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3Years LL.B. (Honours)4th Semester Examination, 2023 (CBCS)
Subject :Administrative Law
Course : LCC-3,4.1
Time: 3 Hours Full Marks: 80
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words
as far as practicable.
Group-A
1. Answer all questions: 2x5=10
e What is Henry VIl clause?
b) What is Delegatus Non Potest delegare?
Where was an Ombudsman first appointed?
( What is the nature of separation of power in India?
What is a tribunal?
Group-B
Answer any three questions. 10×3=30
Examine the nature and scope of Administrative law.
3. Explain curative petition as a Constitutional remedy.
4/ What is the rule of fair hearing?
3) What is the importance of special leave to appeal in control of Administrative Action.
Group-C
Answer any two questions. 20×2=40
6. (a) Delegated Legislation is a necessary evil. Explain.
(b) What are the different terms of delegated legislation? 10+10
"Dicey's rule of law has been adopted and incorporated in the Indian Constitution." Explain.
Examine the Lokpal and Lokayukta Act of 2013 as an Anti-corruption Legislation.
9. Write short notes on:
(a) Constitutional Law
(b) Writs
(c) Reasoned Decisions
(d) Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988
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3 Years LLB. (Honours) 4th Semester Examination, 2023 (CBCS)
Subject : Company Law
Course: LCC 3.4.2
Time: 3 Hours Full Marks: 80
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words
as far as practicable.
Group-A
1. Answer all questions: 2x5=10
a)) What is the difference between an equity shareholder and apreference shareholder?
ö) What is the difference between a whole time director and a resident director?
o, Is there any difference between holding-subsidiary company and associate-associate
companies under the Companies Act, 2013?
Ad) What is the difference between a government company and a statutory company?
What is the maximum number of directors that a public company can have?
Group-B
Answer any three questions. 10x3=30
2. In which situation can shareholders be said to have more powers than the Board of Directors in
the management of the company affairs? Elaborate.
3 What is the difference between acompany secretary and key managerial personnel?
What are the various ways in which shareholders and directors can be appointed in a company?
What is the difference in the role of a promoter and that of a director in a company?
Group-C
Answer any two questions. 20x2=40
6. When does acorporate insolvency resolution process necessary lead to winding up of acompany?
Explain in the light of the relevant provisions.
7. Who are Key Managerial Personnels and why have they been introduced as Concept when
directors are already there to oversee the management of the company?
What is the meaning and importance of Corporate Social Responsibility in India?
"Protection of the interests of employees and customers of a company is considered suficient to
ensure compliance with corporate governance norms by companies in lndia."- Do you agree?
(
Critically analyse.
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3 Years LL.B. (Honours) 4th Semester Examination, 2023 (CBCS)
Subject:Labour Law-I
Course :LCC 3.4.3
Time: 3Hours Full Marks: 80
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words
as far as practicable.
Group-A
2x5=10
1. Attempt allquestions:
(a} Inwhich year did the Industrial Disputes Act come into operation?
0)1947
(ii) 1949
(iii) 1953
(iv) 1963
(b) What type of work makes persons engaged to be covered by the definition of "workman" as
per the Industrial Disputes Act, 1947?
(i) Skilled or unskilled manual work
(ii) Technical work
(ii) Clerical work
( Allof the above
kc) Which Section of the Trade Union Act, 1926 deals with appointment of Registrar?
(i) Section 2
) Section 3
(iii) Section 4
(iv) Section 5
Aá) Define retrenchment.
Ke) Mention three advantages of a registered Trade Union.
Group-B
Answer any three questions.
2. (a) Define Industry as per the IndustrialDisputes Act, 1947.
India to determine Industry?
(b) What are the tests laid down by the Supreme Court of
(c) Are the following Industries?
(i) A club employing less than ten persons
2+6+2
(ii) Hospital
Please Turn Over
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(3.) (a) What is meant by amalgamation of Trade Union?
(b) What procedure is to be followed for amalgamation? 4+6
(a) How is Labour Court constituted?
(b) Who can be appointed as a presiding officer of a Labour Court? 5+5
$.) Distinguish between: 5x2=10
(a) Strike and Lock out.
(b) Lock out and Closure.
Group-C
Answer any two questions.
6.) Discuss the rights and liabilities of a registered Trade Union
under the Trade Union Act, 1926. S
7. What is lay-off? What are the rights of the workmen who 20
have been laid off? Is there any
situation when laid off workers can be legally deprived of
compensation? Explain in detail. 7+8+5
8. (a) Who can appoint a Conciliation Officer?
(b) What are the procedures for appointment of Conciliation Officer?
(c) Discuss the duties, powers and functions of a
Conciliation Officer. 2+4+14
9. Write short notes on (any two):
10×2=20
(a) National Tribunal
(b Registration of Trade Union
(c) Illegal strikes and Lock out
(d) Continuous service under Chapter V-A.
min = (4G + 44) = 59
Max=
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3Years LLB. (Honours)4th Semester
Examination, 2023 (CBCS)
Subject : Alternative Dispute Resolution and Legal Aid
Course : LCC3.4.4
Time: 3 Hours
Full Marks: 80
The figures in the margin indicate fullmarks.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words
as far as practicable.
