Sr. No, 8316 Roll No

BA LL.B.lBBA LL.B(HONS.)-lsT SEMESTER EXAMINATIONS; DECEMBER 2016(SUB.: JURISPRUDENCE-I; PAPER CODE: 0805010118060101)

(Common for Hi\. LLB(lIons.) and BBA LLB(Hons.)TIME: 03:00 Hrs. Max. Marks: 75Instructions:­I. Write your Roll no. on the Question paper.2. Candidate should ensure that they have been provided with the correct question paper. Complaints in this regards, If

any, should be made within 15 minutes of the commencement of the exam. No complaint(s) will be entertainedthereafter.

3. Attempt all questions. Pm1 ofa question should be attempted in sequence order.4. Draw Diagram wherever required.

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PART-I

Q.1. Answer any five questions. All question carry equal marks. (Sx3=lS)

a) Explain the difference between substantive law and procedural law giving at least twoexamples of each

b) Elucidate the definition of law as propounded by Austinc) Discuss the difference between adversarial method and inquisitional method of dispute

resolutiond) What is the difference between 'obiter dicta' and ' ratio decidendi'?e) Explain the meaning of' Prospective overruling' .f) What is the difference between Doctrinal and Empirical legal research?g) Discuss the meaning of primary and secondary resources for legal research.

PART-II

Q.2. Attempt any four questions. All questions carry equal marks. (4x15 = 60)

(a) 'Judicial Precedent is an important source oflaw' Elucidate the statement.

(b) Discuss the significance of 'Custom' as a source of law. Explain the essentials of a validCustom.

(c) Elaborate the concept of 'Rule of Law' and its relevance in India.

(d) Discuss the legal remedies available under our justice delivery system.

(e) Discuss various approaches to the study oflaw.

(f) Explain the Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism in India.

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Sf. No. 83l7_ Roll No. _

BA/BBA LLB (HONS.) _1st SEMESTER EXAMINATION; DECEMBER-2016(SUB:- LOW OF CONTRACTS-I; PAPER CODE: 08050102/08060102)

Time: 03:00Hrs Max. Marks: 75Instructions:

I. Write your Roll No. on the Question Paper.2. Candidate should ensure that the question paper supplied to them is complete in all respect. Complaints in this

regard, if any, should be made to the invigilator staff on duty in the exam centre within 15 minutes of thecommencement of the exam. No complaint shall be entertained thereafter.

3. Attempt all questions. Parts of a question should be attempted in sequential order.4. Draw the diagram wherever required.

PART-I

Q1. Answer any five questions. All questions carry equal marks.

a) Explain the statement "All contracts are agreements, but all agreements are not contracts".b) Explain the concept of Standard Form Contracts.c) Differentiate between Offer and Invitation to Offer.d) Define consideration. Comments on the statement that "Agreements without consideration are

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void".e) "Minor's Agreements are void ab initio". Explain.f) Explain in detail the Unlawful Agreements under 5.23 of leAg) Explain Minor's liability for Necessaries supplied to him during minority.

PART-II

Q2. Attempt any four questions. All questions carry equal marks. (4x15=60)a) Explain in detail the essentials of a valid offer.

b) Discuss the legal principles regarding both communication & Revocation of Offer and Acceptance?

c) Define the following concepts in detail.­

i) Coercionii) Undue influenceiii) Fraudiv) Misrepresentationv) Mistake

d) "The general rule is that; No third person can sue or be sued on a contract to which he is not a

party". Explain this principle of privity of contract and also state the exception to this principle.

e) Explain the following modes of discharge of contract:

i) Discharge by performanceii) Discharge by Breach of contractiii) Discharge by impossibility of performance.

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Sr. No. ~8~3~1~9 _ Roll No __ u

BA LL.P.lBBA LL.B(HoNS~)-1sTSEMESTER fXAMINATIONS; DECEMBER 2016(SUB.: ENGLISH - I; PAPER CODE: 08050103/08060103)

(Common for BA LLB(Hons.) ahd BBA LLB(Hons.)TTMF.; 03:00 Hrs. I Max. Markl}: 75Instruetions:- I1. Write your Roll no. on the Question paper.2. Candidate should ensure that they have been provided with the correct question paper. Complaints in this regards, If

any, should be made within 15 minutes of the++of the exam. No complaint(s) will be entertainedthereafter.

