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Chanakya National Law University, Patna
B. A., LL.B. (Hons.) & B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 2023-24; SEMESTER- III
Course Title: Criminal Law – I: Criminal Law-I (I.P.C. etc.) [Including the Sexual
Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 and The Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988]
Course Overview
Study and research of the law of crimes have always been one of the most attractive branches of Jurisprudence from the very inception of human civilization. Law prescribes certain standards of conduct to be observed by the people in the civilized society. Criminal Law is one of the basic and traditional areas of law that moulds one’s understanding about the entire criminal legal system. This is an area of law that every single member of the society can relate to in some way or the other. This is an introductory course on criminal law designed to develop the ability to understand the definition of crimes and the essential principles of criminal liability and apply the same to factual life situations. It is designed to cover the relevant principles and provisions of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. The course aims to equip students to be able to read legal text and apply them to factual situations and to scrutinize certain areas of criminal law critically to develop ideas for reforming the present criminal justice system. It is designed to discuss the relevant amendments and judgments to acquaint the students with the recent developments in the field.
Module No.
Description No. of Lectures
- Introduction to the Indian Penal Code, 1860 1.1 Short historical overview of the Indian Penal Code, 1860 1.2 Crime: Meaning and Definition, 1.3 Elements of crime: mens rea and actus reus 1.4 Stages of Crime 1.5 Intra territorial and Extra territorial operation of IPC 1.6 General Explanations 1.7 Theories and Kinds of Punishment 1.7.1 Theories of Punishment 1.7.2 Kinds of Punishment under the IPC
- General Exceptions 2.1 Mistake of Fact & Judicial Acts 2.2 Accident and Misfortune, 2.3 Necessity 2.4 Infancy 2.5 Insanity or Mental Abnormality 2.6 Intoxication 2.7 Consent and Compulsion 2.8 Trivial Act 2.9 Good Faith 2.10 Right of Private Defence of Body and Person
- Inchoate/ Preliminary Offences 3.1 Abetment of an Offence 3.2 Criminal Conspiracy 3.3 Attempt to commit a crime
- Offences against Human Body 4.1 Culpable Homicide and Murder 4.2 Decriminalisation of Attempt to commit suicide 4.3 Constitutional Validity of Section 303 4.4 Hurt and Grievous hurt 4.5 Wrongful Restraint and Wrongful confinement 4.6 Criminal Force and Assault 4.7 Kidnapping and Abduction 4.8 Sexual Offences: Rape and Unnatural Offences
- Offences against Property 5.1 Theft, Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity 5.2 Criminal Misappropriation of Property and Criminal Breach of Trust 5.3 Receiving of stolen property 5.4 Cheating 5.5 Mischief 5.6 Criminal trespass
- Offences against Marriage 6.1 Mock Marriage 6.2 Bigamy 6.3 Constitutionality of the offence of Adultery 6.4 Cruelty
Evaluation Criteria
Components Description^ Weightagein % Attendance Minimum 75 % of attendance is compulsory for appearing in the End Semester Examinations.
Project Report The submission has to be done on time. 0.25 marks each will be deducted for the subsequent delay.
Presentation As per the schedule announced by the Examination Section 4% Mid-Semester Examination
As per the schedule announced by the Examination Section 15%
End-Semester Examination
As per the schedule announced by the Examination Section 60%
Recommended/Reference Text Books and Resources:
- Andrew Ashworth, Principles of Criminal Law, Oxford University Press, US, 2009.
- Dr. H.S. Gaur, Penal Law of India , Law Publishers, Allahabad, 2013.
- Glanville Williams, Text Book of Criminal Law, Universal Law Publishing Co., New Delhi ,
- J. W Cecil Turner, Kenny's Outlines of Criminal Law , 18 th^ ed, Cambridge University Press,
- K.A. Pandey, Penal Law, 5 th^ ed., Eastern Book Company, Lucknow 2022
- K I Vibhuti, P S Achutham Pillai's Criminal Law, Lexis Nexis, Butterworths Wadhwa, Nagpur, 2012
- K. D. Gaur, A Textbook on the Indian Penal Code , Universal Law Publishing Co., New Delhi ,
- Ratanlal and Dhirajlal, The Indian Penal Code, Lexis Nexis, Butterworths Wadhwa, Nagpur,
- S.N. Mishra, Indian Penal Code, 20 th^ ed., Central Law Publications, Allahabad, 2016.
Instructor Details
Name of the Instructor: Dr. Fr. Peter Ladis F Telephone: WhatsApp Number: Email: frpeterladis@cnlu.ac.in Website: (^) www.cnlu.ac.in
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Chanakya National Law University, Patna
B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 2023 - 24 ; SEMESTER- III
Course Title: Entrepreneurship
Course Overview
The curriculum is designed to focus on the ……..
- To develop Entrepreneurial mindset among graduates.
- To encourage to opt for self-employment as a viable option for earning dignified means of living.
- To enable to appreciate the dynamic changes happening in the economy.
- To acquaint the role of Entrepreneurship in the growth and economic development of the nation.
