RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LAW, PUNJAB | (Established under Punjab Act No. 12 of 2006) repgy (Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC) FAMILY LAW-I PAPER -IV MARKS: 80 SEMESTER - IIL CREDIT: 04 MODULE -1 «APPLICATION OF HINDU LAW, MUSLIM LAW AND CIVIL LAW «ANCIENT SOURCES OF HINDU LAW: Vedas, Dharmasastras (Smritis), Dharmasutras (Srutis), Commentaries on Vedas, Customs * MODERN SOURCES OF HINDU LAW: Judicial Precedents and Legislation, Equity Justice and good conscience * SCHOOLS OF HINDU LAW «NATURE OF MARRIAGE: Marriage as Samskara/Contract, MODULE - + ESSENTIAL CONDITIONS OF HINDU MARRIAGE: Guardianship in Marriage; Sapindas and Degrees of Prohibited Relationship in Marriage; Marriage Ceremonies-Saptapadi; Factum valet, Presumption of Valid Marriage; and Void, Voidable Bigamy and effect of Bigamous Marriage under Hindu Law. © NIKAH-MUSLIM LAW: Essentials of a Marriage (Nikah): Valid, Irregular and Void Marriage; Absence of Witnesses, Number of Wives; Marriage with a Woman undergoing Iddat, Prohibition on the ground of Consanguinity, Affinity and Fosterage, Distinction between void and irregular Marriage; Effects of Valid (Sahih), Void (Batil) and Irregular (Fasid) Marriages; Presumption of Marriage; Muta Marriage, Marriage of Minors; Guardianship in Marriage (Jabar) under Muslim Law. + DOWER (MAHR): Definition of Dower (Mahr): Specified Dower- Prompt and Deferred Dower * CIVIL MARRIAGE: Solemnization of Special Marriage, Registration of Marriage Cefebrated in Other Forms, Consequences of Marriage uncier the Special Marriage Act 1954. © LIVE-IN- RELATIONSHIP :LIVING IN NATURE OF MARRIAGE/ PRESUMPTION OF MARRIAGE IN INDIA MODULE - 11 © NULLITY OF MARRIAGE: Under Hindu, Muslim and Civil Law * RESTITUTION OF CONJUGAL RIGHTS: Under Hindu, Muslim and Civil Law © JUDICIAL SEPARATION: Under Hindu, Muslim and Civil Laween 10. u A\-..9\ BALLS, (Hons, Five Yeor Integrated Course (Third Semester) 4 iF (August 2021) ‘ DIVORCE AND GROUNDS OF DIVORCE: Theories of Divorce, Fault Grounds Adultery, Cruelty, Desertion, Conversion, Fraud, Bigamy, Impotency, Repudiation of Marriage or Option of Puberty; Mutual Consent, retrievable Breakdown Theory; under Hindu, Muslim and Special Marviage Act. Talag: Form of Talag, Talaq-ul-Sunnat, Talaq Hasan, Talag-ul-Biddat, lla, Zihar, ‘Talag-e- Tafwid, Khula and Mubarat etc. under Muslim law BARS TO MATRIMONIAL REMEDIES: Taking Advantage of Wrongs or Disability, Collusion, Condonation, Delay in Filing a Suit, ete. (Section 23 of the Hindu Marriage Act, Section 34 of the Special Marriage Act) MODULE -1V ADOPTION: Old Hindu Law of Adoption; Codified Law of Adoption; Who may adopt ; Who may giveltake in adoption; Who may be taken in adoption; the Ceremonies necessary to an Adoption; Fffects of Adoption; Adoption of an Orphan ete. under Hindu Law, Widow's power to Adopt. MAINTENANCE UNDER HINDU LAW MAINTENANCE UNDER MUSLIM LAW MAINTENANCE UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE CODE, 1973 MAINTENANCE AND WELFARE OF PARENTS AND SENIOR CITIZENS ACT 2007. SUGGESTED READINGS Ranganath Misra, Mayne’s Treatise on Hindu Law & Usage Satyajeet A. Desai, Mulla Principles of Hindu Law Tahir Mahmood, Principles of Hindu Law Kusum,Family Law Lectures,Family Law-1 Poonam Pradhan Saxena, Family Law Lectures,Pamily Law- Il wan, Modern Hiindu Law Dunean M. Derrett, A Critique of Paras