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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M. (I Semester) Examination
Branch: LABOUR LAw
Paper III
(Comparative Trade Union Laws)
Time: 3 Hours] [Max. Marks: 80

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) 'The fundamental and paramount mission of the Trade Union movement is the
economic and social advancement of the workers' - Discuss.

Or

(b) Compare the Trade Union movement of Russia with that of India.

2. (a) Explain the rights and liabilities of a registered Trade Union.

Or

b) What is General Fund? Explain the purposes for which the General Funds of a
Trade Union may be spent.

3. (a) Write a critical note on 'Outsiders in Trade Unions'.

Or

(b) Explain the impact of"interunion' and 'Intra-union' rivalry on industrial relations.

4. (a) Explain the role and importance of Trade Unions in industrial adjudication.

Or

(b) Explain the judicial trends in Trade Unions.

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FACULTY OF LAW
LLM. (I Semester) Examination

Branch: HUMAN RIGHTS LAW

Paper II1

(Human Rights Jurisprudence)

Max. Marks: 80
Time:3 Hours]

Answer all questions.

All questions carry cqual marks.

1. (a) What are Human Rights? Explain the human rights in Indian tradition.

Or

the nature and dimension of human rights movement after the

(b) Explain
Second World War.

2. (a) Explain the Marxian philosophy of human rights.

Or

(b) Examine the theoretical foundations of human rights.

3. (a) Write a critical note on dero zable and non-derogable human rights.

Or

between Rights and Duties.

(b) Define Rights and explain the relationship
in realization
. (a) Discuss the role of International Non-Governmental Organizations
of human rights.

Or

(b) Evaluate the contribution of UNICEF to the promotion and protection of human
rights of children.
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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M. (1
Semester) Examination
Branch: HUMAN
RIGUTS LAW
Paper II
Time: 3Hours (Human Rights Jurisprudence)

Max. Marks: 80
Answer all questions.
All
questions carry equal marks.
1. (a) What are Human
Rights? Explain the human
rights in Indian tradition.
Or
(b) Explain the nature and
Second World War. dimension of human rights
movement after the
2 (a) Explain the Marxian
philosophy of human rights.
Or
(b) Examine the theoretical
foundations of human rights.
3. (a) Write a critical note on
derogable and non-derogable human
rights.
r
(b) Define Rights and
explain the relationship between Rights and Duties.
4. (a) Discuss the role of
of human rights.
International Non-Governmental
Organizations in realization
Or
(b) Evaluate the contribution of
UNICEF to the
rights of children. promotion and protection of human
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FACULTYOFLAW
LL.M. (1 Semester) Examination
LEGALTHEORY AND JURISPRUDENCE-
Paper I
(Common to all branches)
Time:3 Hours] [Max. Marks: 80

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) Jurisprudence is the formal science of positive law' - Holland. Comment.

Or

(b) Explain Roscoe Pound's classification of various interests which are to be

protected by the law, in facilitating the task of social engineering.

2. (a) Write a critical note on Hart's concept of law.

Or

(b) Explain the modern trends in normative jurisprudence.

3. (a) Define Law' and explain the nature and functions of law.

Or

(b) What is 'Social Contract theory? Explain its nature and scope

4 (a) Explain the theories of Judiciary law.

Or

(b) Explain the value of judicial precedents in moulding the law.

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FACULTY OF LAW

LL.M. (I Semester) Examination

TRANSFORMATION-H
LAW AND SOCIAL
Paper II

(Common to all branches)

[Max. Marks: 80
Time: 3 Hours]

Answer all questions.

marks.
All questions carry equal

Tradition and modernity coexist in India

-

Explain.
1. (a)
Or

of social change with illustrations.

Deterministic theory
(b) Explain the
factors in bringing the social change.
2. (a) Examine the impact of environmental
Or
the statement with examples.
(b) "Law is an agent of social change"- Explain
to SCs and STs in the Constitution
social change pertaining
3 (a) Identify the goals of
of India.

Or
1989.
features of SCs and STs (Prevention of Atrocities) Act,
b) Explain the salient
to various laws with the introduction of
4. (a) Briefly explain changes brought
the
New Economic Policy in India.

Or

Sanskritisation relevant in the present context?

(b) Define Sanskritisation. Is the term
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LL.M. (I Semester) Examination
LEGAL THEORY AND JURISPRUDENCE-I
Paper I
(Common to all branches)
Time: 3 Hours] [Max. Marks: 80

Answer all questions

All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) Jurisprudence is the formal science of positive law' - Holland. Comment.

