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Plagiarism should not exceed 30%
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Try to include illustrations and relevant case laws wherever required.
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PROPERTY LAW: TP ACT, EASEMENT, WILLS, TRUSTS

difference between movable and immovable property
Agreement to sell and agreement of sale
doctrine of fixture under transfer of property act, 1882
Rule against inalienability – transfer of property act, 1882
direction for accumulation of income – transfer of property act
Conditional transfers under Transfer of property act 1882
Condition precedent and condition subsequent under TP Act

Doctrine of holding out under transfer of property act 1882
Fraudulent transfer under transfer of property act
Doctrine of part performance – transfer of property act
Doctrine of priority under property law

Sale of immovable property: Essentials of valid sale – TP Act
Unpaid vendor’s lien – section 55 (4) of Transfer of Property Act
Rule of Nemo dat quod non habet for sale of immovable property

Doctrine of clog on redemption – concept & exceptions
Rule of marshalling and contribution – TP Act 1882

Forfeiture of lease under Transfer of property act

Concept of onerous gift and universal donee

Kinds of easements under Indian Easements Act 1882
Imposition, acquisition and transfer of easements
Quasi easements and easements of necessity
Perspective easements – Indian Easements Act 1882
Customary Easements – Indian Easements Act 1882
Incidents of easements – Indian Easements Act 1882
Extinction, suspension & revival of easements
Concept of license under Indian Easements Act 1882

Testamentary succession under Indian succession act, 1925
Kinds of wills in India – Indian succession act, 1925
Who can make a will?
Attestation, revocation, alteration & revivial of wills
Provisions relating to construction of a will
Void will or void bequest – Indian succession act, 1925
Doctrine of cy pres
Onerous bequests – Indian succession act, 1925
Contingent and conditional bequests -Indian succession act, 1925
Specific and demonstrative legacy – Indian succession act, 1925
Ademption of legacy under Indian succession act, 1925

Salient features of Indian trusts act, 1882
Essentials for creation of a valid trust – Indian trusts act
Appointment of a trustee – Indian trusts act, 1882
Duties and liabilities of a trustee – Indian trusts act, 1882
Disabilities of a trustee – Indian trusts act, 1882

ADMINISTRATIVE LAW

Development and evolution of administrative law
Transition from laissez faire to Social Welfare state
Applicability of rule of law in a mixed economy

Difference between administrative and quasi-judicial functions
Difference between administrative and legislative functions
Judicial control over delegated legislation
Legislative or parliamentary control over delegated legislation

Remedies available against state for administrative actions
Lokpal and lok ayukta act 2013: summary
Doctrine of estoppel against the government
Salient features of administrative tribunals act, 1985

Difference between administrative tribunals and courts
Advantages and disadvantages of administrative tribunals
Commission of inquiry: constitution, appointment & powers

Objectives and Advantages of Public Corporations
Control over public corporations in India

Overview of whistleblower’s protection act,, 2014

INDIAN PENAL CODE - 1860

INDIAN PENAL CODE – 1860

Evolution Of Law Of Crime Over The Years
The Indian Penal Code, 1860- A General Introduction and Background
Essential elements of a crime
Vicarious liability in criminal law and execptions
Stages of crimes
Jurisdiction of Indian penal code: territorial & extra terrirtotial

Insight to General Explanations of IPC (Sec. 6-52A)
Public servant – section 21 of IPC
Wrongful loss and wrongful gain under IPC – distinction and examples
Common intention and common object under IPC
Dishonestly and fraudulently under IPC
The deterrent theory of punishment
The retributive theory of punishment
The reformative theory of punishment
The preventive theory of punishment
The expiation theory of punishment
Measure of penal liability or punishment

General exceptions to criminal liability under IPC
Mistake of fact under IPC
Mistake of law under iPC
Act done by Judges – general exceptions
Accident as an exception under IPC
Necessity as an exception under IPC
Act done by a child under IPC
Act done by an insane person under IPC
Mc. naughten’s principles of insanity
Act done by a person under Intoxication – exceptions under IPC
Consent – general exceptions under IPC
Acts done for benefit of a person without his consent – IPC
Trivial act as an exception under IPC
Right of private defence under IPC – extent & limitations

FAMILY LAW 1 & 2

HINDU LAW

Doctrine of factum valet

Doctrine of relation back in hindu law
Theory of notional partition under hindu succession act 1956
Succession to the property of a Hindu Male : hindu succession act 1956
Doctrine of surrender of limited estate or women’s estate
Right of dwelling house of a hindu – hindu succession act 1956

MUSLIM LAW

Void marriage or batil nikah under muslim law
Irregular marriage or fasid nikah under muslim law
Distinction between dower and dowry
Enforcement of right to dower
Dower under sunni and shia law

Dissolution of muslim marrige act 1939: An overview
Distinction between sunni and shia law of divorce

Minority and guardianship under muslim law
Summary: muslim women (protection of rights on divorce) act 1986

Muslim law of inheritence under sunni law
Muslim law of inheritence under shia law
Difference between sunni and shia law of inheritance
Doctrine of aul – muslim law of inheritence
Doctrine of radd – muslim law of inheritence
Doctine of aul and radd – muslim law of inheritence

Gift or hiba under muslim law: essentials,modes, revocation
Concept of Will or wasiyat under muslim law
Salient features of the mussalman wakf validating act, 1913
Life estate under muslim law
Doctrine of pre-emption or shufaa under muslim law

Christian law, parsi law, Indian law of marriage and succession

Essentials & procedure of christian marriage – Indian christian marriage act, 1872
Salient features of Indian christian marriage act, 1872
Grounds of divorce under christian law
Indian divorce act, 1869: summary
Rules of succession under christian law

Marriage and divorce under parsi law
Grounds of divorce under parsi law
Rules of inheritance under parsi law

Solemnization of marriage under special marriage act, 1954
Grounds of divorce under special marriage act, 1954
Differences between hindu marriage act,1955 & special marriage act, 1954

Salient features of family courts act, 1984
Role of conciliation in family disputes

Essential features of Indian succession act, 1925
Intestate succession under Indian succession act, 1925

LAW OF CONTRACTS , PARTNESHIP ACT, SALE OF GOODS ACT, NI ACT

Moral theory of contracts and legal theory of contracts

Discharge of surety

Relations of principal and agent with the third parties

Test of partnership / mode of determining the existence of partnership
Difference between partnership at will and particular partnership
Rights and liabilities of partners with the third parties under Indian partnership act,1932

The negotiable instruments under negotiable instruments act, 1881
Bill of exchange and cheque under NI act, 1881
Rightful dishonour of a cheque / circumstances under which a cheque can be dishonoured
Endorsement of a Negotiable instrument