\PUNDAmON PAPER Ill JUDlOlAL PROCDss

1. I , Judldal p m as m lnstnrment of smhi ordering 1.2. Judlclal procears and creathrlty In law. -common law model - Legal Reasoning and growth o f law change and stability. 1.3. The tools end techniques of judlclal creatlvtty and precedent. 1.4. Legal development and crmtMty through legal reasoning under statutory and wdlfied systems.

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eelat at blmrn8ion8 of Judlclml Procssu In ConatskrtlonslAdludldon& 2.1. Notions of judlctal revlew 2,2, 'Role' In comtttutlml adjudlcatlon varloua theorleg of m e w . 2 . 3 . Toala and Wohfllqume in pdlcy-maklng and m a t M t y In eormtMlonal adjudhtlon, 2,4. V a r t m d J u d WWIm 2 5 Pm&m o f~ ~ l l t y a n d ] u d law W meldng.

3 . Judlclal Pmcwa In lndla

3.1. Indlan debate on the role of judges and

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on the notlon of judldal revfew. The 'Independence' of judiciary and WpolMcal' nature of judlclal procew. Judicial activlom and creatMty of hSupreme Court the tools and techniques of creatlvlty. Judlclrl process In pursult o l constitutional goals and values - new dimemions of judklal W v h and Wwtuml &al!gqqg lnstl$utionalJkhlli'ty of .e@j#t@and judicial

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- LLQAL ENCATION AND

RESEARCH-Y

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Mahoekr 04 TeatlhFng Modb and d e m d b

6.1. Rmewrch pmblem 0.2. 8 u w of available literature and blbllographlcal

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6.2.1. Leglslatlve materiels lncludlng aubordlnate legislailon, notification and policy statements. 6.2.2. beclslonal meterials lncludlng forelgn declslons; methods of dfsoovering the "rule of the casen tracing the hletory of Important cases and ensuring that these have not been over-ruled; dlacoveringjudidal canfltct Int#warea p d n i n g

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pROTECTfOFlOF INVETORS AND CREDITORS 8.1 Needfor PWectIon 6.2 Protection and RlghS of Creditom 0.3 P r M o n of I ~ t a r s 0.4 Righl ofS k w h o k n and Membn 8.5 Majorlty Powers m d Minority Rlghts
AOMINlSTRATlVE REaULATION ON CORPORATE

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7.1 Security Exchange Board of lndla (SEB1). 7.2 Central Gwernment Control 7.3 Control by Registrar of Companles 7.4 Control by company Law Board

PREVENTIONOF OPPRESSKYNAND MISMANAGEMENT 8.1 Oppression 8.2 Mismanagement 8.3 Preventive measures 8.4 Powersof Company Law Board 8.5 Powers of Central Government.

WINDING UP 9.1 Wlndlng up and Dlssolutlon of Company. Types of Wlndlng up, 9.2 Wtndlng up by Court. 9.3 Voluntary Wlnding up 9.4 Process of Wlndlng up 9.5 Wlnding up of Defunct Campanles, Slck undertakings, Unregistered Companles and Foreign Companies.

References : I . Gower The Principles of Modem Company Law 2. Sethna f ndian Company l a w . 3. Mayson, French & Ryan, Company Law. (16" ed.) 2000 (1 Indlan Reprlnt) 4. Palmer Company Law 5. Pennlngton - Formatlon of Campanks

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Madon Management o( C o r p o d m . Meuumdar D.L. -Towards a Phllwphy of the Modern Corporation. Sen S.C. -The New Frontlem of Company Law. RamalyaA,-Giut&totheCompanlesAct3Vols. T m a n n ' s Corporate Laws, Taxmann1sCompanyLaw and Practice, Company taw - Dr. Avbr Singh Companies Act and Laws relating to SEBI, depositories, Industrlal Flnanclng
RELATING CUSTOMS AND FOREIGN
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UW vs"ER I VEXCHANciE
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Law Rdatlng to Curtomr 1, I . Custom of charglng custornadutles

