The College offer both 3 years courses leading to Bachelor Degree in Law under semester scheme in accordance with the syllabus prescribed by the Bangalore University. |
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A candidate for the 3 year LL.B., degree course shall seek to study the subjects stated as under: |
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II Semester |
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Contract I |
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Contract II |
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Family Law I (Hindu Law) |
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Law of Crimes |
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Family Law II ( Mohammedan Law) |
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Company Law |
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Legal Theory |
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Law of Torts & Consumer Protection Laws. |
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Banking Law includingNegotiable Instruments Act |
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IV Semester |
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Constitutional Law |
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Taxation Law |
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Property Law including T.P Act& Easement Act |
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Law of Evidence |
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Public International Law |
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Labour Law |
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Interpretation of Statutes |
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Legal Language & Legal Writing |
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VI Semester |
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Criminal Procedure Code, Juvenile Justice Act & Probation of Offenders Act |
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Arbitration, Conciliation & Alternative Dispute Resolution System |
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Civil Procedure Code & Limitation Act |
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Land Laws |
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Environmental Law including Laws for the Protection of the Wild Life & Other living creatures including Animal welfare.
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Intellectual ProHuman Rightsperty Law |
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Practical III |
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Administrative Law. |
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Practical IV |
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1The duration of the course leading to Bachelor’s Degree Law (LL.B.,) shall be spread over a period of three academic years of six semesters. |
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2 The teaching and instruction is in accordance with the Bar Council of India Rules. |
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3 A student who successfully completes the I to VI Semester shall be eligible for the award of the Degree LL.B., (Bachelor of Laws). |
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1. A candidate who passes Bachelor degree of Bangalore University or any other University recognized as equivalent there to with 45% marks in aggregate of all the three year of the degree examination are eligible for admission to I Semester of 3 year LL.B., course. Further, the students who have obtained Bachelor Degree through open University / Correspondence course system are also eligible for admission to 3 year LL.B., course, but candidate who passes single sitting Bachelor Degree are not eligible for admission to I Semester of 3 year LL.B., degree course. |
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2. The candidate who has passed his/her Post Graduate degree under Open Universities scheme or through correspondence scheme are considered eligible for admission to I Semester of 3 year LL.B., degree course.For candidates belonging to the SC/ST category, the minimum marks required for admission to I Semester of 3 year LL.B., degree course. |
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3. Candidate belonging to SC/ST category who obtain the marks in aggregate between 35% and above below 40% at their qualifying examination are eligible to take the entrance test conducted by the college. Likewise candidates other than SC/ST category who obtain the marks in aggregate between 40% and above and below 45% of marks at their qualifying examination are also eligible to take the entrance test conducted by the college. |
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