Or

(6) Explain Roscoe Pound's classification of various interests which are to be

protected by the law, in facilitating the task of social engineering.

2. (a) Write a critical note on Hart's concept of law.

Or

(b) Explain the modern trends in normative jurisprudence.

3 (a) Define 'Law and explain the nature and functions of law
or
(b) What is 'Social Contract' theory? Explain its nature and scope.

(a) Explain the theories of Judiciary law.

4
Or

(b) Explain the value of judicial precedents in moulding the law.

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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M. (I Semester) Examination

LAW AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION-I

Paper 1

(Common to all branches)

[Max. Marks: 80
Time: 3 Hours]

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) Tradition and modernity coexist in India - Explain.

Or

Deterministic theory of social change with illustrations.

(b) Explain the
2. (a) Examine the impact of environmental factors in bringing the social change.

Or
(b) Law is an agent of social change" - Explain the statement with examples.

3. (a) ldentify the goals of social change pertaining to SCs and STs in the Constitution
of India.
Or

b) Explain the salient features of SCs and STs (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.

4. (a) Briefly explainthe changes brought to various laws with the introduction of
New Economic Policy in India.

Or

b) Define Sanskritisation. Is the term Sanskritisation relevant in the present context?

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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M. (I Semester) Examination
LAW AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION-
Paper II
(Common to all branches)
Time:3Hours] [Max. Marks: 80

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) Tradition and modernity coexist in India - Explain.

Or

b) Explain the Deterministic theory of social change with illustrations.

2. (a) Examine the impact of environmental factors in bringing the social change.

Or

(b) "Law is an agent of social change'"- Explain the statement with examples.

(a) Identify the goals of social change pertaining to SCs and STs in the Constitution
of India.
Or

(b) Explain the salient features of SCs and STs (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989.

4. (a) Briefly explain the changes brought to various laws with the introduction of
New Economic Policy in India.

Or

b) Define Sanskritisation. Is the term Sanskritisation relevant in the present context?

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FACULTY OF LAW
Examination
LL.M. (I Semester)
JURISPRUDENCE-I
LEGAL THEORY AND
Paper I
(Common to all branches)
[Max. Marks: 80
Time: 3 Hours]

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks.

science of positive law' Holland. Comment.

(a) Jurisprudence is the formal
-

1.

Or
of various interests which are to be
classification
(b) Explain Roscoe Pound's
task of social engineering.
protected by the law, facilitating the
in

Write critical note Hart's concept of law.

2 (a) a on

Or
normative jurisprudence.
(b) Explain the modern trends in

3. (a) Define 'Law' and explain the nature and functions of law.
Or

b)What is 'Social Contract' theory? Explain its nature and scope.

of Judiciary law.
4. (a) Explain the theories
Or

in the law.
(b) Explain the value of judicial precedents moulding
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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M. (1 Semester) Examination

LEGAL THEORY AND JURISPRUDENCE-I

Paper I
(Common to all branches)
[Mar. Marks: 80
Time: 3 Hours]

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks
Holland. Comment.
1. (a) Jurisprudence is the formal science of positive law' -

Or

classification of various interests which are to be

(b) Explain Roscoe Pound's
of social engineering.
protected by the law, facilitating the task
in

critical note Hart's concept of law.

2. (a) Write a on

Or

normative jurisprudence.
b) Explain the modern trends in

3. (a) Define 'Law and explain the nature and functions of law
Or

(b)What is 'Social Contract' theory? Explain its nature and scope.

of Judiciary law.
4. (a) Explain the theories
Or

(b) Explain the value of judicial precedents in moulding the law.

 1716/5
FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M. (I Semester) Examination
LAW AND sOCIAL TRANSFORMATION-I
Paper II
(Common to all branches)
Time: 3 Hours] [Max. Marks: 80

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) Tradition and modernity coexist in India - Explain.

Or

(b) Explain the Deterministic theory of social change withillustrations

2 (a) Examine the impact of environmental factors in bringing the social change

Or

b) Law is an agent ofsocial change"- Explain the statement with examples.

3. (a) Identify the goals of social change pertaining to SCs and STs in the Constitution
of India.

Or
1989.
b) Explain the salient features of SCs and STs (Prevention of Atrocities) Act,
4. (a) Briefly explain the changes brought to various laws with the introduction of
New Economic Policy in India.

