DPC

Module 1 not coming

Module 2

Civil Pleading

1. Plaint (O.7 of CPC)

2. Written Statement (Order 8 of CPC)
3. Original petitions
4. Affidavits
5. Writ petitions under Article 226 & 32 of Constitution of India
6. Suits for specific performance

Module 3-

Criminal Pleading

1. Drafting only – related with FIR

2. Complaint
3. Application for Bail (S. 436 and 437 of CrPC) - two types i.e. Anticipatory and...........
4. Defamation suits

Module 4

1. Conveyancing- meaning and Definition

2. Parts of deed
3. Sale deed
4. Mortgage deed
5. Gift
6. Power of attorney
7. Will, parties to the deed
8. Appeal of memorandum, appeal Matrimonial (not covered)

Criminal Law
Module 1 is not coming

Definition of the entire acts

PCA is not coming

Module 2/3

Objectives of the Act, definitions, Presumptions, BOP, offences, punishments, Enforcement,

Authorities and Adjudication Procedure

1. Food safety and Standard Act, 2006

 2. Essential commodities act, 1995
3. (PCA)Corruption act not coming in Module 3
4. Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 with amendment
5. The fugitive Economic Offenders Act, 2018 - who is fugitive offenders’ sec 4 object
of this act
6. The prevention of Illicit Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances Act,
1988
7. Conservation of Foreign Exchange and prevention of smuggling Activities Act, 1974-
objectives of act
8. The Prevention of black marketing act and Maintenance of supplies of essential
Commodities act 1980- objectives of three act deals about preventive detention

Module 4-

1. Organised crime
2. Transnational organised crime human trafficking
3. Immoral trafficking Act, 1956
4. NDPS Act 1988
5. ARMS Act, 1959
6. Drug trafficking
7. Evidence Law

Note: Read the Acts which have been included in Scheduled Offence i.e. only Important one
scheduled offence not all.

Conflict of Laws (Focus on Slides)

1. Domicile- Definition, relation with Citizenship, its statutory provision in India i.e.
ISA, Indian Case laws
2. Marriage and Divorce Laws
3. Property
4. Proper law of Contract-

Evidence Law
Module 1 is not coming

Module 2- Sec. 5, 9 and 40-44

1. Relevancy of Facts
2. Test identification Parade
3. Dying declaration
4. Basic concept of Admission and Confession

Module 3

1. Section 56 to 58
 2. Section 59 to 60
3. Section 61-65 (Primary and Secondary Evidence)
4. Section 74-78 (Public Document, Private Document)
5. Section 91-100 (91, 92) and (93-100) Imp

Module 4

1. Burden of Proof- (Concept) Sec 112 and Onus of Proof, Different circumstances of
BOP- 210.
2. Presumption (Sec 112, 111A, 113A, 113B, 114A)
3. Estoppel and Promissory Estoppel
4. Witness (Sec. 118 to 134)
5. Competency of Witness (Sec.134) and Sec. 132 is Important
6. Privilege Communication (Sec. 121-129)
7. Accomplice
8. Evidentiary value of Accomplice
9. Examination of Witnesses
10. Leading questions
11. Impeaching the credit of the Testimony of Witness
12. Range of Question
13. Hostile Witness
14. Refreshing Memory

Constitutional Law
Module 1

1. Challenges of federalism
2. Globalisation and its impact on federalism
3. Unique position of Union Territories of India

Module 2

1. Administrative Relations
2. Financial Relations
3. Multilevel federalism & Local Self Government
4. Fiscal autonomy of States

Module 3

1. Executive federalism
2. Strong Centre Framework
3. Emergency Powers
4. Internal Security & public order
Module 4

1. Comparative study of US and India Federalism

2. History of Federalism- 3 types (From US)
3. Dual cake Federalism
4. Industrialisation and Globalisation in context of Federalism
5. Cooperative Federalism
6. New Federalism- Emerging Challenges of Federalism