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Internal Exams SEM- 1

The blueprint for internals is as follows;

➔ Section A Short Answers: 4(Q) * 2(M) = 8 marks

➔ Section B Essay Answers: 2(Q) * 6(M) =12 marks

➔ Assignments 5 case laws will be given the need to prepare notes on the above 5 case laws 5 (CL)
* 2(M)= 10 marks

So, the total internal: is 20 marks, and the Assignment is 10 marks

Time Table:

23rd of January 3 papers and 24th of January 2 papers

Assignment: CONSTITUTIONAL LAW

1. There was a breach of fundamental rights by a deemed university. Can the students seek remedies
utilizing the writ jurisdiction? Advise them citing a relevant case law.

2. Basic structure theory and Keshvananda Bharati case.

3. Women belonging to a certain age group were denied entry to a religious institution. Is there any
decided case?

4. Indira Sawhney v. Union of India/Mandal Commission case and its relevance in reservation policies
laid down in Indian Constitution.

5. Mr. X committed adultery. Can he be punished under the relevant section of the Indian Penal Court?
Advice in the light of the latest decision by the Supreme Court.
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Case References
1. University of Madras Vs Shantha Bai
2. Kesavananda Bharti Case
3. Indian Young Lawyers Association Vs. The State of Kerala and others
4. Indira Sawhney Vs Union of India
5. Joseph Shine Vs Union of India

Assignment: TORTS

1. X being a qualified voter was prevented from exercising his right to vote by the election officer.
Advice X.

2. A was illegally detained by a police officer for 4 days. Advice A.

3. An old woman was walking in the park and suddenly the clock tower in the park fell on her leg
causing severe injuries. Advise the old woman.

4. X left his dog in the car and locked it and left for shopping. Y was passing by the car and shouted at
the dog. The dog got irritated and jumped on the glass window of the car. A small glass piece
pierced the eye of Y, due to which he lost his eyesight. Is X liable?

5. P's driver left his car unattended on a slope. A boy started playing with the car and pushed it, due to
which the car slid towards a crowded street. Q noticed this and tried to stop the car, and sustained
injuries while doing so. Can Q claim compensation from P?

Cases Reference
1. Ashby v White
2. Shri Bhim Singh v The State of Jammu & Kashmir
3. Municipal Corporation of Delhi v Subhagwanti
4. Fardon Vs Harcourt-Rivington
5. Haynes Vs Harwood

ASSIGNMENT: CONTRACTS

1. An eleven year old boy entered into an agreement with a major for a loan. Can the major recover the
said amount? Explain the validity of such agreement with a relevant case law. (Mohori Bibee vs
Dharmodas Ghose)

2. The parties exchanged telegrams quoting prices for the sale of land. Are the parties responsible for
the performance of the contract? Can a valid agreement be formed? Explain with relevant case law.
(Harvey v Facey)
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3. A tells his wife that he would commit suicide if she did not transfer her personal assets to him. She
does so under this contract. Can the wife avoid the contract? (Chikkam Ammiraju vs chikkam
seshamma)

4. A asked his servant B to go and search for A's missing boy. After B left the house, A announced an
award of Rs 1000 for anyone who brings the missing child. B found the child and handed it over to
his master. B had claimed the award. A rejected to pay award to B. Advice B. ( Lalman Shukla vs
Gauri Dutt)

5. X, over the telephone, gives his offer to B. B accepts his offer and gives his valid acceptance over
the phone. Explain the rule regarding acceptance where the contract concludes: Is it where X
receives the acceptance? Or from the place where B gives his acceptance? Explain with the help of
a relevant case law. (Bhagwandas Goverdhandas Kedia vs. M/s Girdharilal Parshottamdas and
Co.)

ASSIGNMENT - ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

1. Article 19(1)(G) - Right to carry out profession, occupation, and its relationship with environmental
law. Illustrate with case laws.

2. In a particular area, a pond (water body) was allotted to Mr. X. An appeal was filed against the
allotment. Discuss the rights.