Diwan and Peeyushi Modern Hindu Law Derrett, J. Duncon M,, Introduction to Modern Hindu Law, Oxford University Press, Desai, Kumud, Family Law in India, Wadhwa Publication, Nagpur Mulla, Principles of Mahomedan Law Asaf A.A. Fyzee, Outlines of Muhammadan Law ‘Tahir Mahmood,Introduction to Muslim LawWye (Established under Punjab Act No. 12 of 2006) (Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC) CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -1 PAPER-V MARKS: 80 SEMESTER - 101 CREDIT: 05 MODULE I + FEATURES OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION + PREAMBLE, * UNION AND ITS TERRITORY (ARTICLES 1-4) AND CITIZENSHIP (ARTICLES 5-11) INCLUDING CITIZENSHIP ACT, 1955 ‘© THE DEFINITION OF 'STATE’ UNDER ART. 12 OF THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA * CONSISTENCY AND INTERPRETATION OF LAWS Vis-A-VIS THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION (ARTICLE 13) MODULE IL + RIGHT TO EQUALITY (ARTICLE 14) «PROHIBITION OF DISCRIMINATION (ARTICLE 15) * EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY IN MATTERS OF PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT (ARTICLE 16) * ABOLITION OF UNTOUCHABILITY AND TITLES (ARTICLES 17& 18) RIGHT TO FREEDOM (ARTICLE 19) MODULE IL * PROTECTION IN RESPECT OF CONVICTION FOR OFFENCES (ARTICLE 20) * RIGHT TO LIFE AND PERSONAL LIBERTY (ARTICLE 21) AND RIGHT TO FREE AND COMPULSORY EDUCATION (ARTICLE 21A) © PROTECTION AGAINST ARREST AND DETENTION IN CERTAIN CASES (ARTICLE 22) RIGHT AGAINST EXPLOITATION (ARTICLES 23 AND 24) * FREEDOM OF RELIGION (ARTICLES 25-28)eS e 8.A.LL.B. (Hons.) Five Year integrated Course (Third Semester} (August 2021) A a _ pre” vonvuw + CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS (ARTICLES 29 & 30) © CONSTITUTIONAL REMEDIES FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS (ARTICLE 32) © DIRECTIVE PRINCIPLES (ARTICLES 36-51) + FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES (ARTICLE 51-A) @ @) Ge) a ©) © om @) ©) (10) a) 2) 3) aa as) (16) CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS TO THE CIVIL SERVANTS (Articles 309-311) SUGGESTED READINGS. Aggarwal, K.B., Comparative Constitutions, University Book Company, Jaipur Allen, wel, Cases and Materials on Constitutional and Administrative Law, Oxford University Press, New York Austin, Granville, Indian Constitution: Cornerstone of a Nation, Oxford University Press, New Dethi Bakshi, P.M, The Constitution of india, Universal Law Publishing Company, Delhi Barnett, H., Constitution and Administration, Cavendish, London Basu, Durga Das, Introduction to the Constitution of India, Wadhwa and Company Law Publishers, Agra Basu, Durga Das, Shorter Constitution of India, Pret Gautam, DIN., Fifty Years of the Indian Constitution, Manak Publishers, New Delhi Hall of India, New Delhi Jain, M.P., Indian Constitutional Law, Wadhwa and Company, Nagput Kashyap, Subash C., Parliamentary Procedure, Universal Law Publishing House, Delhi Kashyap, Subash. C., Constitution of India, Universal Law Publishing, Delhi Phillips, 0. Hood, Constitutional and Administrative Law, Sweet and Maxwell, London Seervai, HM., Constitutional Lavw of India-Vol. 1, I, Il, Universal Law Publishing Company, Delhi Singh, S.N., Constitution and Indian Paradox, New Royal Publisher, Lucknow Singhvi, L.M., Constitution of India, Modern Law Publication, New Dethi