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I Semester BA LLB/BBA LLB - Semester End Examination, June 2021

Course (Subject): Law and language - I
Course Code: B19AL1010/ B19BL1010

Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50

UNIT – I Marks
I) 1 Fill in the blanks with the correct tense of verbs given in the brackets: 2x1=2

a) I ___________ (mark) attendance when the peon arrived. (Change to Past

Progressive Tense)
b) She ________ (repair) a pair of shoes. (Change To Present Perfect Tense)

2 Fill in the blanks with appropriate auxiliary verbs given in brackets: 2x1=2

a) The boy _______ (was/is) reprimanded by his parents yesterday.

b) She ______ (has/have) to finish reading immediately

3 Fill in the blanks with appropriate words given in brackets to make meaningful 2x1=2
conditional sentences:
a) If I _______enough bank balance, I would have bought a new phone. (have/ had)
b) If I had _____ that book, I would have completed reading.
(chose/chosen)
4 Change the voice of the below sentences: 2x1=2
a) The doors will be locked by the watchman. (Change from Passive to Active)
b) The salesman helped the customer. (Change from Active to Passive)

5 Write a narrative related to one’s school life experiences. 5

UNIT – II

II) 1 Answer any One of the following questions: 1x5=5

a) You are Anitha Menon, a Commerce graduate with a few years of experience in
an auditing company. Introduce yourself to the interview panel.
b) Explain the importance of acquiring good public speaking skills for a law
graduate.
2 Answer any One of the following questions: 1x7=7
a) Explain the various evaluative areas of Group Discussion.
b) Discuss the various pre-interview preparation strategies.
c) Analyse the various steps involved in planning for the presentation.
UNIT – III

III Answer any One of the following questions: 1x5=5

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1 a) Write a paragraph on “Sports – an essential component in one’s life”.

b) While walking in a park in your neighbourhood you found a small plastic bag
containing some documents and some cash. Write a notice in about 50-80 words to be
put on the park notice board asking the owner to identify and collect it from you. You
are Amar/Amrita 9399123456.

c) As the Sales Manager of a company, write a Memorandum to the Marketing

Executives regarding the latest terms and conditions in the sales policy

2 Answer any One of the following questions: 1x8=8

a) Write the Agenda and Minutes of a Meeting. The meeting was related to the policy
changes of a company. Assume the necessary details
b) Read the following passage carefully and make notes:

When your aircraft glides for a touchdown at Kuala Lumpur International Airport,
take a peek through the window. You will see a carpet of green foliage. It belongs to
the oil palm, a native of Africa but thriving in Malaysia. Unlike the coconut or the
rice whose significance is immediately identifiable, the oil palm rarely gets a bat of
the eyelash from a layperson. Because the plant yields nothing that could be readily
consumed, its importance as a versatile plant is easily disregarded.

There are basically two types of oil palm trees. The Elaeis guineensis is a native of
West and Central Africa. The south American oil palm, Corozo oleifera, originates
from Central and South America. Today, palm oil derived from Elaeis guineensis is
used for many commercial purposes, from making chocolates to soaps to margarine,
and maybe soon, to fueling cars.

Palm oil use can be traced back to Egypt during the reign of the Pharaohs. In the late
1800s, anthropologist M.C. Friedel stumbled upon an early tomb at Abydos dated
3000 B.C. In it was an earthen jar of an oily residue. Upon careful chemical analysis,
this was later determined to be palm oil. The large quantity suggested the oil was used
more for dietary purposes than as a mean of embalming. There were written records
by European travelers of West African locals using the oil extensively for cooking.
The oil palm Elaeis guineensis was typically self-seeded and not planted for
commercial purposes. It wasn't until the 1830s, when palm oil export trade developed,
deliberate plantings were made, beginning in the kingdom of Dahomey.
c) Summarise the following passage in your own words:

The rapid industrial development in Malaysia has created significant industrial waste
pollution problems that need immediate attention. Domestic waste and industrial
waste are discharged unto surface water through the sewage systems. In some cases,
industrial waste is released directly unto surface water.

On land, the release of industrial waste is closely controlled. However, offshore oil
and manganese extraction lead to direct discharge of pollutants into the seas.
Radioactive waste is dumped at sea in large concrete barrels to decay. Often, the
barrels will start to have defects after a while. Representatives of factories often ship
waste onto sea to dump it illegally because it is very expensive to have their water
purified. Oil is released into the sea through oil tankers and shipwrecks and pesticides

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 are applied to water to control aquatic pests. Paints on boats will decay during long
trips on the ocean and will eventually end up in the water.

