CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION RECORD
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the
Requirement for the award of the Degree of
LL.B.
Submitted
By
xxx
(Regd.No.xxx)
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW
KAKINADA – 533 005
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW
KAKINADA – 533 005
Certificate
This is to certify that ‘The Clinical Legal Education Record’ submitted in partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of the Degree of LL.B. is a record of bonafide work done by ______, bearing Regd.No. ______during the First Semester under my guidance and that this record has not been previously formed as the basis for the award of any degree, diploma, associate ship, fellowship or similar title
Teacher – in-chargePrincipal
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/5 LLB (First Semester): Seminar And Clinical Legal Education
Part –A
(Marks – 50 : Seminar write up and oral presentation– 25 Marks and Viva - 25 Marks)
Topics for Seminar (Marks – 50)
1. Concept of Contract
2. Free consent
3. Mahatma Gandhi
4. Importance of English Language
5. Kautilya
6. M.N. Roy
7. Concept of Demand
8. Perfect competition
Note : Oral Presentation before the External Examiner on any one of the above topics and A written record shall also be submitted to the college.
Part – B
(Marks – 50 : Record– 25 Marks and Viva - 25 Marks)
Clinical Legal Education: Activities suggested
1. Visiting of Law Library
2. Participation in Legal – Aid Camp
3. Participation in Legal awareness camp
4. Internship at Advocates Office
5. Internship at NGO
Note : A written record shall be submitted to the college on any one of the above.
- Seminar Paper and clinical legal education record shall be kept in same record which is to be in Laminated Bounding in A4 Size along with Certificate from the college. It shall be in two copies. One copy shall be submitted to the college well in advance and another copy shall be carried by the student to the viva voce test.
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/5 LLB (I Semester) : GENERAL ENGLISH – I
Part : A
INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS:
I. What are the views of Becon and other contemporary Poets regarding friendship?
II. a. ‘A City Night Piece is a Variety of life style during the pathetic night’ - comment.
b. Critically examine the man who was idle during the life.
III. Answer the following objective questions
1. Marlin mailed the letter (Active voice). Convert in to the passive voice
2. ______Ramayana and ______Mahabharata are the Holy Books.
3. ______Sun rises in the East.
4. Mary's house is the tallest_____all the houses on the block.
5. An interrogative sentence is relating to
a) Question b) command c) statementd) exclamatory
6. A person who drinks large quantities of alcohol is called ______
7. My friend speaks Korean and English. She_____speaks Chinese.
8. I must study hard,____I will fail my exam.
9. The author of ‘of friendship’ is ______
10. The author of ‘The Spider and the Bee’ is ______
11. The author of ‘City Night Piece’ is ______
12. The author of ‘The Convalescent’ is ______
13. The author of ‘The Maid Servant’ is ______
14. The author of ‘Manners’ is ______
15. The author of ‘Of Myself’ is ______
16. The author of ‘The Golden Age’ is ______
17. The author of ‘Forgetting’ is ______
18. The author of ‘Of Youth and Age’ is ______
19. The author of ‘The Law and the Lawyers’ is ______
20. The meaning of ‘Lex Loci’ is ______
Part :B
ASSIGNMENT TOPICS
1. Comment on Gandhiji’s views on Lahore Judgment
2. Give a brief account of Great Trial.
3. Describe the farcical trial held in Punjab 1919
4. What were the feelings of Gandhiji’s about Babu Kalinadh Roy’s case?
5. Comment on the Gandhiji’s views on Law and Lawyers.
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/5 LL.B (I Semester) : POLITICAL SCIENCE – I
(Principles of Political Science: Theory and Organization)
Part: A
INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS:
I.Examine the classical Hindu concept of State.
II.a. What is meant by Dr. Karl Marx Scientific Socialism? Explain.
b. Write an essay on Presidential Form of Government.
III. Answer the following objective questions
1. ‘The Organic Theory of the State’ is popularized by ______
2. Who is the author of ‘Social Contract Theory’ ______
3. ______is famous of the five countries that practice unwritten constitution?
4. ______is the biggest constitution country in the World?