Singh, M.P. (ed.), V.N. Shukla’s, Constitution of India, BBC, Lucknow.Se) < ee aaa canon naronST Sr oa, unas (Established under Punjab Act No. 12 of 2006) (Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAC) PRUDENCE —1 PAPER - VI MARKS: 80 SEMESTER - IL CREDIT: 04 MODULE T INTRODUCTION * JURISPRUDENCE AND LEGAL THEORY: Meaning, Definition, Nature and kinds © JURISPRUDENCE AND LEGAL THEORY © CONCEPT, DEFINITION AND KINDS OF LAW + JURISPRUDENCE AS EXTRA LEGAL SUBJECT: Lawyer’s Extra-version (Stone) + SOURCES OF LAW: Custom, Legislation, Precedent MODULE IL NATURAL LAW SCHOOL, ¢ NATURAL LAW: The Variable Content (Divinity, Reason, Realism) * NATURAL LAW: Ancient, Classical and Moder theories * REVIVAL OF NATURAL LAW: In 20" Century © NATURALLA’ * INDIAN CONSTITUTION AND NATURAL LAW PRINCIPLES + Indian Perspective MODULE II ANALYTICAL AND HISTORICAL SCHOOLS + IMPERATIVE SCHOOL AND COMMAND THEORY: Bentham and Austin + RULE OF RECOGNITION: Union of Primary and Secondary Rules (H.L.A. Hart) «PURE THEORY OF LAW (EL. Kelsen) + LAW AND MORALITY * HISTORICAL AND ANTHROPOLOGICAL THEORIES: Savigny, Henty Maine, Relevance of Historical School in Indian Contextis BLALLLB. (Hons. Five Year Integrated Course (Third Semester} hi F {August 2021) a MODULE IV us SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACH AND ITS Ww MULTIPLE DIMENSIONS 10. u 13, 14. SOCIAL ORIGIN OF LAW: (Bhi SOCIAL FUNCTION OF LAW: (Ihering- Interest Theory) & (Roscoe Pound- Social Engineering) SOCIAL CRITERIA OF VALIDITY OF LAW: (Duguit- Social Solidarity) REALIST THEORY: American Approach (O.W. Holmes), Swedish Approach (Karl Olivecrona) REALISM AND INDIAN JUDICIAL CRAFTSMANSHIP: 1 The Living Law) SUGGESTED READINGS Dias, R.W.M., Jurisprudence, Aaditya Books, Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi Austin, John, The Province of Jurisprudence Determined and the Uses of the Study of Jurisprudence, Weidenfeld& Nicolson, London Friedmann, W., Legal Theory, Revised July 2014 Friedmann, W., Law and Social Change Pound, Roscoe, Jurisprudence — Vol. I. Bodenheimer, Edgar, Jurisprudence the Philosophy and Method of the Law, Universal Law Publishing, New Delhi Freeman, M.D.A., Lloyd's Introduction to Jurisprudence, Sweet and Maxwell, London Paton, G.W., Text Book of Jurisprudence, Oxford University Press, New Delhi. Rawls, John, A Theory of Justice J,G. Riddall, Jurisprudence, 3 Ed., Oxford University Press, 2" Ed., 2005 Mark Tebbit, Philosophy of Law- An Introduction, 2" Ed., Routledge Publications, 2" Ed., 2005 Richard A. Posner, Problems of Jurisprudence, 4" Ed., Harvard University Press, 1993 Margaret Davies, Asking the Law Question, 4th Ed., Thomson Reuters, 2017 PJ Fitzgerald, Salmond on Jurisprudence, New Delhi: Universal Law Publication, 13" EdRAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LAW, PUNJAB (Established under Punjab Act No. 12 of 2006) (Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC) ECONOMICS (MINOR-IID (2017) INDIAN ECONOMICS PAPER ~ Ill: (SOCIAL SCIENCE MINOR) CREDIT: 03 SEMESTER - II MODULE NATURE AND STRUCTURE OF INDIAN ECONOMY INDIAN ECONOMY: Introduction to nature of Indian economy, Indian Economy as A Planned Economy AGRICULTURE - Importance; Factors determining low productivity, causes and remedies GREEN REVOLUTION: Meaning, Causes, Effects, Need for Second Green Revolution INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT: Role; Problems; Steps