Or

(b) Define Sanskritisation. Is the term Sanskritisation relevant in the present context?
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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M. (I Semester)
Examination
Branch: CRIMINAL LAW
Paper III
Time: 3 Hours]
(General Principles of Criminal Law)
[Max. Marks: 80
Answer all questions
All questions carry equal marks.
1. (a) "The presumption of mensrea can be rebutted by
necessary implication" Discuss. Referexpress words used
statuteor by
-
in the
relevant cases.
Or
b) What do you mean by strict
for a crime in the absence liability? What is the rationale for punishing a person
of guilty mind? Discuss
your answer. relevant cases to substantiate

2 (a) Who arePublic Prosecutors? How are

prosecuting the offences before the Courtstheyin India?
appointed? Explain their role in

Or
(b) Explain the present setup of Criminal Courts in
their jurisdiction in India. Discuss in detail about
dealing with Crimes.
3. (a) What doyou understand by "autrefois
acquit and
how the above
principle has been recognized as autrefois convict"? Discuss
a fundamental
Constitution and also how it has been right in the
Code of Criminal Procedure. clearly and fully dealt with in
S-300 of the
Or
b) What do you understand
by trial of an offence? Discuss in detail the trial
before the court of session. procedure
4. (a) Explain the salient features of the Probation of
Offenders Act.
Or
(b) Discuss the role of Courts in Correctional
Programmes in India.
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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M (I Semester) EXAMINATION
BRANCH: HUMAN RIGHTS LAW
Paper III
(Human Rights Jurisprudence)
[Max. Marks 80
Time: 3 Hours)
Answer all questions.
All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) Explain the origin and development of Human Rights.

Or
Post-Second World War
(b) Explain the influence of Human Rights movement in the
Era on the Nation States.

2. (a) What is New international Economic Order? Explain its impact on Human Rights.

Or

b) Explain the modern theories of international

Human Rights.

3 (a) What are Derogable and Non-Derogable Rights?

Or

(b) Explain the nature and scope of Fourth generation

of Human Rights.

Discuss the role of State in promotion and protection of human rights.

4 (a)
Or
the contribution of Amnesty International to the protection of Human
(b) Explain
Rights.
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FACULTYOF LAW

LL.M (1-Semester) Examination

BRANCH: LABOUR LAW

Paper III

(Comparative Trade Union Laws)

[Max. Marks : 80
Time: 3 Hours]
Answer all questions.
All questions carry equal marks.
worker management
in the determination of
. (a) The intervention of Trade Unions Comment
of democratization of industry'.
relations has set in motion a process
Trade Union.
in the context of the concept of
Or
India.
movement before Independence in
(b) Explain the history of Trade Union
characteristics ofa registered Trade Union.
Define Trade Union. Explain the legal
2 (a)
Or
Trade Union.
for registration of a
(b) Explain the procedure
Unions.
critical note on 'Multiplicity' of
3. (a) Write a

of Trade Union Security.

(b) Explain the concept
Commission of Labour.
recommendations of Second National
. (a) Explain the
Or
the U.K.
in India with that of
freedom of Trade Unions
(b) Compare the
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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M (1-Semester) EXAMINATION
BRANCH: CRIMINAL LAW
Paper III
(General Principles of Criminal Law)
Time: 3 Hours] [Max. Marks : 80
Answer all questions.
All questions cary equal marks.

1. (a) Ordinarily speaking, a crime is not committed, if the mind of the person doing
the act in question be innocent" - Explain.

Or
(b) What do you mean by Attempt? Discuss the various tests propounded by jurists
to distinguish between 'Preparation' and 'Attempt'.

2. (a) State the 'Hierarchy of Criminal Courts in India' and discuss the powers and
functions of each court in detail.
Or
(b) Discus the role of Public Prosecutors in administration of criminal justice in
India.

3 (a) Atrial in order to be fair should be fair both to the prosecution and accused. With
a view to making the trial fair, certain rights in favour of the accused have been
recognized by the Code of Criminal Procedure". Discuss the right of the accused
at the trial.
Or
(b) "No person shall be vexed twice for the same offence more than once" - Explain.

4. (a) What do you mean by Probation? Discuss the offences in which probation is not
be given?
Or
(b) What is the concept of Plea bargaining? Explain its applicability to the offences
under Criminal Law of India.
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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M.(1-Semester) Examination
BRANCH: CORPORATE LAWS
Paper-Il
(General Principles of Contract)
Time:3 Hours] [Max. Marks: 80
Answer all questions
All questions carry equal marks.
1 (a) What do you understand by "Contract"? Discuss the law relating
Essentials of valid contract.
OR

(b) Consider the doctrine of privity of contract and give an account of

the exceptions to the doctrine.