5. ‘Das Capital’ is written by ______
6. Kautilya was the Prime minister of ______
7. Sapthanga Theory of State is propounded by ______
8. Prophet Mohammed was born in ______in the year _____
9. Din-e llahi is propounded by ______
10. The Grand Old man of India is ______
11. Exponent of the philosophy ofRadical Humanism is ______
12. M.K. Gandhi was born on ______
13. Techniques of Satyagraha are ______, ______, ______
14.The country where the presidential form of Government in practice
15.Land Donation (Bhoodan) Movement was started by ______
16.The founder of Indian National Congress is ______
17. Iron man of India is ______
18. Founder of Azad Hind Fauj : Force behind Indian Freedom is ______
19. Lal Bahadur Shastri was died in ______in the year ______
20. International Court of Justice is located in ______
Part :B
ASSIGNMENT TOPICS
1. Write an essay on Political Sovereignty
2.Discuss Gandhiji’s concept of Sarvodaya
3.Discuss working of Judiciary in our Indian Political System
4Write Short Notes on
1. Natural Rights
2. State
3. One- Party Democracy
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/5 LLB (I Semester): ECONOMICS- I
(General Principles of Economics)
Part: A
INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
I. State and Explain the Law of Demand
II. a. State the Main features of Perfect Competition.
b. Explain the relevance of Economics in Law.
III. Answer the following objective questions
1.Economics was divided into Micro and Macro Economics by the Economist ______
2. The problem of Economizing is relating to ______
3. An Industry is said to be of an equilibrium under perfect competition when ______
4. Increase in demand of a commodity is in relation to _____
5. Variable costs are ______
6. The Shape of the demand curve is ______
7. The main feature of perfect competition is _____
8. Market price is ____
9. Selling costs are very important under _____
10. Kinky demand curve explains about ______
11.Product differenciation is main feature of ______
12. Marginal Productivity theory is associated with name of ___
13. Supply schedule shows that the relationship between ____
14. The monopoly firm means ______
15. Liquidity preference theory was given by ______
16.Scarcity definition was given by ______
17.Micro Economics is otherwise known as _____
18.Utility means ______
19.The book ‘General Theory Of Money And Interest’ was written by ______
20. Father of Modern Economics is ______
Part: B
ASSIGNMENT TOPICS
1. How can you justify that Economics has a basis of Social welfare and Social Justice?
2. What are the advantages and disadvantages in Division of Labour?
3. Explain the concept of Mixed Economy.
4.Discuss the price and output determination under perfect competition.
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/5 LLB (I Semester) : LAW OF CONTRACT
(General Principles of Contract and Specific Relief Act )
Part : A
INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
I.“All Contracts are agreements. But all agreements are not contracts”. Discuss.
II.a. Explain and distinguish between coercion and undue influence .
b. Explain the various modes of discharge of Contract .
III. Answer the following objective questions
1.A person making the proposal is called _____
2. Carllil Vs. carbolic smoke ball company case stands for ___
3.‘Caveat Emptor’ means ____
4.An agreement without consideration is _____
5.‘A stranger to a contract cannot sue’ is called ____
6. Free consent is defined in section ______of the Indian Contract Act, 1872
7. Agreement in restraint of marriage is ______
8.Mohiribibi Vs. Dharmodas Ghose case stands for ____
9. The parties in a contract agree to substitute the existing with a new contract is called ____
10.An agreement is the result of consensus ad idem which means ______
11.Acceptance must be absolute and ______
12.A contract made by a person of unsound mind is ____
13.A contingent contract is _____
14.Fraud is defined in section _____ of the Indian Contract Act, 1872
15Aggrieved party of the ______contract can sue the other party to set aside the contract.
16.‘Obligatio quasi ex contractu’ means _____
17.Where the injured party has not, in fact, suffered any loose, the damages are awarded for the breach of contract in such causes are called as _____
18.Original specific relief Act was enacted in ____
19.______injunctions are such as are to continue until a specified time or until the further order of the court and they may be granted at any stage of a suite and are resulted by the code of Civil Procedure 1908.
20.Under which section the Court is empowered to cancelation of instruments ______
Part :B
ASSIGNMENT TOPICS
1. Define Consideration what are the essential elements of Consideration?
2. Explain the Various Modes of Breach of Contract.
3. Write short Notes on
1. Offer and Acceptance 2. Free Consent
3 .Quasi Contract 4. An agreement restraint of trade
4.Explain the following Cases
a) Balfour Vs. Balfour
b) Carlill Vs. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. Ltd
CLINICAL LEGAL EDUCATION RECORD
Submitted in partial fulfillment of the
Requirement for the award of the Degree of
LL.B.