The effects of pollutants are noticed mostly in small inland seas and lakes. This is
because the oceans have a natural dilution system for incoming pollutants whereas
lakes have no effective outlet. The pollutants can exist in water in different states.
They can be dissolved or they can be in suspension, which means that they exist in the
form of droplets or particles. These pollutants can travel farthest when they are in
solution in a river that is fast flowing.
UNIT – IV
IV Answer any One of the following questions: 1x5=5
1 a) The poem “Justice” by Rudyard Kipling deals with theme of ‘crime’ and
punishment. Explain.

b) Explain the central idea of the poem “Divine Justice Amiable” by William Cowper.

2 Answer any One of the following questions: 1x7=7

a) Analyse the various approaches towards poverty and crime as represented by the
main characters in the play “The Bishop’s Candlesticks”.

b) The trial scene in the play The Merchant of Venice, brings out the humanitarian and
shrewd nature of Portia. Elaborate.

c) Highlight the major episodes in M.K. Gandhi’s My Experiments with Truth and
analyse them.

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First Semester BA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Political Theory
Course Code: B19AL1020
Time: 2 hours Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. MARKS

SECTION-A
1. a) Discuss Idealist theory of state. 7
b) Write a note on Individualist theory. 6
OR
2. a) Discuss Islamic concept of State. 7
b) Explain Shantiparva concept of State. 6
SECTION-B
3. a) Critically analyse Hegelian views on atheism. 7
b) Explain Fascism. 6
OR
4. a) Describe the Features of Totalitarianism 7
b) Write a note on Nazism. 6
SECTION-C
5. a) Discuss the Schools of Socialism. 6
b) Explain the merits and demerits of Socialism. 6
OR
6. a) Examine Historical and dialectical materialism. 7
b) Examine the concept of De-alienation. 5
SECTION-D
7. a) Explain St. Aquinas views on state 6
b) Write a note on T H Green views on Liberty 6
OR
8. a) Discuss St. Augustine’s Just war theory. 7
b) Write a note on Aristotle. 5

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First Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination - June, 2021

Course (Subject): Principles of Management
Course Code: B19BL1020
Time: 1. 2hours 2. Max. Marks: 50

MARKS
Note: -Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. Briefly discuss the Time & motion study of Taylor’s contribution. 13
OR
2. Are there any differences in planning, organising, staffing, directing & controlling 13
between Reva university and Maruthi automobile company?
SECTION – B
3. Explain the Trait theory of leader ship. Compare it with the behavioural theory of 13
leadership.
OR
4. Discuss fourteen principles of management laid down by Henri Fayol. 13

SECTION – C
5. Discuss the concept of Graicuna’s theory of superior-subordinate relationships with 12
mathematical formula under the span of control.
OR
6. How are PERT and CPM developed. What is critical path and how it is determined? 12
SECTION – D
7. Discuss Rensis Likert’s system 1-4 approaches to leadership. Which of these leadership 12
styles do you advocate? Why.
OR
8. Discuss the leadership and subordinate participation under the Tannenbaum and 12
Schmidt’s Continuum of leadership styles.
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First Semester BBA LLB / BA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021
Course (Subject) : General Principles of Economics - 51123
Course Code: B20BL1030 / B20AL1030
Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

Section- I
1. a) State the Law of Supply. Explain with table and diagramme. 7
b) What are the principles of economics? Explain with suitable examples 6
OR
2. a) Explain the different kinds of price elasticity of demand 7
b) What are the determinants of demand? Explain with movements of demand 6
curve
Section- II
3. a) What is Budget constraint? Construct and draw budget line with suitable 7
example
b) Draw and explain indifferent curve with numerical example. 6
OR
4. a) State the consumer surplus with the help of diagramme 7
b) Illustrate Price floor and price cealing with suitable example. 6
Section-III
5. a) Explain production function with one variable input 6
b) State the low of variable proportions with the help of TP,AP & MP 6
OR
6. a) Explain the properties of Iso-quants. 6
b) State the Iso-cost line. Draw and illustrate with numerical values. 6
Section- IV
7 a) What are the necessary conditions for the firms equilibrium 6
b) Explain long run firm equilibrium under perfect competition 6
OR
8 a) Write a note on kinked demand curve, with the suitable diagramme 6
b) Differentiate collusion and cartels. 6