2 (a) Explain the concept of free consent.

OR
with
(b) Discuss the distinction between void and voidable agreements,
suitable illustrations.

Contract of insurance a
3 (a) What is an agreement by way of wager? Is a
Wagering contract?
OR
Contract? Discuss how far
(b) What do you understand by a Contingent
of party.
the Contingency may be dependent on the act

A Quasi-contract is not a contract at

all. It is an obligation which the
44 (a)
contracts recognized under the
law creates. Amplify and statè quasi
Indian Contract Act.
OR

the remedies available toan

(b) Define breach of contract. What are
breach of a contract?
aggrieved party on the
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FACULTY OF LAW

LL.M (I Semester) Examination

LEGAL THEORY & JURISPRUDENCE

PaperI
(Common to all branches)
[Max. Marks: 80
Time 3 Hours]
Answer all questions.
All questions carry equal marks.

of the first principles of civil

law". Comment
1. (a) "Jurisprudence is the science
Or
of law to certain
itself chiefly with the relation
(b) The philosophical school concern
achieve'. Discuss.
ideals which law is meant to

Neo-Austinianism.
Write critical note on
2. (a) a

Or

views on economic theory of law.

b) Explain the Marxian's
Idealism.
3. (a) Explain Transcendental
Or

b) Writea critical note on Natural law theories.

characteristic features of Supreme
and Subordinate
(a) Define Legislation. Explain the
4
legislations.
Or
Comment.
finders rather than law-makers'.
b). 'Judges are law
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FACULTY OF LAW

LLM.(I Semester) Examination

TRANSFORMATION
-
I
LAW AND SOCIAL
Paper 11

(Common to all branches)

80
[Max. Marks :
Time: 3 Hours]
Answer All questions.
marks.
All questions carry equal

and social change.

between social process
1. (a) Define and distinguish
Or
change.
the Cyclical Theory of social
(b) Explain elaborately means of
the law as a
control? Discuss
various means of social
What are the
2. (a)
social control.
Or
factor of social change.
Economic
the Marx's thoughts on
b) Explain and their problems
system and practice of untouchability
3. (a) Explain
the foms ofcaste
in India.
Or women
Constitution that helped
of Indian
Articles
various
the
b) Explain
empowerment.

developments on society.
and Technological
Communication
the impact of
4. (a) Explain Or
Modernisation.
Westernisation and
between
Define and distinguish
(b)
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LL.M (I
FACULTY OF LAW
Semester)
BRANCH: HUMANEXAMINATION
RIGHTS LAW
Paper 111
Time:3 Hours (Human Rights Jurisprudence)
Answer all questions. [Max. Marks 80
All
questions cary equal marks.
1. (a) Explain the
origin and development of Human Rights.
Or
(6) Explain the influence of Human
Era on the Nation States. Rights movement in the Post-Second World War

2. (a) What is New International Economic

Order? Explain its impact on Human
Rights.
Or
(b) Explain the modern theories of International Human
Rights.
3. (a) What are Derogable and Non-Derogable
Rights?
Or
(b) Explain the nature and scope of Fourth generation of Human
Rights.
4. (a) Discuss the role of State in promotion and protection of human rights.
Or
(b) Explain the contribution of Amnesty International to the protection of Human
Rights.
 1715/5
FACULTY OF LAW
Examination
LLM. (I Semester)
JURISPRUDENCE-I
LEGAL THEORY AND
Paper I
(Common to all branches)
[Max.Marks: 80

Time: 3 Hours]
Answer all question8
marks.
All questions carry equal
Holland. Comment.
law'
of positive
-

formal science
1. (a) Jurisprudence is the
Or
which are to be
interests
of various
classification
Roscoe Pound's engineering.
(b) Explain the task of social
the law, in facilitating
protected by
law.
on Hart's concept of
Write a critical note
2. (a)
Or
jurisprudence.
the modern urends in normative
(b) Explain
law.
nature and fiunctions of
Define Law' and explain the
3. (a)
Or
its nature and scope.
'Social Contract' theory? Explain
(b) What is
law.
the theories of Judiciary
4. (a) Explain
Or
law.
in moulding the
(b) Explain
the value of judicial precedents
 1716/5
FACULTY OF LAW

Examination
LL.M. (I Semester)
TRANSFORMATION-I
LAW AND SOCIAL
Paper II

(Common to ali branches) [Max. Marks: 80

Time: 3 Hours]

