Law : A Comprehensive Summary For Llb Students

A Comprehensive Summary for LLB Students

What you'll learn

Legal systems: The course begins by discussing the different legal systems around the world, including common law, civil law, and Islamic law.

Criminal law: Students will learn about the principles of criminal law, including the elements of a crime, criminal liability, and defenses to criminal charges.

Constitutional law: Students will learn about the principles of constitutional law, including the division of powers between the federal and state governments,

Property law: The course will cover the principles of property law, including ownership, possession, and transfer of property. Students will learn about the dif

Requirements

strong academic background in humanities and social sciences, such as history, politics, and economics, as well as excellent analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills.

Description

This course is a great complement for LLB college students who've simply begun their stages, so as to apprehend the subject matter ahead of their degree. it is also an exceptional way to recap your cloth prior to your examinations. apprehend the criminal concepts of agreement regulation, crook regulation, Constitutional regulation, English prison machine, assets regulation, agree with the law, Tort regulation, industrial regulation, Jurisprudence, and intellectual assets. Broaden the necessary talents to perceive key factors of law and create your very own Spider Graphs. This complete law course gives a clean insight into cyber regulation and also gives an explanation of the regime of the cyber legal guidelines. To provide an explanation for the jurisdictional troubles in cyberspace. To increase the conceptual know-how of the cyber dispute and its resolution. To skill the scholars to cope with cyber crimes cases.Further this course also talks about Intellectual Property Rights and exposes the scholars' approximately concept of highbrow belongings and its numerous instructions, to reveal the theories of intellectual assets. To educate and geared up the scholars about the registration of highbrow properties like patents and trademarks, their infringement, and remedies. To increase understanding of Criminology, Penology, and Victimology. To broaden the interrelation of crime and society, criminogenic surroundings. To describe the school of criminology. To introduce the Police Act and so forth.. to show college students approximately international agencies; To apprise the scholars approximately the United international locations, Neutrality; to show the students approximately agreement of international Disputes. to show college students about Joint Hindu family, own family assets, Inheritance, and Partition; To apprise the students approximately the Hiba and will, Pre-emption; to reveal the students approximately inheritance and succession about the circle of relatives assets1 to reveal students approximately the concept of applied contract; To apprise the students about the settlement of indemnity & assure; to expose the students approximately bailment, pledge, and agency; To increase the analytical knowledge of presidency contract.Module 1- Law of Tortsa. Meaning & nature of tortb. Difference between Tort and crimec. Maxims of tortsd. Statutory Authoritye. Negligencef. Nuisanceg. Difference between Nuisance and Trespassg. Wrongful restraint & Wrongful confinementh. Types of wrongful confinementi. Exceptionsj. Vicarious liabilityk. Strict liabilityModule 2- The Law of Contracta. Meaning of contractb. Essential ingredients of contractc. Bailmentd. Damages: Overviewe. Types of Damagesf. Void Contract, Voidable Contract , Void AgreementModule 3-Constitutional law-II Overviewa. The Presidentb. The Governorc. Ordinary Bills and Money Billsd. The Supreme Courte. Appointment & removal of judgesf. The doctrine of Pleasureg. Emergency Provisionsh. Amendment to the Indian ConstitutionModule 4-Jurisprudence 1a. Overview of Ownershipb. Overview of Possessionc. Types of Possessiond. Meaning of Jurisprudencee. Analytical Schoolf. Historical School of jurisprudenceg. Socilogical School of JurisprudenceModule 5-Transfer of Propertya. Meaning of propertyb. Types of propertyc. The doctrine of Ostensible ownerd. Concept of Vested and Contingent Intereste. The doctrine of Fraudulent transferf. Doctrine of Lispendsg. Concept of saleh. Effect of valid salei. Essentials of salej. Rights & liabilities of buyerk. Concept of EasementModule 6-Family Lawa. Who is a Hindub. Sources of Hindu lawc. Schools of Hindu lawd. Sources of Muslim lawe. Schools of Muslim lawf. Muslim Law of Marriage: the concept of marriage,g. kinds of marriageh. Concept of Divorce under Muslim lawModule 7-Crimnology and Penologya. Theories of Punishment: (i) Deterrent Theory (ii) Retributive Theory (iii) Preventive Theory (iv) Reformative Theoryb. Overview of Capital Punishmentc. The role of psychiatrists and Socials workers in prisond. Difference between Parole and Probatione. Undertrial and Convicted PrisonersModule 8-Women and Law relating to childrena. Discrimination against Female Childrenb. Child Labour (Prohibition and Regulation) Actc. Child Labour: Problem and Protectiond. Termination of pregnancy; PNDT Acte. Juvenile Delinquency, Child Sexual AbuseModule 9-Cyber Lawa. Defining Crimeb. Types of crime in Internetc. Hacking: Glimpsed. Defamatione. Crime in the context of the Internet –Actus Rea/Mens Reaf. Meaning of cyberspaceg. Indian Law on Obscenity & PornographyModule 10-Intellectual Property Laws IIa. The Copyright Act: Overviewb. Historical background and Development of Copyright Lawc. Berne Convention,d. Universal Copyright Convention,e. Copyright Societies: Meaningf. Copyright Infringement Procedureg. Piracy in InternetModule 11-Public International lawa. Definition, Nature, and Basis of International Lawb. Sources of International Lawc. Subjects of International Law: States, Individualsd. Concept of Recognitione. Theories and mode of recognitionf. Relationship between International and Municipal Law

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Law of Torts

Lecture 2 Law of Torts

Lecture 3 Maxims of Torts

Lecture 4 Tortious Liability

Lecture 5 Forms Of Nuisance

Section 3: The Law of Contract

Lecture 6 Meaning of Contract

Lecture 7 Legality of Contract

Lecture 8 Damages Overview

Lecture 9 Considerable Damages

Section 4: Constitutional law-II Overview

Lecture 10 Constitutional law-II Overview

Lecture 11 The Governor

Lecture 12 Ordinary Bills and Money Bills

Section 5: Jurisprudence 1

Lecture 13 Overview of Ownership

Lecture 14 Modes of acquiring possession

Lecture 15 Analytical School

Lecture 16 Historical School of jurisprudence

Lecture 17 Sociological School of Jurisprudence

Lecture 18 Sociological School of Jurisprudence

Section 6: Transfer of Property

Lecture 19 Transfer of Property

Section 7: Family Law

Lecture 20 Who is a Hindu

Lecture 21 Schools of Hindu law

Section 8: Crimnology and Penology

Lecture 22 Theories Of Punishment

Lecture 23 Preventive Principle Of Punishment

Section 9: Women and Law relating to children

Lecture 24 Discrimination against Female Children

Lecture 25 Child Labour Problem and Protection

Section 10: Cyber Law

Lecture 26 Cyber Law

Lecture 27 Types Of Cyber Crime

Lecture 28 Defamation

Lecture 29 Crime in context of Internet

Lecture 30 Meaning of Cyber Space

Section 11: Intellectual Property Laws II

Lecture 31 Copyright Act

Lecture 32 Historical background and Development

Lecture 33 Berne Convention

Lecture 34 Copyright Societies in India

Lecture 35 Civil Remedies

Lecture 36 Counterfeiting

Section 12: Public International law

Lecture 37 Public International Law

Lecture 38 Subjects of International Law

Lecture 39 Subjects of International Law

Students who are studying law or pursuing an LLB (Bachelor of Laws) degree