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I Semester BA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Essentials of Sociology
Course Code: B18AL1040/BA20AL1040 - 10404
Time: 90 Minutes Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) Explain W C Mills theory of Sociological Imagination. 7
b) Write a note on the works of Kars Marx with regards to Sociology. 6
OR
2. a) Differentiate Functional and Conflict Perspectives of Sociology . 7
b) Explain the concept of Feminist Perspective. 6
UNIT – II
3. a) Explain any two form of Suicides of Emile Durkheim with relevant examples. 7
b) Write a note on the Mechanical Solidarity. 6
OR
4. a) Explain the concepts of Community & Institutions 7
b) Explain the Concept of Class Struggle as define by Karl Marx. 6
UNIT – III
5. a) Explain the difference between Culture Shock & Ethnocentrism with suitable examples. 6
b) Write a note on the meaning of Culture 6
OR
6. a) Explain the important function of Culture in a society. 6
b) Write a note on the role of Educational Institution in Socialization. 6
UNIT – IV
7. a) Explain two different types of Kinship. 6
b) Write a note on the conflict between Law and Politics in a society. 6
OR
8. a) Explain the Conflict between the Politics and Poverty in the society. 6
b) Write a note on issue related to Education institutions. 6

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I Semester BBA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Organizational Behavior & Behavioral Psychology
Course Code: B20BL1040/B19BL1040 - 57124
Time: 90 Minutes Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) Explain the Autocratic & Custodian Model of Organizational Behavior. 7
b) Write a note on the concept of Supportive Model of Organizational Behavior. 6
OR
2. a) Explain the role of Industrial Revolution in the development of Organizational Behavior. 7
b) Write a note on the Scientific Management of Organizational Behavior. 6
UNIT – II
3. a) Explain the importance of understanding Functions of Attitudes. 7
b) Write a note on the Determinates of Work Attitudes 6
OR
4. a) Explain the relationship between Attitudes & Behavior 7
b) Explain the Concept of personality traits. 6
UNIT – III
5. a) Explain the Five Stage Model of Group Formation . 6
b) Write a note on the significance of Group Properties. 6
OR
6. a) Explain the Conflict between Team and Group with suitable examples. 6
b) Write a note on concept of Group Decision Making. 6
UNIT – IV
7. a) Explain the Importance of Understanding the Stress Management. 6
b) Write a note on Advantages of stress management. 6
OR
8. a) Explain the different types of Stress Management 6
b) Write a note on Advantages of stress management. 6

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First Semester BA.LLB/BBA.LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Legal Methods and Legal systems
Course Code: B19BL1050/B18AL1050 - 10405
Time: 90 Minutes Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each unit. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) “The existence of legal system does not only depend on the rules and regulations 7
but rather on the extent to which it complies with morality.” Discuss.
b) Describe the basis for classification of civil and criminal law 6
OR
2. a) “Law possesses certain features and it possesses them by its very nature, or 7
essence as law.” Discuss
b) “Legal systems could be characterized by whether social change was primarily 6
dealt by legal fictions, equity or natural law.” Discuss.
UNIT – II
3. a) “It would be impossible to produce the amount and the kind of legislation which 7
the people of this country are supposed to want, if it became necessary to insert
in the Acts of Parliament themselves any considerable portion of what is now
left to delegated legislation.” Elucidate.
b) Explain the procedure for settling the disputes without litigation. 6
OR
4. a) Explain how constitution is a legal, political and social instrument. 7
b) ‘Power tends to corrupt. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.’ Explain. 6
UNIT – III
5. a) ‘Adherence to precedent should be the rule and not an exception.’ Discuss. 6
b) Explain about doctrine of ‘Stare Decisis.’ 6
OR
6. a) ‘Custom is some kind of special rule which is in actual existence or possibly 6
followed from time immemorial.’ Comment.
b) Explain about the sources of law 6
UNIT – IV
7. a) Explain the need of socio legal research. 6
b) State out the relevancy of case laws in Legal research. 6
OR
8. a) Explain the different steps involved in a research process 6
b) Select three Problems in light of socio legal Issues. Chart out the research design 6
with reference to the methodology to be adopted for each of the issue.

