addiction.

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Reference books :-

No. Book name 1 K. N. C. Pillai : Outlines of Criminal Procedure(2000)Estern Book. 2 Sarkar : Law of Evidance 3 Maynon Weiner : The Child and state in India (1990) 4 K. S. Shukla : Adolescent offenders (1985) 5 S. Chhahbra : The Quantum of Punishment in Criminal Law(1970) 6 H. L. A. Hart : Punishment and Reponsibillity (1968) 7 Herbert Packer : The limits of Criminal Sanction (1975) 8 K. S. Shukla : Social of Deviant Behavior (1986) 9 N. V. Pranjpe : Criminology (LB) 10 A. Siddique : Criminology Eastern (LB) 11 U. Baxi : Dissent Development and Violence. 12 A. R. Desai : Violation of Democratic Rights in India (1986) 13 U. Baxi : The crisis of Democratic Rights in India (1986) 14 J. A.Incard : The Nature and dimensions of Privileged class Deviance 15 J. A. Incard : Drugs and Criminal Justice system. 16 P. K. And Y. N. Murthy Drug abuse and crime (1979) 17 H. S. Becker : The studies in Sociology of Deviance (1966)

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BUSINESS LAW GROUP-BUSINESS & CORPORATE LAWS (BCL)




Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal (Marks)

External (Marks)

Total (Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

Unit No.

Topic No


Credit

1 Role of Banking Services in Business word. 1.1 New problems between Bank and customer 1.2 Status of co-operative Banks and conform of R.B.I.on Co-op Bank. 1.3 Propriety of Section – 138 of Negosiable Instruments Act. and

impacts of litigations under this section on society.

1.4 New problems and litigation reputed from credit card smart card & A.T.M. serious.

1.5 Needs & requirements of Insurance in Modern times. 1.6 Problems in settlement of Insurance in Modern times. 1.7 Importance of Hit and away. and ‘No fault’ theories in and motor

accidents

1.8 Importance of Mediclaim & Fire Insurance. 2 Issues – Legal complications in corporate fund raising especially

equity financial

2.1 Role of financial Institutions in corporate fund raising foreign Investments

2.2 Issues – importance of dematerialization of securities. 2.3 Role of SEBI and RBI in corporate fund Raising. 3 Issues- Problems and needs of Intellectual property Rights 3.1 Importance of Patent, Trade- Mark, Copy Right Traditional Knowledge

and biodiversity

3.2 Impacts of Trips 4 Impacts of Economics policies on Indian economics Law. 4.1 Problems of Tack – Over or Winding-up of Industrial unit. 4.2 Industrial Zones and its problems 4.3 Legal regulation of multi nationals. 5 Issues- Problems in Foreign Trade in India 5.1 W. T. O. ‘s agreements relating to foreign Trade. 5.2 Achievements of foreign Trade policy – 2004-09.

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Reference books :-

No. Book name 1 Basu A: Review of Current Banking Theory and Practice (1998) 2 L. C. Goyle : The Law of Banking and Bankers (1995) Eastern 3 M. L. Jannan : Banking Law & Practice in India (2006) India Law house 4 K. C. Shekhar : Banking Theory & Practice (1998) UBS. New Delhi. 5 P. N. Varsncy : Banking Theory. Law & Practice. 6 Banerjee : Law of Insurance (1994) Asia Law House. 7 Birds : Modern Insurance Law. 8 Ramaiya A : Guide to the company Law. 9 S. C. Kushhal : Corporate Finance Principles and Problems 10 G. K. Kapoor and A. M. Majmudar ; Gompany Law & Practice 11 W. R. Cornish : Intellectual Property Law (1999) 12 B. L. Wadehru : Law relating to Patents Trade- Marks, Copy-right (2000) U.L.P. 13 P. Narayanan : Intellectual Property Law, (1999) E.L.H. 14 Government of India Publication: Economics Polices (2004) 15 Industries (D & R)Act – 1951 16 Industrial and Economics Survey of central Govt. of India (2001) 17 Government of India Hand Book of Import –Export procedures (2005) 18 Government of India ; Foreign Trade Police -2004- 20098 (2007) 19 Bhagirath Laldas ; an Introduction to the W.I.O. Agreements. 20 Gupta K. R. ; Word Trade organization.





PHILOSOPHY IN LAW AND LEGAL INSTITUTIONS (PLI)




Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal (Marks)

External (Marks)

Total (Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

Unit No.

Topic No


Credit

1 Approaches and thoughts to LAW : 1.1 U.S.A., Britain and Indian Legal Philosophy. 1.2 Legal Values in modern democracy 1.3 Fastest and National society legal thoughts. 1.4 English, American and continental approaches to law legal realism. 2 Theories of Law and Justice : 2.1 Theories of Justice (John Rawls, stammler, Kelsen, Itart) 2.2 Concept of Justice in Indian perception. 2.3 Sociological Aspect in India:

Sociological overtones.

Gandhian and other alternatives.

Opposition to Judicial Law –making, committed Judge.

Emerging social Legal realities

Independence of Judiciary

Social – Economics issues and U.S. supreme court.

Sociological Jurisprudence in India – Movment begin with Krishna Iyer, Bhagwati-Desai Reddy’s dimensional approaches toward.

Poverty – P.I.L Legal Aid.

Dalit – Rationale

Gender - Women protection – New Constitution Justice –Judicial Trend.

Environmental – Judicial Eco. Ordering.