- To promote Entrepreneurship as life-skills to improve quality of life, skills of creation and management of entrepreneurial pursuits.
Module one deals with the basic of Entrepreneurship and important factors in Entrepreneurship development.
Module two focuses on the role of Entrepreneurship in the growth and economic development of the nation.
Module three deals with idea generation to idea commercialization.
Module four covers with crucial Factors for Setting Up the Small Business
Module five cover assessment of resources.
Module six deals with financial implication in small business.
Module seven covers business plan.
Module Eight focuses on credit system available.
Learning Outcomes
The course aims to develop Entrepreneurial mindset among graduates
- Edupreneurship,
- Health entrepreneurship,
- Tourism entrepreneurship,
- Women entrepreneurship etc.
- Barriers to entrepreneurship
- Case Study. Module III: (^) • Introduction,
Entrepreneurship as a Person,
- Traits and Characteristics of Entrepreneurs,
- Delicate. Uniqueness of Entrepreneurs,
- Opportunities in Self- employment, Idea Generation;
- Selecting an Idea, Generation of Idea, Recalling Your Selected Ideas
Module IV: (^) • Business Opportunities,
- Identifying My Business Choice –
- SWOT,
- Crucial Factors for Setting Up the Small Business,
- Preliminaries in Setting Up a Business or Trade,
- Product - Specific Formalities, Business Blueprint, -. Case Study.
Module V: • Introduction, 29 - 35
- Steps in Setting Up a Small Business Enterprise;
- Collect Information,
- Organize Information,
- Upgrading Vocational Skills,
- Financial Implications Module VI: • Market Trends,
- Crisis Management,
- Small Business Analysis Skills;
- Planning,
- Organizing
- Manpower, Assistance
- Case Study.
Module VII: (^) • Introduction,
- Need for a Business Plan,
- Preparing Business Plan,
- Working Capital and Project Cost Assessment,
- Appraising the Business Plan;
- Technical Appraisal,
- Marketing Appraisal,
- Financial Appraisal,
- Sensitivity Analysis, Break Even Point.
Module VIII: (^) • Debt Service Coverage
Ratio,
- The Formal Credit System,
- The Government Sponsored Schemes,
- Alternative Credit Delivery System,
- Maintenance of Records and Accounts,
- Case Study.
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Instructor Details
Name of the Instructor: Dr Md Safiullah Telephone: 8969767406 WhatsApp Number: Email: (^) safiullah@cnlu.ac.in Website:
Chanakya National Law University, Patna
B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 2023 - 24 ; SEMESTER- III
Course Title: Family Law II
Course Overview
Family Law is the branch of law, which touches each and every individual of the society. It governs an integral part of the life of the individual. In India we have a strange spectacle of personal laws. They owe their diversity to their varied origin, distinct principles and the bulk of substantive law itself. The personal laws play a vital role in governing the conflicting interest of the individuals. In India in personal matters there is no national or regional law. Personal law of a person is not determined by his domicile or his nationality but by his membership of the community to which he belongs. Study of Family Law is Unique. It is not like the rest of the civil laws. It lacks uniformity in application. It covers an enormous area of domestic relations such as marriage, matrimonial remedies, legitimacy of children, custody, guardianship, adoption, intestate and testamentary succession etc. so because of compulsion the sheer bulk of Family Law is divided into two as family Law-I and Family Law – II. Family Law-II deals with laws relating to Hindu Joint family, devolution of ancestral or coparcenary property, succession to separate property of a Hindu and the Muslim law relating to gifts, wills and inheritance. The rules relating to marriage, matrimonial remedies, legitimacy of children, custody, guardianship, adoption is of immense importance as it involves the sensitive relationship between individuals in the society.
Learning Outcomes
The course aims not only to help the student develop a clear understanding of the theoretical concepts but also enable them to apply the same in any given situation. On completion of the course, students will be able to:
Understand basic Family law, rules, and related concepts.
Identify and apply Family Law issues in concrete fact situations.
Think critically about and evaluate Family Laws doctrines.
Module II: Property in Hindu Law
- Obstructed and Un- obstructed Property,
- Classification of property,
- Incident of Joint family Property,
- Incident of Separate Property,
- Burden of Proof and Presumption,
- Ancestral Property,
- Nature of Father’s and Son’s Interest in Ancestral Property,
- When Jointly Acquired Property Becomes Joint Family Property,
- Doctrine of Blending,
- Gain of Learning.
Module III: Management of Joint Family Property
- Karta,
- Who Can Be Karta,
- Position of Karta,
- Power of Karta,
- Duties of Karta,
- Alienation of Coparcenary property: Person and Purposes,
- Right and Remedies of alinee.
Module IV: Women Estate (^) • Women Estate and Stridhan,
- Muslim women’s maintenance Right.
Module V: Partition and Reunion under Mitakshara School
- What property is divisible on partition,
- Person entitled to share on partition,
- Allotment of shares,
- Partition how effected,
- Reopening of partition,
- Effect of partition.