Group-A
1, Answer allthe following questions: 2x5=10
Define Lok Adalat.
b) State the differences between Court and Arbitral Tribunal.
What is a foreign award?
How many arbitrators are required for conducting an arbitration under the Arbitration and
Conciliation Act, 1996?
e Define Conciliation.
Group-B
Answer any three questions. 10×3=30
Discuss the grounds and procedure for challenging an Arbitrator under the Arbitration and
Conciliation Act, 1996.
Discuss the place and language of Arbitration under the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996.
Explain International Commercial Arbitration as provided under the Arbitration and Conciliation
Act, 1996.
5. Discuss the provisions relating to fast track procedure under the Arbitration and
1996.
Conciliation Act,
Group-C
Answer any two questions. 20x2=40
6. Discuss the conditions for the enforcement of foreign awards under the New York
Convention
Awards.
Discuss the constitution and functions of National Legal Services Authority under the Legal
Services Authorities Act, 1987. 5)
8.
Define Arbitration Agreement and discuss the essentials of a valid Arbitration Agreement.
(9 Discuss the constitution and functions of Lok Adalat under the Legal Services Authorities Act,
1987.
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3Years LL.B. (Honours) 4th Semester Examination, 2023 (CBCS)
Subject : CompetitionLaw
Course: LHC 3.4.5
Time: 3 Hours FullMarks: 80
The figures in the margin indicate full marks.
Candidates are required to give theiranswers in their ownwords
as far as practicable.
Group-A
2x5=10
1. An_wer all five questions:
Write any two objectives of Competition Act, 2002.
6 Mention any two shortcomings of the MRTP Act, 1969.
Define relevant Product Market.
OWhere the appeal can be filed against the order of Competition Commission of India?
What is fixing of price?
Group-B
10x3=30
Answer any three questions.
2. Discuss the provision of Competition Act, 2002 regarding procedure of Combination.
Explain with illustration different types of Horizontal Anti Competitive Agreement?
Dominance in relevant market per se is not wrong, but abuse of dominance certainly is.'"
-Explain.
Discuss the extra territorial application of the Competition Act, 2002.
Group-C
20×2=40
Answer any two questions.
Law in India.
6. Write an essay on the systematicevolution of Competition
Define the term Appreciable adverse effect on Competition".
Commission of India. 16)
8 Discuss the composition and functions of Competition
9 Write a short note on Competition Advocacy.
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3Years LLB.(Honours) 4th Semester Examination, 2023 (CBCS)
Subject : Information Technology and Law
Course:LHC 3.4.6
Time: 3Hours FullMarks: 80
The figures in themargin indicate full marks.
Candidatesare required to give their answers in their own words
as far as practicable.
Group-A
2x5
1. Answer all the questions:
Define Cyberspace.
(Y What is Identity theft?
on Cyber Crime.
State any two salient features of the European Convention
Information Technology Act, 2008.
(d) Define Critical Information Infrastructure under the
Tribunal.
e State any two powers of the Cyber Appellate
Group-B 10×3
Answer any three questions.
governance."-Explain this
E-Governance is just a functional equivalent approach to physiçal
in India.
statement highlighting some e-governance initiatives
signature with reference to the
Examine the significance of digital signature and electronic
Information Technology Act, 2008.
unprecedented possibilities for the identification of
4 "The digitalisation of information has caused
Right to Privacy in cyberspace with
individuals through th¹ir data." Critically comment on the
special reference to indian socio-legal scenario.
pornography is the result of the advancement of
"Technology has its pros and cons and cyber Information Technology
provisions of the
technology."- Explain this statement highlighting the
Act, 2008 to regulate Cyber Pornography in India.
Group-C 20x2
Answer any two questions.
world along with the laws governing it.
0 Write a note on the copyright issues in the virtual
jurisdiction in the cases of cyber crime. (|2
Explain the several tests that determine the
dispute."-Explain this statement highlighting the
"8. "Cyber squatting is a type of domain name
steps to be taken to combat it.
Authorities under
functions of the Controller of Certifying
Discuss in brief the appointment and
the Information Technology Act, 2008.
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Semester Examination, 2023 (CBCS)
Subject: Offences against Child and Juvenile Offences
Course :LOC 3.4.7
Time: 3 Hours
FullMarks: 80
The figures in the nargin indicate full marks.
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words
as far as practicable.
Group-A
1. Answer all the questions: 2x5
State two functions of child welfare committee.
() What is foster care?
Who is a surrendered child?
(d) State two principles of Beijing Rules.
tey What is the contribution of Freud in juvenile delinquency?
Group-B
10x3
Answer any three questions.
delinquency.
Discuss the sociological theory of Juvenile
Protection of Child Rights Act, 2005.
3. Write a brief note on Commission for
Discuss offences against children.
of care and
measure of rehabilitation of children in need
Discuss the law related to adoption as a
protection.
Group-C
20x2
Answer any two questions.
importance of Riyadh Guidelines in development of juvenile justice system in India.
6. Discuss the
7.
UNCRC in administration of juvenile justice?
What is the contribution of Justice (Care
general principles followed in the administration of Juvenile
Explain in detail the
2015 as contained in the said statute.
and Protection of Children) Act,
Write short notes on:
with law
Aa) Law and child in conflict
children
O) Right to education of
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