5TH Sem 3 Year LL.B (Hons)

ANANTHA COLLEGE OF LAW: TIRUPATI
INTERNAL TEST - I
(Under the 2016-17 Regulations of Choice Based Credit System)
FIFTH SEMESTER OF 3 YEAR LL.B & 3YEAR LL.B (HONS) DEGREE
COURSE
Paper: 5.1 Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
Time: 2 hours Maximum: 20 marks
Part A (Short Answer Questions)

Write short notes on any THREE of the following.
Each question carries 2 marks (3X2=6 marks)
1. Decree holde.
2. Legal Representative.
3. Return of plaint.
4. Set – off.
5. Interloctitary application.
6. Attachment.
Part B (Essay Type Questions)

Answer any ONE of the following questions.
Each question carries 7 marks (1X7=7marks)
7. Examine the salient features of Limitation Act?

8. What are the salient features and law reforms of Civil Procedure code?
9. State the procedure for institution of suits by and against minors or
Persons of Unsound Mind
10. ‘Limitation bars remedy but does not extinguish the right’ –Elaborate
Part C (Essay Type Questions)

11. A has to file a suit with in limitation period. He wants to file a suit on the last
day of limitation. On that day, it was heavy rain and could not reach the court.
Can he file a suit afterwards showing that his absent due to heavy rain as
sufficient causes
12. A is not in a position to pay court fee as well as advocate fee. He wants to files
a suit against B for recovery of some immovable property wroth on crore.
Advise A to get exemption of fee.
13. An agriculturist mortgaged his house and suffered a mortgage decree. As an
agriculturist he claims protection from attachment under Sec. 60(1) (c) of
C.P.C. Decide.
14. Mr.X is too poor to pay the requisite court fees. He wants to file a suit without
payment of court fees. Is it possible? Advice him.
INTERNAL TEST - II
Paper: 5.1 Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act

1. Stay of suit
2. Cause of action
3. Condition precedent
4. Judgment and Decree.
5. Counter-Claim.
6. Affidavit.

7. Examine the various modes of execution of Decree under code Civil Procedure
8. Explain the law relating to suits by Indigent persons.
9. Discuss the scope of interpleaded suit
10. Discuss the scope and nature of interim orders

11. A is not in a position to pay court fee as well as advocate fee. He wants to files
a suit against B for recovery of some immovable property wroth on crore.
Advise A to get exemption of fee.
12. A filed a suit against B and got decree against to appeal and got dismissed the
decree. A wants to file second appeal. Can he succeed? Decide
13. A sued B for compensation on account of Trespass. B holds a promissory note
for Rs. 10,000 from A. B claims to set off that amount against any sum that A
may recover in the suit. Is B entitled to claim set off” Give reasons
14. In an execution Petition, the executing court finds the ‘Degree ambiguous. It
wants to construe the precise contents of the Decree. Can the Execution Court
Competent to do so?
INTERNAL TEST - I
Paper: 5.2 Law of Crimes – II
(Criminal Procedure Code)
1. Fair Trial
2. Bailable and non-Bailable offences
3. Anticipatory Bail
4. Seizure
5. FIR
6. Warrant and summons cases
7. Discuss the object of criminal trial and how it relates to the concept to fair trial
8. Who is entitled to get maintenance under a Criminal Procedure Code
and state the powers of the court in this Regard?
9. What do you understand by the word ‘Judgment’? Explain the mode of
delivery of Judgment
10. Discuss the circumstances under which an offender may be released on
probation of good conduct.
11. Vishnu’s house was searched by police under suspicion of Smuggled property
without search warrant. vishnu raises An objection that it is politically
motivated and an illegal Search as nothing was traced in Vishnu’s house.
Decide whether it is legal or illegal search.
12. ‘G’ abetted ‘M’ to commit suicide at a place within the Jurisdiction of chittoor
District and Sessions court. ’M’ committed suicide and died at Nellore. ’G’
residing at Kurnool. Which court can try G for the offence?
13. “X”, a boy of 16 years commits gang rape and murder of a girl. In the gang
rape all the other accused are above 18 years except this boy. “X” claims that
he can’t be tried along with others and he is entitled to be treated as juvenile
under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection) Act. Discuss the procedure in
the light of amendments to the Act.
14. ‘H’ is the husband of ‘W1’; ‘H’ undergoes second marriage with ‘W2’. His
wife’W1’ wants to claim maintenance from ‘H’. Advise ‘W1’
INTERNAL TEST - II
Paper: 5.2 Law of Crimes – II
(Criminal Procedure Code)