Module VI: THE HINDU SUCCESSION ACT, 1956
Succession to Property of a Male Intestate
- General introduction and the application of the Hindu Succession Act, 1956,
- Devolution of Mitakshara property under the Act,
- General principles of inheritance,
- Disqualifications of heirs. Succession to the Property of Female Intestate
- Hindu women’s estate,
- Law relating to inheritance.
Module VII: Law relating to Gifts under Muslim Law
- Who can make a valid gift?
- Meaning and essentials of a valid gift,
- Requisites of gift (parties, subject, extent of donor’s right, mode of gift,
- Difference between Shia and Sunni law of inheritance.
Recommended/Reference Text Books and Resources: Text Books
1. Mulla, Principles of Hindu Law (Latest Edition) 2. Poonam Pradhan Saxena, Family Law Lectures, Family Law– II , (Latest Edition) 3. Paras Diwan and Peeyushi Diwan, Modern Hindu Law (Latest Edition) 4. Paras Diwan, Muslim Law. (Latest Edition) 5. Mulla on Mohammedan law (Latest edition) 6. Aquil Ahmad on Mohammedan Law (Latest edition) .
Instructor Details
Name of the Instructor: Dr. Pooja Srivastava Email: poojasrivastava@cnlu.ac.in
Module XI: Uniform Civil Code
- Uniform Civil Code 53 -^54
Chanakya National Law University, Patna
B.B.A., LL.B. (H) 2023 - 24 ; SEMESTER- III
Course Title: MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS
Course Overview
The curriculum is designed to focus on the concepts of economics as applicable in managerial situations. It also includes the national economic policy used by administrators for the welfare of the nation state. The focus is both on economist as a policy advisor and as a social scientist.
Module one deals with Introduction to Economics.
Module two focuses on Demand Estimation and Forecasting
Module three deals with Firm as a Producer. Analysis of Production
Module four covers Market Structure Analysis and Estimation : Perfect Competition
Module five Competitive and Monopoly Model
Module six deals with Imperfect Competition: Monopolistic Competition: Oligopoly
Module seven covers Stabilization Policies , Money and Banking
Module Eight focuses on Impact of covid on international and national Economies
Modue Nine looks at Blue Economy in Indian context,
Module Ten envisions New Economic Policies, Current Trends
A nation is not made wealthy by the childish accumulation of shiny metals, but it is enriched by the economic prosperity of its people.
- Adam Smith
Learning Outcomes
The course aims to providing basic theories and tools of analysis and develops an understanding of the behavior of various economic agents (individuals and firms). The course also provides an appreciation and application of various microeconomic theories, in different managerial situations. On completion of the course, students will be able to:
- Understand concepts of economics, principles, laws and theories.
- Analyse both equilibrium and optimization.
- Critically analyze the economic policies practiced by government and corporates.
- Conceive the basic tenets of law and how they are born out of economic theories.
- Equal Cost Lines
- Choices of Input Combinations- Maximization of Output subject to the Cost Constraint
- Minimization of Cost for a Given Level of Output
- Least Cost Conditions,
Module IV: Market Structure Analysis and Estimation : Perfect Competition
- Introduction,
- Assumptions
- Short-run and Long-run Equilibrium of the Competitive firm
- Supply Behavior of a Competitive Firm
- Effects of Taxation under Perfect Competition
Module V: Competitive and Monopoly Model (^) • Long-run Supply Curve
- Efficiency of Competitive Markets
- Evaluating the Market Mechanism
- Efficiency of Competitive Markets
- Monopoly-Basic Concepts
- A few Properties of Equilibrium under Monopoly
- Absence of Supply Curve under Monopoly
- Effect of a shift in the Demand on Monopoly
- Effect of shift in Cost
- Imposition of Tax under Monopoly
- Measures of Monopoly Power, Comparison between Monopoly and Perfect Competition
- Price Discrimination, Equilibrium of a Discriminating Monopolist.
- Types of Price Discrimination, Price Discrimination and the Existence of the Industry,
- Monopsony
Module VI: Imperfect Competition: Monopolistic Competition: Oligopoly
- Product Differentiation
- Equilibrium
- Advertising and Product Development in Monopolistically Competitive Markets.
- Oligopoly: Introduction
- Indeterminateness of Equilibrium Price and Output under Oligopoly
- Non- collusive Oligopoly
- Cournot’s Model of Duopoly
- Other Oligopoly Models
- The Kinked Demand Curve
- Collusive Oligopoly
- Cartels, Cartels aiming at Joint Profit Maximization
- Market Sharing Cartels
- Price Leadership.
- The Theory of Games
- The Pay-off Matrix
- Dominant Strategies and Nash Equilibrium
- Dominated Strategies
- Maximin and Minimax Strategies
- Maximin - Minimax Combination and the equilibrium.
Module VII: Stabilization Policies , Money and Banking
- Business cycle.
- Fiscal Policy.
- Monetary Policy.
- Exchange Rate Policy.
- Externalities and Public goods
- Accelerators and Multipliers
- Digital Payments: UPI, NEFT, RTGS and IMPS
- Concepts of Cards, Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)
