B.A.LL.B. (Hons.

) FIFTH YEAR -10th SEMESTER

ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
(Including AnimalWelfare Laws)
CHAXA

Objectives of the Course

Theobjectives of the course are to make Environmental Law
familiar
he
to the students by understanding all dimensions of
subject. The contribution of Constitution and
Constitutional Courts by recognising the right to wholesome
Environment as a Fundamental Human Right with the aid
of Public lnterest Litigation and Principles of Environmental
Law are also explored. lt is necessary to explore the Laws
enacted bythe Union and StateGovernments by incorporating
the Internationalcommitment under the various Conventions
and Declarations. The Policies and Strategies of the
Governments towards Environmental protection are also
focused.
COURSE OUTLINE
UNIT - I
Introduction Environment and
Introduction Ecosystem
to
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Law- Factors responsible for Environmental

Environmental of Environmental
Economic Impacts
Pollution - Socio and Environmental Protection in India .
Pollution - Historv of Environmental Protection
Constitutional Obligation on Management.
and Environmental
Civil Society
International
UNIT - II EnvironmentalLaw
of Environmental Law Role of
Fundamental Principles
Multilateral Environmental Agreements
Nations -
United Declaration on Human Environment, 1972
Stockholm Environment Programme - Nairobi
Nations - Brundtland Report, 1987 - Rio
Ünited 1982
Declaration, Environment and Development, 1992 -
ation on
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V
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Metropolitan Act, 2002 Resource
Forest UNIT
Indian Assessment IV-
Disaster Environment
Government
Waste,
Noise (Prevention Control
Water
to Pollution LawsUNITIII - on
Procedure
1991 Penal
Public Remedies
Common Development
Convention Agenda
Climate
Tanks Management Sustainable
- 1987 - Pollution
The
InterestRemedies Prevention
Conservation Forest E-Waste, (Prevention
Management 21
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and Conservation
-
- Law for Rain Biological on -
National
Remedies to
Eviction Area Act, Rules, (Protection)
make and Development United
Environmental
Litigation Remedies- Water
Coastal of
- Municipal
Indian of
Groundwater 1927 Hazardous, Control and
Green Cruelty Act, Environmental Nations
under of Act, 2002 Control
Harvesting- Regulation Change
Penal Encroachment 1980 -
and Diversity
Tribunal -
Remedies Wildlife 2005. & Act, 2002
Public to Solid of
Constitutional Animals Animal 2000 Commission
Code - Plastic of
Pollution Pollution)
1981
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Protocol
AuthorityBiological Wastes - Summit
Rio
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Liability
Act, Tamil Protection Environmental Rules Johannesburg
and
under Zone -
Act, Act, Welfare
Waste, Power plus
2010. Code Nadu Notification and - Sustainable on
Insurance Law Law 1960-
2007 Diversity Rules Act, Act, 20
of (Regulation) Act, Bio-Medical
Protection Laws Batteries of1974-
Criminal - of Chennai Central 1981
Writs Tort Role - 1972 Impact relating
Act, Act, Air
of -
 Booksfor Prescribed
Books
control. Environment.
Environmental
A Philippe Environmental
and Alan Jaiswal-
Environmental
Enviromental
N.Shyam
Law Introduction S. P. p
Saksena
K.D. R.N
and Environment, . Eli Leelakrishnan-
Shanthakumar
Dncyclopedia s Maheswaraswamy- Law Leelakrishnan-
Ctizen'Louka- Reference
Boyle
Programmes
India.in Choudhry Diwan
Sands-
Report-
International and
Law and
of The Law. Patricia Pollution
and
Environment
PlanniPolalnig,cies Principles Environmental
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Environmental
andArmin
Environmental Law State
Centre
of Policy
Forests of Bernie- Rosencranz
Environmental
India's for of relating to
International Protection in
Science
in India
Pollution International Law Case Law
India.
Environment.
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of OUTLINE Election
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 Prescribed
Books Statutory
Materials
Reference
Booksfor
Francine
sections Ramesh Secularism
Contemporary
Indian
About, Welfare,
in
SuhasIndiaDemocracy
Niraja Sunil Manoranjan
Atul inRajni ElectionsIndiain
K.C. RajeshJusticeVotes, Elections
V.S.Rama R.N. S.K. TheOrder, 1968 The The 1952 The
K.C. Process:
Indian KepresentConstitution
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Kohli Kothari Saha Saha- Mendiratta
Choudhry- DelimitationElectionConduct
Presidential
Palshikar- Gopal Khilnani- Kumar Election
Thakur. An T.S.
R Democracy:
The - Devi
Mohanty Election:
Imperative
Model Doabia- of of
of - Symbols
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Society, of
Democracy:
Jayal- Success Rethinking Thakur- Laws,Election and -Are Act, Election India,
Government Who's and
India's People
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Code
Meanings Model Law S.K.
Practices
You 1972 1950
Democracy Theorizing for (Reservation
Culture Democracy of Indian of Laws Want Rules,
Vice-Presidential Act,
ontextual and of Mendiratta
Meanings Democratic India'sDemocracy Code Governance GoodElection
and Conduct and 1950
to 1961
and Development and Electoral and
Politics Democracy India's of Know
Politics Are and Practices. Conduct
Practices and
and
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in Talking Law in
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Data-Schools
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Crime-Environmental
Police: Information
International
Crimes, -Kinds Offences
Crimes-Hidden
Modern Communal
Marginal Measures
Marginal with
Factors
Terrorism: Santhanam
Committee
Report
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White
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The
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Modern Conception
Police -and of
of - White-Collar
Organizational Crimes and Female
Computer Crimes-Kinds
Spectrum-Punishments
Violence-Causes - Women:Commission
Funds
and Definition-
Punishments-NDPS
Crime -Police and Technology Act- Act- Crime:
Crimeof
and Victimless Crimes-
Crimes
Records
Level Criminal victims-Drug and
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Records for DomesticMedical and
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Terrorism-Kinds Nature Blue-Collar
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Definition
2000-Human Violence Natal Detection
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Crimes: Act. and
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System Terrorism-Causative
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SocialMeasures
of Traffic
Act- (Amendment)
of of and
Police
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Computer Pregnancy Implications
Organ Deviance of Criminal Passion-New Investigation.
Police-Police -Victimless Terrorism Techniques
unity for Offender
CrimesCrimeCrime Coping
Vis-a' and Law Act Act,
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Interpol. Lawlessness-
Criminal Justice System: Objectives of Criminal Justice
Svstem- Rights of Accused and Arrested person.Plea
Bargaining-Human Rights and Administration of Criminal
Justice.