Consumer – Judicial Innovations.

3 Constitutional Challenges: 3.1 Impacts of liberalization and privatization on apex count’s decisions

since 1991 on fundamental Rights.

3.2 Nature of freedoms and Rights are going to change. 3.3 Importance of Fundamental duties & directive Principles. 3.4 Emerging problems in constitution of India:

Commercialization of education.


Misuse of P. I. L.

Controversy between legislature and Judiciary.

Compensation to victims.

Concept of secularism.

Judicial activism

Judicial Independence

Reservation policy. 4 Inter-ration ship between social change – and-Law: Law and

Social values Law and culture.

4.1 Law as a tool of social change 4.2 Problems and needs of modernization. 4.3 Impacts of modernization on legal reform. 4.4 Issues of women and children in modern India and resolving

machineries in Indian Legal system.

4.5 Causes and needs for alternation dispute resolving systems in India. 4.6 Unjust and Un effective Law resulted Marxist, Naxalite movments need

to be required appropriate legal set-up to contry anti social movement.

4.7 Social disturbing problems:

Family – Matrimonial problems.

Industrialization in agriculture

Over pending cases before civil- criminal – trial courts.

Reference books :-

No. Book name 1 Jull us stone : (1) Legal system and lawyers reasoning. (2) Social Dimensions of Law and Justice 2 Fridman : Legal Theory (Chapters :1,2,3,4,15,16,17,18,19, 20,24,25,26,27,28,29,30,33) 3 Fridman : Law in a changing society. 4 Rescop Pound : An Introduction to Philosophy of Law. 5 Bodenhimer : Jurisprudence(Chapter :4,5,6,7,10,11,12,13&14) 6 Marc Galanter : Law and society in Modern India (1997) oxford Press. 7 U.Baxi : The cvisis of the Indian Legal system (1982) New Delhi. 8 I.L.I. : Law and social change (1988) Tripathi 9 M.P.Jain : Outlines of Indian Legal History (1993) Tripathi, Bombay. 10 D.D. Basu : Shorter constitution of India (1996) New Delhi





CRIMINAL LAW GROUP - FORENSIC SCIENCE & JUDICIAL APPROACHES (FJA)




Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal (Marks)

External (Marks)

Total (Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

Unit No.

Topic No


Credit

1 1.1 Introduction to Forensic Scienc 2 The Forensic Psychology. 2.1 Basic services provided by full- service crime labs 2.2 Analysis of physical evidence 3 Nature, Classification and mode of action of poison their symptoms,

fatal dozes etc.

3.1 Poison is a substance which is harmful when taken in excess Toxicology – the subject evolved in the beginning of the 19th century

3.2 It derived from the word Toxic on [Logos] 3.3 It includes the external and internal exposure of human being by any

material, Poisoning immediately or after a long time,

3.4 The father of Toxicology – Mathew Joseph 4 Crime Scene Investigation. 4.1 Arriving at the Scene: Initial Response / Prioritization of Efforts. 4.2 Safety Procedures 4.3 Emergency Care. 4.4 Secure and Control Persons at the Scene 4.5 Boundaries: Identify, Establish, Protect, and Secure 4.6 Turn Over Control of the Scene Brief Investigator in

Charge.

4.7 Document Actions and Observations. 5 Indian penal code relevant sections. 5.1 Section 302,323,143,147,148,149,504,506(2),188,306,498(C),114 of

Indian penal code





BUSINESS LAW GROUP - LEGAL REGULATION OF ECONOMIC ENTERPRISES (LRE)




Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal (Marks)

External (Marks)

Total (Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

Unit No.

Topic No


Credit

1 1.1 Development and Regulation of Industries 2 2.1 Take-over of Management and Control of Industrial Units 3 Problems of Control and Accountability: Regulation of Hazardous

Activity

3.1 Mass disaster and environmental degradation: legal liability and legal remedies

3.2 Public Liability Insurance : adequacy 3.3 Issues in zoning and location of industrial units 4 Exim Policy: Changing Dimensions: 4.1 Investment policy: NRIs, FIIs (foreign institutional investors), FDIs 4.2 Joint venture 4.3 Promotion of foreign trade 4.4 Agricultural products 4.5 Textile and clothes 4.6 Jewellery 4.7 Service sector 5 Technology transfer: 5.1 Restrictive terms in technology transfer agreements 5.2 Automatic approval schemes




Course Code MPLAW201DI Semester : 2

DISSERTATION (DIS)

Course type : Dissertation Total Credit : 04



Theory (hrs)

Practical (hrs)

Internal (Marks)

External (Marks)

Total (Marks)

4 X 15 = 60 30 70 ( Paper of 3 hrs) 100

* Note :

(1) Choose the topic from the subjects of group of LL.M which the student passed. (2) Following points should be covered in dissertation strictly

Social, Eco- Legal Importance and Utility of the topic selected for dissertation.

Followed the stage of Research Methodology while arranging topics and sub-topic of the selected subject :

Substantive topic should be discussed in dissertation in following aspects: A. Analytical philosophy or B. Comparative philosophy C. Evaluative philosophy or D. Examination of Issues or

Problems in Implementation aspects.

While concluding the dissertation last topic must be on

Conclusion & suggestions or

Finding & Suggestion or

Observations and Incase of short fall loop- holes state the reasons or factors for them and suggestions in forms of remedial measures

New problems and litigation reputed from credit card & A.T.M. serious.

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