Answer all questions.

marks.
All questions carry equal

India Explain.
modernity coexist in
-

Tradition and
. (a)
Or
with illustrations.

the Deterministic theory of social change

(b) Explain
environmental factors in bringing the social change.
2. (a) Examine the impact of
Or
statement with examples.
Explain the
agent of social change"
-

b) "Law is an

Constitution
SCs and STs in the
ldentify the goals of
social change pertaining to
3. (a)
of India.
Or
1989.
features ofSCs and STs (Prevention of Atrocities) Act,
(b) Explain the salient
introduction of
various laws with the
the changes brought to
4. (a) Briefly explain
in India.
New Economic Policy
Or

term Sanskritisation
relevant in the present context?
(b) Define Sanskritisation. Is the
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FACULTY OF LAW
Examination
LL.M. (I Semester)
RIGHTS LAW
Branch: HUMAN
Paper III
(Human Rights Jurisprudence) [Max. Marks: 80

Time: 3Hours
Answer all questions.
marks.
equal
All questions carry
tradition.
Indian
the human rightsin
Human Rights? Explain
What are
1. (a)
Or
after the
movement

human rights
dimension of
nature
and
the
Explain
(6) Second World War.
rights.
philosophy
of human
Marxian
the
Explain
2. (a)
Or
rights.
foundations
of human
theoretical

Examine the human rights.

(b) and
non-derogable

derogable
note o n
critical
Write a
3. (a)
Or
Duties.
and
between Rights
the relationship
and explain
realization

Rights Organizations
in
Define
(b) Non-Governmental

Discuss the role ofInternational

4. (a) of human rights.
Or
ofhuman
and protection
promotion
UNICEF to the
contribution
of
Evaluate
the
(b) rights o f children.
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FACULTY OF LAW
LLM. (I Semester) Examination

LAW AND SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION-I

Paper 1I
(Common to all branches)
[Max. Marks: 80
Time: 3 Hours]

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks.

1. (a) Tradition and modernity coexist in India- Explain.

Or

of social change with illustrations.

b) Explain the Deterministic theory
the social change.
2. (a) Examine the impact of environmental factors in bringing
Or

Law is agent of social change"

-

Explain the statement with examples.

b) an

social change pertaining to SCs and STs in the Constitution

3. (a) Identify the goals of
of India.
Or

of SCs and STs (Prevention of Atrocities)

Act, 1989.
features
(b) Explain the salient
to various laws with the introduction of
the changes brought
4. (a) Briefly explain India.
New Economic Policy in
Or
relevant in the present context?
the term Sanskritisation
(b) Define Sanskritisation. Is
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FACULTY OF LAW
LLM. (I Semester) Examination

LEGAL THEORY AND JURISPRUDENCE-

Paper I
(Common to all branches)
[Max. Marks: 80
Time: 3 Hours]

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks.

Holland. Comment.
1. (a) Jurisprudence is the formal science of positive law' -

Or
interests which are to be
(b) Explain Roscoe Pound's classification of various
protected by the law, in facilitating the task of social engineering.

2. (a) Write a critical note on Hart's concept of law.

Or

(b) Explain the modern trends in normative jurisprudence.

3. (a) Define 'Law' and explain the nature and functions of law.

Or

(b) What is 'Social Contract' theory? Explain its nature and scope.

4. (a) Explain the theories of Judiciary law.

Or

(b) Explain the value of judicial precedents in moulding the law.

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FACULTY OF LAW
LL.M.(1 Semester) Examination
Branch: CORPORATE LAW
Paper IlI
(General Principles of Contract)
Time: 3 Hours] [Max. Marks: 80

Answer all questions.

All questions carry equal marks

1. (a) 'A contract cannot be enforced by a person who is not a party to it' - Discuss and
state the exceptions if any, to this principle.
Or
(b) Explain the rules governing the acceptance and revocation of acceptance through
electronic mode.

2. (a)Write a critical note the 'Doctrine

on
of restitution'
Or
(b) What is undue influence? E>xplain the cases in which presumption of undue
influence is raised.

3. (a) What are Contingent Contracts? Explain their nature and scope in the light of
decided cases.

Or
(b)What is Anticipatory Breach? Explain the consequences of Anticipatory Breach.

4. (a) Explain the conditions of liability in the case of payment for

Non-gratuitous acts.
Or

(b) Explain the cases in which damages are allowed for mental pain and suffering.