taken by the Government to promote Industrial development MODULE I INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT PUBLIC SECTOR ENTERPRISES: Objectives, Role of PSUS, Low Profitability In PSUS, Sickness In PSUS, Disinvestment PRIVATE SECTOR ENTERPRISES: Meaning, Causes of Growth of Private Sector, Importance, Limitations INDUSTRIAL POLICES - Industrial Licensing Policy; Industrial Policy of 1991; Critical Evaluation of the Policy SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES: Definitions, MSME Act 2006, Role, Problems, Policy measures MODULE IL ECONOMIC PROBLEMS INFLATION: Meaning; Types; Causes; Impact; Remedial Measures, UNEMPLOYMENT: Concept; Causes; Effect; Government Measures. POVERTY:~Meaning; - Concept -of -Poverty -Line;~Causes;—Remedial—Measures;—Amartya—Sen's Approach BLACK MONEY: Concept, Causes of growth of Black Money in India, Impact of Black Money, Policy Measures 19BALL. (Hons.) Five Year Integrated Course MODULE IV INDIAN ECONOMIC ISSUES PUBLIC FINANCE: Meaning; Importance; Public Expenditure-Importance of Public Expenditure; Public Debt-Sources of Public Borrowing; Burden of Publie Debt; Deficit Financing. ECONOMIC PLANNING: Introduction; Objectives of Planning; Types of Planning; Causes of Slow Growth Rate during Planning; Evaluation of Planning in India. FOREIGN TRADE AND FOREIGN CAPITAL; Importance of Foreign Trade in India; Forms of Foreign Investment; Need of Foreign Aid; Foreign Direct Investment Policy in India; Role of Foreign Capital in Economic Development; Shortcomings of FDI. MULTI NATIONAL CORPORATIONS: Causes of Growth of MNCs in India; Significance of MNCs; Disadvantages of MNCs. 20RAJIV GANDHI NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF LAW, PUNJAB {Established under Punjab Act No. 12 of 2006) (Accredited with ‘A’ Grade by NAAC) POLITICAL SCIENCE (MAJOR -IID) (2017) NON-WESTERN POLITICAL THOUGHT PAPER = Il (SOCIAL SCIENCE MAJOR) CREDIT: 05 SEMESTER - IL MODULE I ANCIENT CHINESE SOCIETY: Mandate of Heaven CONFUCIANISM: Hierarchy & Order, Benevolence, Righteousness, Moral Order, ritual propriety and Guardianship of Tradition’ SYNCRETISM OF CLASSICAL PHILOSOPHY AND QURANIC REVELATION IBN KHALDUN: Theory of Civilisation IBN TAYMIYYAR: View on Jihad MODULE II ANCIENT HINDU SOCIETY: Varna and Jati Systems MANU: Views on Dharma (Hindu Law and Social Order) KAUTILYA: Seven Elements of State, Mandala Theory PANCHATANTRA: Niti or Pragmatic Morality MIDDLE PERIOD POLITICAL TRADITIONS OF DISSENT AND PROTEST: Sufism and Bhakti MODULE UL RABINDRA NATH TAGORE: Thought on Nationalism and Intemationalism GANDHI: Ideas on Swadeshi, Stayagraha-Non-Violence GANDHI: GANDHI: Panchayati Raj, Trusteeship System JINNAH: Two Nation Theory ndu-Muslim Unity, Eradication of Untouchability MODULE IV B, R. AMBEDKAR; Critique of Hindu Social Order MN. ROY: Radical HumanismB.ALLB. (Hons,) Five Year Integrated Course YV.D. SAVARKAR: Hindutva, Integral Humanism JAWAHARLAL NEHRU: Relevance of his Political Thought SUGGESTED READINGS 1 John D. Carlson, The Classics of Non-Westem Political Thought: A Reader, New York: Columbia University Press, 2013 2, Bhikha Parekh, (1997) ‘The Critique of Moderit Sterling Publishing Company, pp. 63-74. 3. Pradip Kumar Datta and Sanjay Palshikar (2013), eds., Indian Political Thought (Political Science , Volume 3) edited by , New Delhi, OUP. *, in Gandhi: A Brief Insight, Dell