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First Semester BA LLB Semester End Examination June/July 2021

Course (Subject): Law of Torts, Motor Vehicle Act & Consumer Protection Act
Course Code: B20AL1060/ B20BL1060 - 51126
Time: 90 minutes Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each unit. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) Explain the essential elements of a tort highlighting the maxim “Injuria Sine Damnum” 7
in the light of decided case laws.
b) Define Tort and distinguish between Tort and Breach of Trust. 6
OR
2. a) Explain the maxim “Damnum Sine Injuria” with the help of leading case laws. 7
b) Trace the development of Law of Torts in India. 6

UNIT – II
3. a) ‘A’ asks for a lift from a motorist ‘B’. ‘A’ is told by ‘B’ “I am not an expert driver. I am 7
without a driving license too. You may travel at your risk”. ‘A’ travels with ‘B’. Later
the motor vehicle collides with a bus due to defective brake of ‘B’’s vehicle. ‘A’ sues
‘B’ for injuries suffered by him in the accident. ‘B’ takes the pleas of Volenti Non Fit
Injuria. Decide after discussing the whole law relating to the aforesaid maxim.
b) Explain the general defences of inevitable accident with the help of case laws. 6
OR
4. a) Critically examine the development of the law relating to Remoteness of Damage with 7
the light of decided case laws. Which test you prefer for deciding the questions of
remoteness of damages. Give reasons for your answer.
b) Explain about contributory negligence with the help of relevant case laws. 6

UNIT – III
5. a) Explain No – Fault Liability as mentioned under section 164 of Motor Vehicles 6
(Amendment) Act 2019.
b) In the light of legal provisions explain how the insurance company is exempted from 6
not paying the award.
OR
6. a) “Purchasing third party liability insurance is mandatory, whereas buying own damage 6
cover is optional but highly recommended”. Explain the statement with the help of
relevant provision of law.
b) How is award given by the Claims Tribunal? Explain the procedure. 6

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7. a) Discuss the main changes in Consumer Protection Act 1986 and 2019. 6
b) Discuss the guidelines that are given by E-commerce government authorities in 6
reference with Consumer Protection Act 2019 for consumers.
OR
8. a) Define Unfair Trade Practices with the help of decided case laws. 6
b) Define Consumer Movement and discuss the Rights of Consumers. 6

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First Semester BA.LLB/BBA.LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Legal Writing and Legal methods
Course Code:BBBL15F1200
Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each unit. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) Enumerate upon the Different Legal Systems in the world. 7
b) Write a note on Constitution 6
OR
2. a) what is the meaning of law and mention the functions of law 7
b) Describe the basis of classification of Law 6
UNIT – II
3. a) What are the sources of law? 7
b) Trace out the types of customs 6
OR
4. a) “Rule of Law runs like a thread throughout the fabric of constitution.” Explain. 7
b) Explain the structure of constitution. 6
UNIT – III
5. a) Power tends to corrupt. Absolute power corrupts absolutely’. 6
b) Elucidate the judicial system in India. 6
OR
6. a) Describe how judiciary is Independent from that of other organs. 6
b) Rule of law runs throughout the fabric of constitution of India. 6
UNIT – IV
7. a) Throw light upon how the law library can be used effectively 6
b) Explain the techniques of Legal Research. 6
OR
8. a) Describe how case laws are very important for legal research. 6
b) How to write a legal research report. 6

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First Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination June, 2021

Course (Subject): Principles of Management
Course Code: BBBL15F1400 - 10501
Time:
1. 90 minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. Outline the various functions & skills of a manager along with the definition of principles of 13
management.
OR
2. Are there any differences in planning, organising, staffing, directing & controlling between Reva 13
university and Maruthi automobile company?
SECTION – B
3. Critically examine the contributions of Maslow, Herzberg & McGregor towards the theory of 13
human motivation.
OR
4. What do you understand by staffing and “Staffing is the responsibility of every manager and 8
not of the personnel department alone”.
Distinguish between the centralisation and decentralisation. 5
SECTION – C
5. Discuss fourteen principles of management laid down by Henri Fayol. 12
OR
6. a) Describe the process of control along with it’s definition 6
b) Define leadership and explain it’s characteristics 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Discuss the concept of Garifuna’s theory of superior-subordinate relationships with 7
mathematical formula under the span of control.
b) Discuss the various types of budgets. 5
OR
8. a) Explain the process & importance of forecasting with its definition. 6
b) Write a short notes on need to control system and benefits of control system. 6
 I Semester BA. LLB Semester End Examination June/July - 2021
Subject: Sociology - I
Subject Code: BA.LB16 1500 - 10315

Max Marks: 50 Duration: 2 Hours

Note: Answer one full question from each section.

