Bba Llb Trimester Xii

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B.B.A. LL.B. Trimester XII

SYLLABUS

COMPULSORY PAPER

MOOT COURT, PRE-TRIAL PREPARATIONS AND PARTICIPATION IN TRIAL

PROCEEDINGS

Unit I

Moot Court, Philosophy behind moot court , reason of introducing moot court, components of

moot court, benefits of moot court,

Unit II

Pre trial preparations, Pre trial conferences: what is pre-trail conference; its use, preparing the

witnesses, cross examinations, dealing with hostile witness, case diary and refreshing thememory exert opinion

Unit III

Participation in trial proceedings – each student is expected to go to trial court and observe

minimum three cases actually pending in court and submit his observations in writing prepared

by them in a register duly signed by the Advocates of both the parties seen by them, it shall be

submitted and shall be evaluated as answer book

Unit IV

Pre trial preparations:

Civil court, drafting of plaint, Written statement and framing of issues

Unit V

Criminal trials

FIR, investigations, Enquiry, Charge sheet



SPECIALSATION PAPERS

CORPORATE AND BUSINESS LAW GROUP

HONORS PAPERS :-

1. FINANCIAL MARKET REGULATION

Unit I

Financial System: Functions and Structure

Indian Financial System an Overview

Unit II (Financial Markets)

Functions and Organizations

Regulatory Framework

Listing Regulations

Primary Market Organization: Intermediaries

Primary Market Organisation : Activities

Secondary / Stock Market

Money Market

Unit III

Prudential Norms Relating to Credit/ Advance and Investment Portfolio of bank

Management of non-Performing assets

Non-Banking Financial Companies

Unit IV

Mutual Funds

Insurance orgenisations



Capital Market Instrument

Unit V

Private Foreign Instrument

Foreign Capital

2. INSURANCE LAW

UNIT – I

Introduction

1.1. Definition, nature and history of insurance

1.2. Concept of Insurance and law of contract and law of torts future of insurance in globalized

economy.

1.3. History and development of insurance in India.

1.4. The Insurance Act 1938 and the Insurance Regulatory Authority Act 2000.

UNIT – II

General principles of law of Insurance

2.1. Contract of Insurance - classification of contra t of insurance nature of various insurancecontracts, parties thereto

2.2. Principle of good faith-non-disclosure-misrepresentation in insurance contract

2.3. Insurable interest

2.4. The risk

2.5. The policy, classification of policies-its form and contents, its commencement, duration,

cancellation, alteration, rectification, renewal, assignment, construction

2.6. Conditions of the policy, Alteration of the risk, Assignment of the subject matter.

UNIT – III

Life Insurance

3.1. Nature and scope of life insurance, definition, kinds of life insurance, the policy and

formation of a life insurance contract, Event insured against life insurance contract



3.2. Circumstances affecting the risk, Amounts recoverable under life policy, Persons entitled to

payment

3.3. Settlement of claim and payment of money

UNIT – IV

Marine and Fire Insurance

UNIT – V

Insurance against Third Party Risks

5.1. The Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 (Chapter VIII)

5.1.1. Nature and scope, persons governed, definitions of 'use', 'drives', 'motor vehicle',

requirements of policy, statutory contract between insurer and drive rights of third parties,

limitations on third party's rights duty to inform third party

5.1.2. Effect of insolvency or death on claims, insolvency and death of parties, certificate of

insurance

5.1.3. Conditions to be satisfied

5.1.4. Claims tribunal, constitution, functions, application for compensation - who can apply? -

Procedure and powers of claims tribunal-its award.

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW GROUP

HONORS PAPERS :-

INTERPRETATION OF STATUTES

UNIT-I

Introduction

Statue and its Interpretation

Presumptions in Interpretation

Some important considerations in Interpretation

Liberal or strict Interpretation

Duties power and practice of courts



UNIT-II

Intentions of legislature

Where language is plain

Departure from plain meaning

Where language is not plain

Conflicting provisions

The golden rule of Interpretation

UNIT-III

Maxims of Interpretation

The Heydon’s rule of Interpretation

Internal Aids to Interpretation

External Aids to Interpretation

History of Legislation

General and special statutes

UNIT- IV

Substantive and adjective law

Mandatory and directory provisions

Amending codifying and consolidating statutes

Enabling statutes

Fiscal statutes

Crown Grants

UNIT-V

Expropriating statutes

Penal statutes

Emergency legislation

Delegated or subordinate legislation



Interpretation of constitution

Implied power and obligations

State when bound by a statute

Retrospective operation of statute

Repel of statutes

Documents

Bba Llb Trimester Xii