1. Legal aid in appeals

2. Warrant and summons cases
3. Cognizable and non-cognizable
4. Juvenile –adult crimes
5. Expost facto law
6. Parole

7. Discuss the constitutional safeguards provided to an person

8. Explain the judicial approach to probation
9. Explain the provisions of the criminal procedure code relating to reference and
revision.
10. What is F.I.R ? Explain the procedure for recording F.I.R State the difference
between F.I.R. and complaint under Cr.P.C.

11. ‘A’ and ‘B’ were aged and infirm parents of ‘C’ who threw them out of their
house. ‘A’ and ‘B’ want to seek relief. Advise them.
12. ‘A’ was arrested by the police and kept in illegal custody for 7 days. What are
the remedies available against the police officers who kept ‘A’ in illegal
custody?
13. X, absconds after committing a crime. How can he be compelled to appear
before the court? What action may be taken by the court, if B does not appear?
14. ‘A’ an accused in a case died before judgement was rendered. What will
happen to the Court proceedings in this case?
INTERNAL TEST - I
Paper: 5.3 Law of Evidence

1. Documentary evidence
2. Judicial Notice
3. Patent ambiguity
4. Definition of Fact
5. Motive
6. Corroborative evidence

7. Discuss the admissibility of ‘Expert opinion”

8. Explain the terms ‘burden of proof, ’onus of proof” and standard of proof. what
is the distinction between civil and criminal cases regarding standard of proof?
9. “Oral evidence must, In all cases whatever, be direct ”Explain And state the
exception to this rule
10. Write an essay on the Examination of witnesses’
11. The question is whether ‘X’ committed a New Delhi on certain day. The fact
that on that day, ‘X’ was present in a court proceeding at Hyderabad. Is this
fact relevant? Refer to legal provisions and case law
12. ‘A’ was murder in his house. ‘A’ wife deposed before the Court. She was the
sole direct witness. Is competent to depose?
13. “X” murdered his wife which was witnessed by his son who was just a child of
only 7 years at that time. There was no other witness. The child is produced in
the court to give evidence. It is permissible
14. A is accused of harassing his wife on account to dowry and finally killing her.
A’s wife was killed within three years of their marriage. The prosecution is not
able to produce any evidence. How can the facts be proved in this case
INTERNAL TEST - II
Paper: 5.3 Law of Evidence

1. Estopple
2. Circumstantial evidence
3. Res Gestae.
4. Golden rule of evidence
5. Chief Examination
6. Expert evidence
7. Explain the principles regarding the admissibility of Dying Declaration. Why

and when are ‘dying declaration’ relevant
8. Write an essay on privileges relating to the affairs of state
9. Discuss the law relating to secondary evidence. State when secondary evidence
is admissible to prove the contents of the documents
10. What is Hearsay Evidence? Explain its importance in Law of Evidence

11. A is accused of harassing his wife on account to dowry and finally killing her.
A’s wife was killed within three years of their marriage. The prosecution is not
able to produce any evidence. How can the facts be proved in this case?
12. S1 and S2 are sisters and when they were together at home, “X” came and
raped S1 to which S2 was eye witness. But before the trial of “X” commenced.
S2 met with an accident and was admitted in hospital. While in hospital S2
narrated to the doctor and to everyone what she saw, that it was “X” who raped
her sister S1. She died after giving those statements. In the trial of “X” the
statements given by S2 before her death were produced. Discuss the relevancy?
13. P, who is accused of murder and is in police custody, wrote a letter to the home
Minister in which he confessed to having committed the murder. In this letter
admissible in evidence
14. X is killed in an attack with axes and swords by A, B and C. The three eye
witnesses are: a) X’s son who is eight years old b) X’ wife and c) X’s servent,
who is dumb. Discuss the competency of the witnesses.
INTERNAL TEST - I
Paper: 5.4 Banking Law

