Code of Civil Procedure

The Civil Procedure Code (CPC) is a legal framework that governs the rules and procedures for resolving civil disputes within a country's judicial system. It outlines the processes by which civil cases, which typically involve disputes between individuals, entities, or organizations over matters such as contracts, property, and personal rights, are initiated, conducted, and ultimately decided in a court of law. The CPC lays down guidelines for filing lawsuits, serving legal notices, conducting trials, presenting evidence, and obtaining judgments in civil cases, ensuring a structured and fair process for all parties involved in the litigation. Different countries may have their own versions of the Civil Procedure Code, tailored to their legal systems and practices.

INTERNATIONAL LAW AND HUMAN RIGHTS

Victimology and Law of Probation

FUNDAMENTALS OF JURISPRUDENCE

COURSE OBJECTIVES

1.To give an overview to the students about law and legal systems prevalent in the world and India in particular, so that they can understand the jurisprudence of all subjects taught to them over a span of three years.
2.To learn the jurisprudential basis of various concepts which are continuously being dealt within law in all manifestations.
3.To encourage the students to adopt a pragmatic approach in studying all the subjects in rhe coming semesters by teaching them how to read cases and ways to merge legal theory with practice.
4.To make the students trace the evolution of law and legal systems in different countries.
5.To familiarize the students with the linkage of law with other social sciences such as psychology, history, sociology, economics etc.
6.To acquaint the students with the growth of legal profession in India and the laws governing the profession.

COURSE OUTCOMES:

CO1. Understand and remember the concept, meaning, nature, scope and utility of jurisprudence which will increase, in consequence, disciplinary knowledge of the students.

CO2. Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of jurisprudence & apply the knowledge to the complex socio-legal problems.

CO3.Analyze and critically evaluate practices in law, prepare arguments, estimate claims in cases on the basis of empirical evidence.

CO4. Interpret and develop Critical Thinking with the ability to identify aspects of the different thoughts of various schools of law, i.e. Natural Law school, Analytical school, Historical school, Sociological school and realistic school.

CO5. Develop the skills in application of law with analytical reasoning keeping in mind social needs and ends of justice.

CO6. Identify and evaluate the linkage of law with other social sciences such as psychology, history, sociology, economics etc.

CO7. Analyze and evaluate the concept of rights and duties, personality, possession and ownership. Understand and apply those concepts in legal profession and develop skills to communicate effectively on complex legal activities.

CO8. Understand the impact of the professional legal solutions in societal and environmental contexts for the shake of sustainable development. Interpret and device law for purpose of administration of civil and criminal justice


LAWS

Law of general Contract

Law of contracts in India defines Contract as an agreement enforceable by law which offers personal rights, and imposes personal obligations, which the law protects and enforces against the parties to the agreement. The general law of contract is based on the conception, which the parties have, by an agreement, created legal rights and obligations, which are purely personal in their nature and are only enforceable by action against the party in default.

English Language Skills I

The principal objective behind introducing the course is to improve the English language skill ability of the students, who come from the cross section of the society. Apart from that, other objectives are:

i.To improve the speaking ability of the student.

ii. To improve the writing ability of the student. 

iii.To improve the listening skill of the student.

iv. To make them acquainted with the basics of literature.



Philosophy - I

Indian and western philosophical topics will be discussed. 

Clinical -II (Professional Ethics)

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