Submitted
By
xxx
(Regd.No.xxx)
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW
KAKINADA – 533 005
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW
KAKINADA – 533 005
Certificate
This is to certify that ‘The Clinical Legal Education Record’ submitted in partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of the Degree of LL.B. is a record of bonafide work done by ______, bearing Regd.No. ______during the First Semester under my guidance and that this record has not been previously formed as the basis for the award of any degree, diploma, associate ship, fellowship or similar title
Teacher – in-chargePrincipal
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/3 LLB (First Semester) : Seminar And Clinical Legal Education
Part -A
(Marks – 50 : Seminar write up and oral presentation– 25 Marks and Viva - 25 Marks)
Topics for Seminar
1. Re organization of States
2. Fundamental Rights
3. Karta of the Joint Family
4. Maintenance of Muslim wife’s
5. Right of private defence
6. Offence of defamation
7. Concept of Contract
8. Free consent
9. Concept of Tort
10. Rights of Consumers
Note : Oral Presentation before the External Examiner on any one of the above topics and A written record shall also be submitted to the college.
Part – B
(Marks – 50 : Record– 25 Marks and Viva - 25 Marks)
Clinical Legal Education: Activities suggested (Marks – 50)
1. Visiting of Law Library
2. Participation in Legal – Aid Camp
3. Participation in Legal awareness camp
4. Internship at Advocates Office
5. Internship at NGO
Note : A written record shall be submitted to the college on any one of the above.
- Seminar Paper and clinical legal education record shall be kept in same record which is to be in Laminated Bounding in A4 Size along with Certificate from the college. It shall be in two copies. One copy shall be submitted to the college well in advance and another copy shall be carried by the student to the viva voce test.
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/3 LLB (I Semester) :LAW OF CONTRACT
(General Principles of Contract and Specific Relief Act )
Part : A
INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
I.“All Contracts are agreements. But all agreements are not contracts”. Discuss.
II.a. Explain and distinguish between coercion and undue influence .
b. Explain the various modes of discharge of Contract .
III. Answer the following objective questions
1.A person making the proposal is called _____
2. Carllil Vs. carbolic smoke ball company case stands for ___
3.‘Caveat Emptor’ means ____
4.An agreement without consideration is _____
5.‘A stranger to a contract cannot sue’ is called ____
6. Free consent is defined in section ______of the Indian Contract Act, 1872
7. Agreement in restraint of marriage is ______
8.Mohiribibi Vs. Dharmodas Ghose case stands for ____
9. The parties in a contract agree to substitute the existing with a new contract is called ____
10.An agreement is the result of consensus ad idem which means ______
11.Acceptance must be absolute and ______
12.A contract made by a person of unsound mind is ____
13.A contingent contract is _____
14.Fraud is defined in section _____ of the Indian Contract Act, 1872
15Aggrieved party of the ______contract can sue the other party to set aside the contract.
16.‘Obligatio quasi ex contractu’ means _____
17.Where the injured party has not, in fact, suffered any loose, the damages are awarded for the breach of contract in such causes are called as _____
18.Original specific relief Act was enacted in ____
19.______injunctions are such as are to continue until a specified time or until the further order of the court and they may be granted at any stage of a suite and are resulted by the code of Civil Procedure 1908.
20.Under which section the Court is empowered to cancelation of instruments ______
Part :B
ASSIGNMENT TOPICS
1. Define Consideration what are the essential elements of Consideration?
2. Explain the Various Modes of Breach of Contract.
3. Write short Notes on
1. Offer and Acceptance 2. Free Consent
3 .Quasi Contract 4. An agreement restraint of trade
4.Explain the following Cases
a) Bal four Vs. Bal four
b) Carlill Vs. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. Ltd
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/3 LLB (I Semester) : CONSTITUTIONAL LAW – I
Part: A
INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
I. Explain the nature of Indian Constitution. Is it a Unitary Constitution – Explain.
II. a.Distinction between ‘Equality before the Law’ and ‘Equal protection of the Laws’.
b.Prohibition against self – incrimination or testimonial compulsion [Art. 20 (3)]
III. Answer the following objective questions
1.The Constitution of India was adopted by the Constituent Assembly on ______
2.The Chairman of the Drafting Committee of the Constitution of India is ______
3.The source of fundamental rights under part III of the Constitution of India is ______
4.‘Article 32 is the heart and soul of the Constitution of India’ according to ______
5.There is a special provision for Right to Education in part – III of the Constitution of India under Article ______
6.Uniform Civil Code is incorporated in the Part – IV of the Constitution of India under article ______
7.Fundamental duties under Article 51A were taken from the constitution of ______
8.The Parliament can make a Law for the bifurcation of the States under ______Article of the Constitution of India
9.Article ______of the Constitution of India allows reservations or beneficial treatment to women.