1. Crossing of cheques
2. On-line banking and legal issues
3. Forgery
4. Powers of auditors
5. Rights and liabilities of a surety
6. Holder in due course
7. What are the liabilities and duties of the collecting banker under the Negotiable
Instruments Act
8. What are the essential elements of cheque? Compare cheque with Bill of
exchange
9. Explain the provisions relating to the Non-banking financial institutions under
the RBI Act
10. Define Customer. Discuss the special relationship between a and customer
11. . An open bearer cheque for Rs.2,00,000/- favoring ‘Y’ company is presented
for cash payment at the counter by an unknown person. Can The Cheque be
honored? Examine the legal position.
12. . ‘X’ a customer has deposited jewels worth Rs.50,000/- for safe Custody. Later
he becomes a debtor to the bank. Explain the legal Right of the banker.
13. “A” a banker discloses confidential information relating to the account of a
customer range to his friend Samson without the consent of the Ranga. Discuss
the liability of the bank “A”.
14. A locker is hired by ‘X’ and ‘Y’ jointly and is to be operated by them jointly.
Both of them nominated ‘S’ and ‘W’ to operate the locker in the bank
respectively. Advice the bank incase ‘X’ dies.
INTERNAL TEST - II
Paper: 5.4 Banking Law

1. Kinds of negotiable instruments.

2. Customer
3. Passbook
4. Cooperative credit society
5. Garnishee order
6. Reserve Bank of India
7. Explain the nature, development and evolution of banking in India

8. What are the rights and duties of the Bankers
9. Briefly State powers and function of Reserve Bank of India under RBI Act,
1934
10. Critically examine the rights and liabilities of a surety

11. A locker is hired by ‘X’ and ‘Y’ jointly and is to be operated by them jointly.
Both of them nominated ‘S’ and ‘W’ to operate the locker in the bank
respectively. Advice the bank incase ‘X’ dies
12. False entries were made in the pass book of ‘A’ customer by the banker.
Basing on those entries the customer issued a post-dated cheque. What is the
position of the banker?
13. X purchased goods by issuing a cheque for Rs. 5,000 from Y. When Y
presented the cheque for payment the bank has returned with the remarks that
the payment was stopped by X. There were sufficient funds in the account of
X. Advise Y.
14. Cheques payable to a company were indorsed by a director to himself in his
capacity as director and paid into his personal account with bank for collection.
The bank received the money and allowed him to withdraw. Is the bank liable
to the company for conversion of its cheques? Decide
INTERNAL TEST - I
Paper: 5.5 Media Law with RTAct

1. Self-regulation of Media
2. Article-19(1)(a) of the Indian constitution
3. State Information Commission
4. Press council of India
5. Code of Conduct for the Press
6. Define the RTI
7. Discuss the role of Prasar Bharathi as a Public broadcasting Institution in India

8. What are the permissible exemption from disclosure under the right to
Information Act
9. Discuss the different uses and misuses of mass media
10. Discuss briefly the advantages of electronic media over print Media

11. Hamdard Dawakhana Vs. Union of Indi
12. S.P.GuptaVs.Union of India
13. Ramesh Vs. Union of India
14. Bennet Coleman Vs union of India

INTERNAL TEST - II
Paper: 5.5 Media Law with RTiIAct

1. Obscenity
2. Paid News
3. ‘Information’ under RTI Act
4. Yellow journalism.
5. Blasphemy
6. Visual media
7. Explain brief history of press in India role in Democracy

8. Explain power and functions of Central Information Commission under RTI Act
9. The law prohibiting obscenity acts as a limitation on the Freedom of Speech and
expression. Elaborate with relevant Cases.
10. Evaluate the role of media in bringing about social change

