Guest Faculty Members 
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Prof. Sarbjit Singh |
Professor
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Prof. GurPal Singh |
Professor
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Senior Members of the Local Bar |
Courses Offered and Admission Criteria
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(i) LL.B. Three Year Course : For admission to LL.B. Part I (Ist Semester) a candidate who has graduated in any faculty or has obtained a post- graduate degree in any faculty from this university or has passed an equivalent examination from other statutory University securing atleast 45% marks (Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe candidates with 40% marks) will be eligible, provided he fulfils other requirements stated here in before.
(ii) ADDITIONAL SUBJECT AFTER PASSING LL.B. THREE YEAR COURSE:
(a)
A Candidate who has passed Ll.B. Course may appear as a Private candidate in examination in anyone of the prescribed paper(s) as additional paper(s) provided the paper(s) so chosen has not already been opted by him in the said course.
(b) Such a candidate will be required to pay examination fee as a prescribed.
(c) Such a candidate shall be required to obtain 45% marks in each of additional paper(s). No grace marks shall be allowed to such a candidate.
(iii). LL.M. TWO-YEAR COURSE :** For admission to LL.M. Part I, a candidate should have secured at least 55% marks in aggregate in all the parts taken together of LL.B. (Three-Year/Five-Year) degree examination of this University or an equivalent examination from any other statutory university.
Provided that in case a candidate has passed LL.B. (Two-Year) degree examination at such time when he was eligible to get himself enrolled as Advocate under Bar Council rules at that time, his marks in LL.B. Part I and LL.B. Part II examinations in aggregate will be taken into consideration, subject to the condition that it will also be essential for him for the purpose of eligibility that he has not secured less than 55% marks in aggregate in LL.B. Part I and LL.B. Part II examinations.
Note : For admission to LL.B. and LL.M. candidates belonging to the following categories shall be allowed relaxation of 5% in the minimum marks required for eligibility.
(a.) Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes .
(b.) Physically Handicapped (such candidates will produce a medical certificate showing at least 40% disability).
2. Where a candidate wants to take the benefit of any additional subject, the marks of any subject may be substituted by the marks in the additional subject at the option and to the best advantage of the candidate.
3. Where the candidate has passed B.A. examination under M.I.L. Ordinances, his percentage may be calculated by adding the marks obtained by him in B.A. Part II and B.A. Part III. If the candidate so desires the percentage of marks obtained by him in Gyani/Prabhakar examination may be added to the marks secured by him in B.A. examination and his eligibility be determined accordingly.
4. In the matter of calculating percentage of marks secured by a candidate in the lower examination for admission to a higher course if fraction worked out to ½ or more it should be counted as 1 and fraction less than ½ be ignored.
5. A candidate who has appeared in the qualifying examination and his/her result is still awaited, may apply and appear in the entrance test provisionally at his/her own risk, subject to the condition that he/she will submit the result or proof of meeting the eligibility requirements at the time of interview. His/her candidature will be cancelled in case of non-submission of result and fulfilling eligibility norms by the required date.
6. To be eligible for admission to LL.B. course a candidate should qualify the entrance test by securing the required percentage of marks.
SYLLABUS
BACHELOR OF LAW PART-I (THREE YEARS COURSE)
(FIRST & SECOND SEMESTERS)
FOR 2010-2011, 2011-12 & 2012-13 SESSIONS
SCHEME OF STUDIES
First Semester
Paper Subject Univ. Int.* Max.
Exam. Assess. Marks
I. Jurisprudence 80 20 100
II. Constitutional Law-I 80 20 100
III. Law of Contract 80 20 100
IV. Family Law-I 80 20 100
V. Law of Torts, Motor 80 20 100
Vehicle Accidents and Consumer
Protection
Second Semester
Paper Subject Univ. Int.* Max.