3. Attempt all questions. Part of a question should be attempted ij sequence order.4. Draw Diagram wherever required.

PART-I

Q.l. Explain the legal terms given below (any fiftccn): (15)Appellant, Bench Warrant, domicile, Capit~l Felony, foreclosure, contempt of court,adjournment, delinque~t, cro~sexamination, a2Ulment,custody, dissolution, grievance, oath,Habeas Corpus, Juvemle Delmquent, lockout, isdemeanor

- PART-II .Attempt any six questions. All questions carry equal marks.

Q.2 . Rewrite the following sentences after making corrections if necessary. (Any ten) (10)a) He is moving into the room.b) My brother is the older than me.c) Either John or Noah are responsible for t is.d) The personnel are hoping of good bonus tHisyear.e) The girl or her sisters watches television etery day.f) Yours pencil is with me.g) What the miners are searching for?h) Is Meera related with you?i) No prize or medal were given to the boy, hough he stood first in the examination.j) One must do his duty.k) The cat or dog are in the yard.1) The committee decide when to adjourn.m) My friend is senior than me.

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate Wilordfrom the given pair of words in eachsentence. (Any ten) - (10)a) This is a very (naughty/ knotty) prqblem. .b). We believe in the immortality of the ..... (soul/ sole). -c) I cannot .... (alter! altar) my program. Id) Our (Principal! Principle) is a man of (principles/ principals).e) All (except! accept) Hari were presentlf) What (carrier/ career) do you want to follow?g) Prices will (soar/ sore) higher. Ih) When students are tired, they begin to ... T.' (doze/ dose). .i) The (assent! ascent) of the'mountain was very difficult.j) Good persons never. ..... (dessert! descrtjlthcir friends in adversity.k) There is nothing difficult for an (industriousl industrial) man.1) Edison the gramophone. (in~entedl discovered). .

Q.4. Write an essay in about 300 words on any hne of the following topics.a) Environment: Whose Responsibility? Ib) People have become overly dependent on technology

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Q.5. Write a precis (summary) of the passage given below in about one-third of its originallength. (10)We all know what we mean by a "good" mqn. The', ideally good man does not drink orsmoke, avoids bad language, converses in the presence of men only exactly as he would ifthere were ladies present, attends church regularly and holds the correct opinion on allsubjects. He has a wholesome horror of wrong-doing and realizes that it is our painful dutyto castigate sin. He has a still greater horror of wrong thinking, and considers it the businessof the authorities to safeguard the young against those who question the wisdom of theviews generally accepted by middle-aged successful citizens. Apart from his professionalduties, at which he is assiduous, he spends much time in good works: he may encourage

. patriotism and military training; he may promote industry, sobriety and virtue among wageearners and their children by seeing to it that failures in these respects receive duepunishment; he may be a trustee of a university and prevent an ill-judged respect forlearning from allowing the employment of professors with subversive ideas. Above all, ofcourse, his "morals" in the narrow sense must be irreproachable. (189 words)

Q.6. As a Manager of Q Mart, you have received from one of your customers a lettercomplaining of delay in delivery and inattention when he visited your Q Mart. Draft areply expressing regret and promising an investigation. (10)

Q.7. Write 'Questions' corresponding to the following'Answers' (Any ten). (10)a) The car is parked downstairs.b) They have a lot of money.c) I ran 5 kilometers today.d) There isn't any water left.e) I shall wait for you in the parking.f) The potatoes cost Rs. 25per kg.g) I finished my homework at 10pmh) Cat is my favourite animal.i) Reena's husband gifted her luxury car on their anniversary.j) I am going to Mumbai next week.k) Rajan is drawing a picture of a roaring lion.1) The car is parked in the basement.