3. Mr. V has highlighted in his Public Interest Litigation that the Drugs Consultative Committee has
banned some drugs. However he contended that some of these drugs are continuing in the market,
though recommended for being banned. Will Mr. V succeed?

4. Pixie Hotels has been part of a privately owned resort group. The group started a new club with all
facilities adjacent to a flowing river after clearing the trees, boulders, etc. A leading advocate filed a
case (PIL) on the effect of these clearance on the environment and consequence effects.

5. A mighty river flowing across the length and breadth of the country was lined up industries and
human settlements. This became the major source of pollution of the river. A PIL was filed for
stopping the pollution and relocation of these industries. Discuss the case.

Cases Reference;
1. A.P. Gunnies Merchants Association vs Govt of A.P
2. Rylands vs Fletcher
3. Vincent Panikurlangara vs U.O.I,1987
4. M.C.Mehta vs Kamalnath & ors 1996
5. M.C Mehta vs UOI & others, 1988 (Ganga pollution case)
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ASSIGNMENT: FAMILY LAW

1. Pride in matrimonial alliances: honour killings in India. (Lata Singh vs State of U.P & others July
2006)
2. Requirements of live-in relationships for recognition under the Domestic Violence Act of 2005
(Velusamy case 2011)
3. Hindu Marriage: from Fault theory to Irretrievable breakdown theory
4. (Sarla Mudgal vs Union of India) is the 4th case law of Family Law which has been given today
5. Schools of Hindu law (Mitakshara & Dayabhaga school)

RECOMMENDATION

1. Brief Facts
2. Issues involved
3. Principles applicable (Optional)
4. Legal maxims
5. Relevant case law/precedent (Optional)
6. Judgment
7. Pages Should be Appx 10-15 pages for each subject.
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IMPORTANT QUESTIONS

Subject: Family law Subject: Law of Contracts

Short Notes:
1. Partition
Short notes:
2. Monogamy
1. Modes of revocation of offer
3. Polygamy
2. Cross Offer
4. Karta
3. Classification of contracts
5. Pious obligation and debts
4. Coercion
6. Registration of marriage
5. Undue influence
7. Custom
6. Intention to Create a Legal Relationship
8. Doctrine of factum valet
9. Agnates and cognates
Essay Questions
1. Essentials of a Valid contract
Essay Questions
2. Privity of contract
1. What is Hindu Joint Family? Discuss the
3. Validity of contracts with a person of
rights of coparcenors.
unsound mind
2. Sources of Hindu Law.
4. Essentials of valid considerations
3. Schools of Hindu Law.
4. Section 5 of Hindu Marriage Act.

Subject: Constitutional Law Subject: Law of Torts

Short Notes
Short Notes
1. Injuria sine damnum
1. Written Constitution
2. Ignorantia juris non exist
2. Domicile
3. Ubi jus ibi remedium
3. Rule of Law
4. Who cannot be sued
4. Preamble
5. Rex non potest peccare
5. Doctrine of serverability
6. Magna negligentia culpa
6. citizenship
7. Quasi-Federal
Essay Questions
1. Explain the general conditions of tortious
Essay Questions
liability
1. Salient Features of Indian Constitution
2. Explain the general defences in law of
2. Definition of State under Article 12
torts
3. Explain the concept of right to equality
3. Is it law of tort or law of torts
with the help of decided cases.
4. Explain sovereign immunity
4. Protective/positive discrimination
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Environmental Law

Short Notes:
1. Principles of strict liability
2. Trespass
3. Different types of injunctions
4. Ozone layer & reason for ozone depletion
5. Negligence & its constituents
6. Reason for pollution
7. Ecology & Ecosystem

Essay Questions:
1. Municipal council, Ratlam vs Shri
Vardichand & others,1980
2. M.C Mehta vs UOI 1986(oleum gas leak
case)
3. Trail Smelter case1941
4. S. Jagannath vs UOI 1996
5. Writ petitions w.r.t environmental laws