11. R. Rajagopal Vs State of Tamil Nadu (Auto Shankar Case)

12. Explain the regulation of exhibitions by means of Cinematographs Under the
Cinematographs Act.
13. Explain brief history of press in India role in Democracy
14. “X” lost his case in the court and he gave a press statement that the judge was
biased and the judgment was given with caste bias. A Telugu newspaper published
the statement prominently. Will it amount to contempt of court?
INTERNAL TEST - I
Paper: 5.6 Private International Law
1. Private International Law

2. Hague Convention
3. Choice of Law
4. Stay of Proceedings
5. Forum convenience
6. Proof of Foreign Laws
7. Distinguish the Private and Public International Law and specify the need of
Private International Law with suitable illustrations.
8. Explain the significance of E-contracts and their jurisdiction in light of Private
International Law principles.
9. Write a note on procedure and enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Award with
relevant case laws.
10. What are the implications of Private International Law with reference to
Divorce?
11. X and Y are Indians and got married at foreign land and led conjugal life and
blessed with two children. Due to split of opinions the wife Y obtained divorce
and returned to India with minor children and filed a case in Indian Judiciary
for maintenance and partition of property-Decide.
12. A and B belonging to different nations entered into a contract and established a
Corporation in the state of A. However the contractual terms and conditions are
not being performed properly by the agents and parties wished to settle the case
with the aid of arbitration. Due to absence of arbitration clause they seek your
advice-Decide.
13. A business person invested more investment in Multi-national Corporations
and is residing at foreign land along with his family. A is killed in a bomb
explosion and the widow and children would like to settle the property
obligations in India due to security reasons-Decide.
14. Mr. A. and Mrs. B. are Indians and left to foreign country for placements.
Subsequently Mr. A. developed illicit contract with another woman and
married her in a local Church. Mrs. B. returned to India and sued Mr. A. for
bigamy in the light of I.P.C. sections. Mr. A. contests that bigamy is tort in that
foreign place and the case is not maintainable-Decide.
INTERNAL TEST - II
Paper: 5.6 Private International Law
1. Double Renvoi
2. Scope of private international law
3. Lex Patriae
4. E contracts
5. Foreign insolvency
6. Difference between public and private international law

7. Give an account of different types of domicile

8. Explain the requisite conditions for the recognition of foreign judgment
9. Discuss the various theories relating to choice of law to govern the
10. Critically analyze the implications of Boys Vs Chaplin
11. X Obtained divorce in USA on a ground which is not recognized as ground of divorce in
India. On his return X got married to Y. His former wife, Z sued him on the ground of
bigamy. X sought recognition of divorce decree he obtained from USA-Decide.
12. X’s immovable property is situated in India. X died domiciled in state A. His wife and
children predeceased him X has a brother Y, living in India, the only surviving relative of X.
According to law state A, if the deceased is not survived by wife or children the property will
pass on to the state. Therefore, state A has claimed X,s property. Y resisted such proceeding.-
decide.
13. X, an MNC headquartered in state A has entered into a company Y, located in state B. The
contract was written in the language of English and also language employed in state B. The
agreement was concluded and got registered instate B. The consideration for the contract is
agreed to by payable in the currency of B. The contract contained a specific clause that in the
case of any dispute concerning the formal validity of contract the same must be resolved in
accordance with the law of state A. A dispute arose between X and Y regarding the delay of
delivery of goods. X sued Y in state X. Y contented that the dispute be resolved only in
accordance with the law of B according to which delay per se will not be considered as legal
injury unless there is substantial loss whereas delay per se will be legal injury according to
law of X.-Decide.
14. A got property in states X and India. B sued A in state X on the ground that the said properties
belong to him (B). Notices were served upon A to appear before the Court. While A was
preparing to appear before the court B informed him that he has withdrawn his case without
actually doing so. So A abstained from appearing before the court. Meanwhile B prepared
forged documents showing recovery of property situated in state Y on the basis of judgment
obtained in state X; B contested the recognition of the judgment.
INTERNAL TEST - I
Paper: 5.7 WOMEN AND CRIMINAL LAW
1. Bigamy
2. Sec 498.A of IPC
3. Dower
4. Adultery
5. Triple Talaq
6. Focticide