1.2, Rules relatlngtolnterprebtlon of customslaw 1.9 Prahlbltlon on Importation and Eqmrhtlon of

Goode 1-4 Chwgeablll#yand Levy of Cuatoms duty 1.5 Exernptlon from Wetoms dutleb 1.6 Refund of Customs duty 1,7 Clearance of Imported Ooods and Export Gloods 1,8 Warehousing of Goods 1 , B Powersof Customs Officers. 1.10 Adjudicatory Proceedings 1.11 Appeal8 1,I2 Crlmlnal Proaecutlon
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Law Rslatlng ta Fonrign Exchange 2.1, Hlstorlcal background to Foreign Exchange

Regulation Act (FERA) and Forelgn Exehenge MmagmentAct (FE M ) . &2 Forelgn ex~hange and currency &3 Forelgn exchange managernemarid dnbteworthp feature8 of Forsign Exehan~e Management Acl (FEMA).
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k 8 ,Fotalgn Trade, Development & Regutation Act,

OFIWURANCE

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nature of rfbk and Inwraw,

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Indemnhy The law of proximate ceSubrogatlon Assignment and nomlnatlon ,

lndbn Insurrmw Law Qeneml 3.1 Natlonallsation, Privathtlon and Globatisatlonof Insurance S m r , 3.2 Prlnclplesof General Insurance, 3.3 The Insurance Regulatory DevebprnentAuthority
Act, 2000..

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Insurunce partcllnlng to Llte and Personal

Acclden~osphal~on 4.1 Me lnaurance - Nature, Prlnclples and Scope 4.2 Events Ineiured against life Inauranca contract. 4.3 Factors affecting drk
4.4 Medlclaim, SIokness Insurance, Personal Mdmb

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Mrrlnm Inruranea
6.1 Marlne Insurance- Nature, Prlnclples and Scope 5.2 Marlne Insurmce Pollcy - CondlOlms-WarranUes 5.3 Seawo&lnesa 5.4 Perlls of the Sen and other Insured Ferlla in

Marlna Po~lcles

5.5 Hull and Cargo Insurance,

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Property Insumnts
0.1, F l n Inaurame 8,2. R l ~ l w hm c c e %,3, Polioh mwrhlg rfIk d eqhlm, wmquetke,

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7ne C m t Bank 4.1, EuoluttondCemlBank 4.2. Chamtedstlca and functbns 4.a Econornlo md d a l obJdvm 4.4. The CentralBank and the State- as bankers'bank 4.5. The Regewe Bmk 6f tndla as the Central Bank 4.5.1 , Organktlonel structure 4,6, F&s of the RBI 4.6.1. Regu!atlon of monltory meahanlsm of the
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1. Negotiable In~trummb&lBhashyam and Adiw 2 . Lew of Nego#aMg Irsstrumsnta Nlllma Chandlramnt 3. Banklng l a w and Pm@w In lndla -M.L. Tannan 4. The Law oi Banklng and Bankere - LPG. Qoyle 5, BanklngTheory and P m h a K.C. Shekar 8. BanklngTheory and Preolice -Varshney 7. Review of cumnt knklng theory and Practlce - B ~ A.u 8, Page& Law o l Banldng M. Hapgood (ed) 9. Eanklng R e f o m in lndla K. Subrahmanyan 10, Report d worklng Qrwpan Cu8tomer Servlcer In Banks R.K. TaWr 11. Law of Nogotlable Instrument6 Dr, P.W. Rege.

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- ill-LAW OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AMP

INFORMATION7emNOLOOY
I-IntmlIeetuaI Propmrty and O r g a n l r a t h PndAgm&8

Internrtlonri

Introduction to Intellwtual Property Rlghta (IPRm) 1.I What s ir InWldtral Property 1.2 B a s k cmcepb o f Irrtellectual Properly I,3 Nature of lntelbtud Properly 1,4 Commerclrl e x p k W n of Intellectual Property 1.5 Enforcement of r i m e and remedies against lnfrlngement 1.8 International chr-r of Intellectuel Properry,