Section-1 (Unit 1) Marks

1. a) Explain the Relation of Sociology with other social sciences such as history & Law 7
b) Write a note on the Definitions of Sociology 6

OR
2. a) Explain the Difference between Functionalist & Conflict Perspective of Sociology 7
with relevant examples.
b) Write a note on the Scope and aim of Sociology 6

Section-2 (Unit 2)

3. a) Explain in detail about the contributions of August Comte towards Sociology. 7

b) Illustrate the concept of Division of Labour by Emile Durkheim 6

OR
4. a) Explain the Emile Durkheim’s Theory of Suicide with suitable examples. 7
b) Illustrate the concept of Survival of the Fittest by Herbert Spencer. 6

Section-3 (Unit 3)

5. a) Explain the Karl Mark’s Theory of Historical Materialism with suitable examples. 6
b) Write a note on the Alienation. 6

OR
6. a) Explain the types of Authority as mentioned by Max Weber. 6
b) Write a note on the Weber’s Bureaucracy. 6

Section-4 (Unit 4)

7. a) Explain the Importance of Society, Association in detail with relevant examples. 6

b) Write a note on the Social Groups. 6

OR
8. a) Differentiate between Association, & Community in detail with relevant examples. 6
b) Write a note on Status & Role 6

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First Semester BBA LLB Examination June/July - 2021

Course : Information Technology Fundamentals
Course Code: BBBL16F1600 - 10602
Time: 90 Minutes Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks
UNIT – I
1. a) Demonstrate of processing speed and strong capacity of Micro, Mini, Mainframe and super 7
computer
b) Discuss about characteristics of computer 6
OR
2. a) Describe advantages and limitation of computer 6
b) Elaborate about then system software and application software 7
UNIT – II
3. a) Illustrate about ROM 7
b) Differentiate CD and DVD 6
OR
4. a) What are the usage of printers and, plotters 6
b) Illustrate magnetic type and flash memory with example 7
UNIT – III
5. a) How to create, copying and rename of a file in computer 6
b) Specify the relevant points of booting procedure in OS 6
OR
6. a) What is an Operating system? Specify functions of OS. 6
b) Explain the steps of creating Renaming and copying and deleting directory and subdirectory 6
UNIT – IV
7. a) Differentiate between DBMS and Traditional file system 6
b) Demonstrate about network topologies with examples 6
OR
8. a) What are the data security in DBMS 6
b) What are the benefits of spreadsheet 6

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First Semester BBA LLB Semester End Examination July 2021

Course : Information Technology Fundamentals
Course Code: BBBL15F1700 - 10603
Time: 90 Minutes. Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

UNIT – I

1. a) Demonstrate Block diagram of computer and function of its different units 7

b) Describe characteristics of computer 6
OR

2. a) Specify advantages and limitation of computer 6

b) Illustrate any four types of number system and how to convert the numbers with examples 7

UNIT – II

3. a) List out the advantages and disadvantage of floppy disk and hard disk. 7
b) Specify the advantages and disadvantages of light pen and Bar code Reader 6

OR
4. a) Discuss about the input device keyboard 6
b) Briefly Summarize types of ROM in computers 7

UNIT – III

5. a) Write a short note on start sequence and system configuration procedure 6

b) Differentiate between CLI and GUI in Operating System 6

OR
6. a) Specify the booting procedure steps in OS 6
b) Write a Short note on following terms: A) volume B) Label 6

UNIT – IV

7. a) Demonstrate about network topologies with examples 6

b) List out types of keys in DBMS 6
OR

8. a) Briefly explain about mode of transmission in network with example 6

b) Explain the following terms: A) Internet B) Intranet C) Extranet 6

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II Semester BA LLB/BBA LLB - Semester End Examination - June 2021

Course (Subject): Law and language - II
Course Code: B20AL2010/B20BL2010

Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50

Note: Read the instructions carefully and answer the questions from each section.