Exam. Assess. Marks
I. Environmental Law 80 20 100
II. Constitutional Law-II 80 20 100
III. Special Contracts 80 20 100
IV. Family Law-II 80 20 100
V. Public International Law 80 20 100
Total 400 100 500
* The break-up of 20 marks for Internal Assessment will be as under :
(a) Two tests of which average will be considered for assessment 10 Marks
(b) Assignment 10 Marks
Revised Curriculum for LL.B. Three Year Course for the Session 2011-12 and 2012-13
First Semester
1. Jurisprudence
2. Constitutional Law-I
3. Law of Contract
4. Family Law-I
5. Law of Torts, Motor Vehicle Accidents and Consumer Protection
Second Semester
1. Environmental Law
2. Constitutional Law-II
3. Special Contracts
4. Family Law-II
5. Public International Law
Third Semester
1. Law of Crimes-I
2. Labour and Industrial Law-I
3. Law of Property
4. Administrative Law
5. Option : Any one of the following :
(a) Offences against Child and Juvenile Offence
(b) Law of Equity, Trust and Religious Endowments
(c) Human Rights Law and Practice
Fourth Semester
1. Law of Crimes-II
2. Labour and Industrial Law-II
3. Company Law
4. Option : Any one the following ;
(a) Insurance Law
(b) Co-operative Law and Agriculture Insurance
(c) Local Self Government and Panchyat Adminstration
(d) Banking Law
5. Option : Any one the following :
(a) Direct Taxation
(b) White Collor Crime
(c) Competition Law
6. English (Communication Skill)*
Fifth Semester
1. Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act
2. Law of Evidence
3. Land Laws including Tenure & Tenancy System
4. Option : Any one of the following :
(a) Gender Justice
(b) Criminology, Penology and Victimology
(c) Forensic Science and Law
5. Option : Any one of the following :
(a) Law of Registration, Specific Relief and Court Fee
(b) Law Relating to Information Technology and Right to Information
(c) Private International Law
Sixth Semester
1. Drafting, Pleading and Conveyancing
2. Alternate Dispute Resolution and Legal Aid
3. Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System
4. Moot-Court Exercise and Intership
5. Option : Any one of the following :
(a) Intellectual Property Law
(b) Interpretation of Statutes
(c) Law of Infrastructure Development
* For those students who opt Punjabi as medium of Examination
Revised Curriculum for LL.M. Syllabus for First, Second, Third and Fourth Semesters for the Session 2011-12 and 2012-13
FIRST SEMESTER
Paper-I : Methods and Principles of Legislation & Statutory Interpretation.
Paper-II : Jurisprudence-I
Group-I : CRIMINAL LAW
Paper-III : General Principles of Criminal Law-I
Paper-IV : Specific Offences-I
Group-II : INTERNATIONAL LAW
Paper-III : Public International Law-I
Paper-IV : International Law and Contemporary Issues-I
Group-III : CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Paper-III : Constitutional Law of India-I
Paper-IV : Administrative Law-I
Group-IV : FAMILY LAW
Paper-III : Law of Marriage in India
Paper-IV : Law of Matrimonial Reliefs in India
Group-V : BUSINESS LAW
Paper-III : Law of Contract
Paper-IV : Industrial and Intellectual Property Right
SECOND SEMESTER
Paper-I : Interpretation of Statutes
Paper-II : Jurisprudence-II
Group-I : CRIMINAL LAW
Paper-III : General Principles of Criminal Law-II
Paper-IV : Specific Offences-II
Group-II : INTERNATIONAL LAW
Paper-III : Public International Law-II
Paper-IV : International Law and Contemporary Issues-II
Group-III : CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Paper-III : Constitutional Law of India-II
Paper-IV : Administrative Law-II
Group-IV : FAMILY LAW
Paper-III : Law of Maintenance
Paper-IV : Hindu Law of Joint Family and Inheritance.
Group-V : BUSINESS LAW
Paper-III : Corporate and Competition Law
Paper-IV : Legal Regulation of Economic Enterprises
THIRD SEMESTER
Group-I : CRIMINAL LAW
Paper-I : Juvenile Justice
Paper-II : Developing Areas of Crimes & Crime Control Strategies
Group-II : INTERNATIONAL LAW
Paper-I : International Institutions-I
Paper-II : International Protection of Human Rights-I
Group-III : CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Paper-I : British Parliamentary System
Paper-II : Federalism and Indian Constitution
Group-IV : FAMILY LAW
Paper-I : Law of Adoption and Guardianship
Paper-II : Law of Succession, Gifts, Charitable Endowments & Wakfs
Group-V : BUSINESS LAW
Paper-I : Law of Export-Import Regulation
Paper-II : Banking Law
Dissertation
FOURTH SEMESTER
Group-I : CRIMINAL LAW
Paper-I : Socio-economic Offences
Paper-II : Administration of Criminal Justice
Group-II : INTERNATIONAL LAW
Paper-I : International Institutions-II
Paper-II : International Protection of Human Rights-II
Group-III : CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Paper-I : American Constitutional Law
Paper-II : Indian Constitution and Environment
Group-IV : FAMILY LAW
Paper-I : Problems of Family in Contemporary Indian Society
Paper-II : Practice and Procedure under Personal Laws
Group-V : BUSINESS LAW
Paper-I : Insurance Law
Paper-II : Corporate Finance
Dissertation
Contact Us
Name: Prof. Ravi Karan Singh
Department of Law
Punjabi University, Patiala,Punjab.
Pin -147002
Ph: 0175-304-6290