7. Discuss the provisions of Domestic Violence Act in protecting woman

against matrimonial cruelty.
8. Discuss the various grounds of divorce available for a Hindu Women.
9. Examine the rights of women in marriage and family.
10. Explain the law for the protection of women against sexual harassment at
work place
11. During the Prenatal Diagnostic Tests, the doctor revealed to the husband of
pregnant woman that the child in the womb is a female. The husband
pressurized her for abortion and later, she filed a criminal case against the
Diagnose Centre for revealing the sex of the foctus in her womb. Will she
succeed?
12. Raju committed Adultery with Veni with her consent and was proved in the
Court, But the Court punished Raju alone. Raju challenged the decision of
court as unconstitutional. Discuss.
13. Gopi has the habit of coming to the house in the drunken state and beating
his wife Radha unable to bear this cruelty, Radha wants to file a case for
divorce.
14. Shanti, joined a Hospital with minor injuries and was raped by a Junior
Doctor threatened her not to complain the same to anyone. As a result she
became pregnant. Decide what remedy is available to Shanti.
INTERNAL TEST - II
Paper: 5.7 WOMEN AND CRIMINAL LAW
1. Sati
2. Rape by Husband
3. Uniform civil code
4. Child Labour
5. Women in Politics
6. Women as Natural Guardian
7. “Whoever commits dowry death shall be punished”. Discuss
8. “State shall provide equal opportunities for all citizens in matters relating to
Public Employment: Elucidated.
9. Explain the salient features of Protection of women from Domestic Violence Act,
2005.
10. “Sexual Harassment at Workplace is violation of Human Rights of women”
Discuss.
11. Sindhu is the wife of Vasu. Sindhu’s father promised Vasu to give one lakh
rupees for buying a bike. But due to ill health, Sindhu’s father lost his business
and also earinings. Vasu is harassing Sindhu for payment of the amount
promised by her father. Advice Sindhu.
12. Krishna is the boss of Shanti. Shanti asked Krishna to sanction five lakhs loan
for construction of her house. Krishna demanded her to fulfill his sexual desires.
Advice Shanti.
13. “X” State passed an enactment to prohibit Women to contest Panchayat
elections. A women’s Organization wants to challenge its validity. Advice the
Organization.
14. A police officer commits rape on a woman who comes to the police station for
lodging a complaint. The police officer threatens her not to file the complaint
him otherwise he may kill her husband. Discuss the protection available to the
women under the law.

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ANANTHA COLLEGE OF LAW: TIRUPATI

Part A (Short Answer Questions)

Part B (Essay Type Questions)

7. Examine the salient features of Limitation Act?

Part C (Essay Type Questions)

Part A (Short Answer Questions)

Part B (Essay Type Questions)

Part C (Essay Type Questions)

Part A (Short Answer Questions)

1. Legal aid in appeals

Part B (Essay Type Questions)

7. Discuss the constitutional safeguards provided to an person

Part C (Essay Type Questions)

Part A (Short Answer Questions)

Part B (Essay Type Questions)

7. Discuss the admissibility of ‘Expert opinion”

Time: 2 hours Maximum: 20 marks

7. Explain the principles regarding the admissibility of Dying Declaration. Why

Part C (Essay Type Questions)

Part A (Short Answer Questions)

Part A (Short Answer Questions)

1. Kinds of negotiable instruments.

7. Explain the nature, development and evolution of banking in India

Part C (Essay Type Questions)

Part A (Short Answer Questions)

7. Discuss the role of Prasar Bharathi as a Public broadcasting Institution in India

Part C (Essay Type Questions)

11. Hamdard Dawakhana Vs. Union of Indi

12. S.P.GuptaVs.Union of India

13. Ramesh Vs. Union of India

14. Bennet Coleman Vs union of India

Part A (Short Answer Questions)

7. Explain brief history of press in India role in Democracy

Part C (Essay Type Questions)

11. R. Rajagopal Vs State of Tamil Nadu (Auto Shankar Case)

1. Private International Law

Part B (Essay Type Questions)

7. Give an account of different types of domicile

Part B (Essay Type Questions)

7. Discuss the provisions of Domestic Violence Act in protecting woman

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