UNIT – I
I 1) Choose the appropriate phrasal verb and fill in the blank: 3x1=3

a) We will _____ our excursion to Singapore until November. (put up/ put off)
b) The police would not _____ to the kidnapper’s demands. (give up/ give in)
c) Somebody ________ his house last month and stole the sound system. (broke down/broke
into)

2A) Choose the appropriate homophone and fill in the blank: 3x1=3

a) Peter Smith wrote the ________ to the second edition of the book. (foreword/forward)

2B) Frame two sentences using each homonym, conveying two different word meanings:
b) tender
c) remote

3) Identify the errors and rewrite the correct sentences: 3x1=3

a) Sara and Sana does not visit their parents every day.
b) The furniture have to undergo repair.
c) Neither Asha nor Henry are interested in Mathematics.
4) Fill in the blanks with appropriate idioms given in brackets: 3x1=3

(Herculean task / losing ground/ take French leave/ maiden speech /storm in a teacup/

a) He made his ________________in February 1999 on the subject of economic policy,

advocating a cautiously protectionist approach to cheap imports.
b) Unless one of the parties gives evidence, it is a _____________to prove that the receipt of
money was for a corrupt purpose.
c) I wouldn't get too worked up about this, you might have to _________to sort it out.
UNIT – II
II. 1) Answer any ONE of the following questions: 1x8=8

a) Analyse the process of communication with a suitable diagram and appropriate examples.
b) Examine the importance of communication in the academic and professional contexts.
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 2) Answer any ONE of the following questions: 1x5=5
a) Explain the socio-psychological barriers to communication.
b) List out the traits of a good listener with brief explanation and examples.

UNIT – III
III. 1) Draft an email to the HR Manager, Quest Net Limited, declining the job you have been 1x5=5
offered. Assume the necessary details.

OR
2) Write a dialogue between two friends regarding the precautions to be taken during pandemic in
Bengaluru.

3) Write an essay on the following topic in 200 words: 1x8=8

“Literature: A Tool to evoke Social Consciousness ”

OR

4) Intellect Consultancy Services is looking soft skills trainers for its Training Department.
Candidates should be post graduates and have at least 7 years of experience in training. They
should be conversant with wide range of topics and have excellent communication skills. Salary
is commensurate with qualification and experience. Send your resume to The HR Director,
Intellect Consultancy Services, II Stage, Sebastian Layout, St. Marks Road, Hyderabad -560 003.
Assuming that you have the requisite credentials, draft a covering letter in response to the
given advertisement. Enclose your resume.
UNIT – IV
IV. 1) Answer any ONE of the following questions: 1x7=7
a) Analyse the theme of conflict between liberality and conservatism in John Galsworthy’s
play, Justice.
b) Examine the appropriateness of the title of the play, Refund by Fritz Karinthy.
c) Examine the tremendous changes Carter Watson witnesses in his native city when he
returns after twenty years.

2) Answer any ONE of the following questions: 1x5=5

a) The central character in the poem, “On the Infanticide of Marie Farrar” is characterized as
“a minor, without any significant characteristics, rickety, an orphan”. Elaborate.
b) Eric Cockrell’s poem “Can’t Get No Justice” is a sharp depiction of racial inequality.
Analyse with suitable examples.

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Second Semester BALLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): STATE AND POLITCAL OBLIGATION
Course Code: B20AL2020 - 51222

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2 Hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING Marks
a) Explain the contemporary developments in Political Obligation. 7

b) Write a note on Marsilio of Padua’s contribution to Political Obligation. 6

OR
2. a) Discuss the stages of developments in Political Obligation. 7

b) Write a note on Acquinas contribution to Political Obligation. 6

SECTION – B
3. a) Discuss Utilitarianism. 7

b) Write a note on Aristotle and his contribution to Political Obligation. 6

OR
4. a) Discuss the developments of Political Obligation. 7

b) Write a note on Political Obligation. 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Discuss anarchist theory of Political Obligation. 6

b) Write a note on Deontological theory. 6

OR

6. a) Examine the types of Political Obligation. 6

b) Write a note on Hobbesian contribution to Political Obligation. 6

 SECTION – D

7. a) Discuss the importance of ancient Indian ideas and institutions of Political Obligation. 6

b) Write a note on family and Political Obligation. 6

OR

8. a) Describe the role of membership in Political Obligation. 6

b) Write a note on dimensions of Political Obligation. 6

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II Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination June 2021

COURSE: Marketing Management
COURSE CODE: B20BL2020 - 57222

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Define Marketing and Explain the marketing philosophies 8

b) Explain the nature of marketing management. 5

OR
2. a) “Marketing begins and ends with the consumer”, Discuss 8

b) Explain the importance of marketing . 5

SECTION – B
3. a) Briefly explain both the micro and macro environment which effects the marketing 13
management.