10.The Words Socialist, Secular and Integrity were added to the preamble of the Constitution of India under ______amendment 1976
11._____ Article of Constitution of India imposes a duty on the State to provide free legal-aid.
12.Power of Judicial review is vested with the Courts to examine executive and legislative actions of the State under Article ______
13.The Doctrine of basic structure was laid down by the Supreme Court in the case of ______
14.Fundamental Rights under part – III of the Constitution of India are mutually ______or but not ______
15.______Article of the Constitution provides for The Fundamental Right to freedom of Press.
16.The advisor to the Constituent Assembly is ______
17.‘Double Jeopardy’ under Article 20(2) is stands for ______
18.Constitution of India is based on the principle of _____
19.The Supreme Court declared as Harmonious balance between fundamental rights and directive principles of state policy itself is part of the basic structure of the Constitution in ______case.
20.The right to livelihood was interpreted to Article 21 of the constitution by the Supreme Court in the case of ______
Part :B
ASSIGNMENT TOPICS
1. Salient features of Indian Constitution.
2. Rights of Freedom are not absolute under Art 19
3. Preventive Detention
4. Significance of Directive Principles of State Policy
5. Explain the following Cases
a) Indra Sawhney Vs Union of India AIR 1993 SC 477
b) T.M.A.Pai Foundation Vs State of Karnataka AIR 2003 SC 355
c) Mr. X Vs Hospital Z AIR 1999 SC 495
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/3 LLB (I Semester): LAW OF TORTS
(Including MV Accident and Consumer protection Law)
Part : A
INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
I.Define Tort and distinguish it from other wrongs.
II.a. What is strict Liability and how does it differ from Absolute Liability?
b.What are the Torts to person?
III. Answer the following objective questions
1.The term ‘Tort’ has been derived from the Latin term _____
2.Tort may be defined as a ______
3.Tort is infringement of ______
4.In a tort the injured party is awarded ______or ______
5.Injuria sine damno means ______
6.Damnum sine injuria means ______
7. Damanum sine injuria is ______actionable
8.The liability of the tortfeaser under the rule in Rylands Vs. Fletcher is ______
9.Volenti non fit injuria means ______
10.Defamatory statement is one which tends to injure the ______
11.Nuisance as a tort means ______with persons use or enjoyment of land or some right over or in connection with it.
12.The rule in MC Mehta Vs. Union of India (1985) (case of leakage of oleum gas) is ______
13.______is the most important remedy which the plaintiff can avail of after the tort has been committed
14.______can also be claimed for personal injury, pain and suffering and lose of enjoyment of life.
15. The Consumer Protection Act is enacted in the year ______
16.The Consumer Protection Act provides for the protection of interests of ______
17.The Supreme Court in Indian medical association Vs. VP Santha AIR 1996 SC held that medical services are ______under the purview of CPA.
18.The District Forum, The State Commission or The National Commission shall not admit a complaint unless it is filed ______from the date on which the cause of action has arisen.
19. Payment compensation in hit and run motor accidents can be claimed under sections ______of MV Act.
20.______has been created by The MV Act for cheaper and speedier remedy to the victims of accidents of Motor Vehicles.
Part :B
ASSIGNMENT TOPICS
1.When master is liable for the torts of servant?
2. What are the general defenses available to a tortfeasor to avoid liability in tort?
3.Give a brief account on the tort of negligence
4.Explain the following Cases
a) P & O Steam Navigation Co. Vs Secretary of State for India (1861 ) 5 BOM HCR APP IPI.
b) Donoghue Vs Stevenson (1932) AC 562
RAJIV GANDHI INSTITUTE OF LAW, KAKINADA
INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS: 2013 -2014
1/3 LLB (I Semester) : LAW OF CRIMES –I ( IPC)
Part : A
INTERNAL EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
I. ‘Actus non facit reum nise mens sit rea’,Explain essentials of a crime
II. a. Explain the Right of Private Defence under IPC . Under what circumstances it amounts to exceeding the Right of Private Defence .
b. Explain the offences of Theft, Robbery and Dacoit.
III. Answer the following objective questions
1.The Author of Indian Penal Code is ______
2.Indian Penal Code was brought into force from ______
3. Section ______of Indian Penal code deals with the offence of insanity.
4.The other term for capital punishment is ______
5.Bigamy means ______
6.The main ingredient of Section 34 of IPC is ______
7.An Assembly of ______or more personsis designated an unlawful assembly is the common object of the persons composing to commit an offence specified under SS 141 to 158 of IPC.