UNIT-V
Correctional Institution and Crime Prevention
Probation and Parole: Origin -Salient features of Probation
of Offenders Act, 1958 -Parole -Parole
Recommendations. Regulations-Parole
Prison: Prison System in India- Problems of
Organised Setup Prisoners
-Prison
Discipline-Prison Labour-Prison
Education-Open Prison-The Prison Community-Prison
Reform in India-Dr. Wreckless Committee Report
International Perspective.
Vime Prevention: Theories of Punishment-Kinds of
Punishment-Recidivism.Various forms of Recidivist
Prevention of Crime and Delinquency.
Books Prescribed
Ahamed Siddique- Criminology Problems and
Perspectives
Dr. M. Ponnian-Criminology and Penology
Dr. Rajendra K. Sharma--Criminology and Penology
Dr. Sirohi-Criminology
Paranjape.Criminology
Books for Reference
Teeters-New Horizons of Criminology
Bames and -Criminology
Sutherland-
T'aft and England-Criminology
Siege]-CriminologY
 B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) FIFTH YEAR- lot SEMESTER
DRAFTING, PLEADING AND CONVEYANCING
(Clinical Course - V)
CHAXE

COURSE OUTLINE
A. Drafting: General principles of Drafting and relevant
substantive Rules shall be taught.
B. Pleadings:
a. Civil: Plaint, Written
Statement, Interlocutory
Application, Original Petition, Affidavit,
Petition, Memorandum of Appeal and Execution
Bevision,
Petition under Articles 226 and 32 of the
Constitution of India.
b. Criminal: Complaint, Criminal Miscellaneous
Petition, Bail Application, Memorandum of Appeal
and Revision.
C. Conveyancing: Sale Deed, Mortgage Deed, Lease
Deed, Gift Deed, Promissory Note,
Attorney, Will, Trust Deed. Power of
d. Drafting of Writ Petition and PIL Petition.
Instructions class and simulation exercises, preferably with
assistance of practising lawyers/ retired judges will be
provided for the students.
Apart from teaching the relevant provisions of law,
course may included not less than l5 practical the
Drafting carrying atotal of 45 marks (3 marks forexercises in
15 exercises in Conveyancing carrying another 45 each) and
marks for each exercise) remaining 10markS will bemarks (3
allotted
for Viva Voce.

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