Q.8. Explain the meaning of any ten of the followingforeign phrases/ expressions. (10)carte blanche, de facto, vis-it-vis, status quo, en route, ad infinitum, bonafide, bete noire,cui de sac, adhoc, fait accompli, lingua franca

Q.9. Read the passage and answer any five of the questions that follow: (10)The first step is for us to realise that a city need not be a frustrater of life; it can be among otherthings, a mechanism for enhancing life, for producing possibilities of living which are not to berealized except through cities. But, for that to happen, deliberate and drastic planning is needed.Towns as much as animals, must have their systems of organs-those for transport and circulation arean obvious example. What we need now are organ systems for recreation, leisure, culture,community expression. This means abundance of open space, easy access to unspoilt Nature, beautyin parks and in fine buildings, gymnasia and swimming baths and recreation grounds in planty,central spaces for celebrations and demonstrations, halls for citizens' meetings, concert halls andtheatres and cinemas that belong to the city. And the buildings must not be built anyhow or dumpeddown anywhere; both they and their groupings should mean something important to the people ofthe place.Questions:a) How can the cities be made to provide full facilities for life?b) Suggest a suitable title for the passage.c) "A city need not be a frustrater oflife." What does this sentence mean?d) Which word has the opposite meaning to the word 'frustrater' in the passage?e) "The building must not be built anyhow or dumped down anywhere" What does this statement

imply? ,f) The author talks about 'Unspoilt Nature'. In what way can Nature remain unspoilt?g) According to the author, what is the function of a city?h) What does the opening sentence of the passage imply?

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Sr. No. 8318 Roll No. _

BA LLB (HONS.)_1st SEMESTER EXAM NATION; DECEMBER-2016(SUB:- HISTORY OF LEGAL & CONSTITUTIONAL D~VELOPMENT; PAPER CODE: 08050104)

Time: 03:00Hrs . . Max. Marks: 75Instructions:

I. Write your Roll No. on the Question Paper.2. Candidate should ensure that the question paper supplied to them is complete in all respect. Complaints in this

regard, if any, should be made to the invigilator staff on ~uty in the exam centre within 15 minutes of thecommencement of the exam.No complaintshall be entertained thereafter.

3. Attempt all questions. Parts of a question should be attempted in sequentialorder.4. Draw the diagram whereverrequired. I .

IPART-I r

Q1. Answer any five questions. All questions carry equal marks. (5x3=lS)

a) English Settlement at Medras

b) Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court at Calcutta

c) Raja Nand Kumar Trial

d) Lex Loci Report

e) Effect of Indian Independence Act, 1947

f) Accession of Princely states

g) Sadar Nizamat Adalat

PART-II

Q2. Attempt any four questions. All questions carry equal Larks.

. a) How does the charter of 1726 constitute a landmarkl in the Indian Legal History. Discuss.

b) Discuss the reforms introduced by Lord Cornwallis in the Judicial system of British India. Did he

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lay the foundation of the existing system?

c) Discuss the brief the chief characteristics of the Indian Council Act, 1909.. .

~d) Enumerate the main provisions of the Government of India Act, 191 and also discuss the changes

introduced there under.•

e) Discuss the salient features of the Indian High Court Act, 1861.

f) What are proposals made by Sir Stafford Cripps Mission in 1942? Which led to the Quit India

Movement demanding complete freedom from the British Rule? Enumerate in brief.. . I

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Sf. No._[320 Roll No.

BA LLB (HONS.) _1st SEMESTER EXAMINATION; DECEMBER-2016(SUB:- POLITICAL SCIENCE;-I PAPER CODE: 08050105)

Time: 03:00Hrs------------------

Instructions:1. Write your Rull Nu. on the Question Paper.2. Candidate should ensure that the question paper supplied to them is complete in all respect. Complaints in this

regard, if any, should be made to the invigilator staff on duty in the exam centre within 15 minutes of thecommencement of the exam. No complaint shall be entertained thereafter.

3. Attempt all questions. Parts of a question should be attempted in sequential order.4. Draw the diagram wherever required.

Max. Marks: 75

PART-I

Qt. Answer any five questions. All questions carry equal marks.

a) Explain the meaning and Definition of Political Science.

b) Discuss the elements of State.

c) Explain the relation of Political Science and Economics.

d) Explain the meaning of Equality and describe its Types.

e) Explain conditions for the success of Democracy.

f) Explain the concept of legal Justice.

g) What is meant by Politics?

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PART-II

Q2. Attempt any four questions. All questions carry equal marks.

a) Explain the meaning and definition of Sovereignty. What are its features?

b) Explain the meanings of Power and Authority. Distinguish between the two.

c) Explain the Gandhian Perspective of State.

d) Discuss the relation of Political Liberty and Economics Equality.

e) Discuss Elite Theory of Democracy.

f) Define Rights. Explain the legal theory of rights.

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