OR
4. a) Define Product and explain the different types of product 8

b) Explain the importance of communication. 5

SECTION – C

5. a) Describe the new product development process

OR

6. a) What is meant by distrubution and explain the type of intermediaries ? 6

b) Write a short notes on personal selling. 6

SECTION – D

7. a) Draw the chart of new product development stages. 7

b) Write a short notes on Green marketing.2 5

 OR

8. a) What are the challenges facing in rural marketing. 6

b) Write a short note on : 6

Emerging issues in marketing of consumerism

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Second Semester BBA LLB/BA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021
Course (Subject): Managerial Economics
Course Code: B20AL2030/B20BL2030 - 57223
Time:
1. 2 Hours 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Explain flow chart of Four Sector Model in circular flow of Income 7
b) Explain the difference between Micro economics and Macro economics. 6
OR
2. a) Explain the Macro Economic policies with its objectives 7
b) Explain the simple economy with the help of diagrammatic representation. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Calculate nominal GDP and Real GDP with numerical example. 7

b) Briefly explain the method of measurement of National Income 6

OR
4. a) Briefly explain the measures to control Inflation 7

b) Discuss the types of Inflation. 6

SECTION – C
5. a) Why aggregate demand curve is downward sloping, explain? 6
b) Balance of payment is always in equilibrium. Elucidated. 6
OR
6. a) What is Multiplier? Explain it with Expenditure, Investment and foreign trade 6
multiplier.
b) Briefly explain the components of Balance of Payment. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Briefly explain Functions of Money. 6
b) Briefly explain the functions of Commercial Banks 6
OR
8. a) Briefly explain the Business cycle theories. 6
b) Briefly explain the different concepts of Government deficit. 6

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Second Semester BA.LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

Course (Subject) : Law and Social Issues in India
Course Code: B20AL2040 - 51224
Time: 90 Minutes Max. Marks: 50
1. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) The spread of education in the society is fairly unequal. Though government policies 7
are discrimination protective, but they have not been able to achieve satisfactory
level of equality. Explain
b) Write a note on Disabled people as disadvantage group 6
OR
2. a) The Constitution provides for protective discrimination under various articles to 7
accelerate the process of building an egalitarian social order. Elaborate
b) Write a note on Linear Theory of Social Change 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Gender inequality is not the result of sex, procreation, physiology, anatomy, 7
hormones or genetic predisposition. Explain
b) Write a note on the status of Women Medival India 6

OR
4. a) Explain the various forms of Sexual Harassment. 7

b) Define Dowry 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Explain the Various problems of Domestic Violence in India 6
b) Write a note on Child Abuse in India 6
OR
6. a) Write a note on the meaning of Juvenile Delinquency 7
b) Write a note on the issues related to child abuses 5
SECTION – D
7. a) Define Sociology & Criminology with examples 6
b) Differentiate between crime & deviance 6
OR
8. a) Write a note on the White Collar Crimes 7
b) Write a note on the formal means of social control 5
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Second Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination June, 2021

Course (Subject): Principles and Practice of Accounting
Course Code: B20BL2040 - 57224
Time: 1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. Marks

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Define Accounting & Explain the process of accounting with diagram. 8
b) Mention the types of Accounts with the golden rules of accounts and it's limitation 5
of accounting.
OR
2. Write up purchases book from the following transactions and post them to the ledger 2019 13

Apr-03 Purschased goods from Ram Prasad, Mumbai

100 meters silk @ rs 45 per meter
75 meters Velvet @ rs 80 per meter
Less: 10% trade discount
Apr-20 Purchased goods from Hari Ram & Sons, Delhi
50 pieces Prints @ rs 130 per piece
80 pieces Calico @ rs 65 per piece
Less: 10 % trade discount
Apr-22 Purchased from Man mohan lal , Varanasi
Shirting cloth Rs 1,000
Saris @ rs 6,000
Less: 10 % trade discount
Apr-28 Shri Ram & Bros. , Jaipur Sold to us
Long Cloth 10 pieces @ rs 100 per piece
Dhoties 100 pairs @ rs 150 per pair.
SECTION – B

3. a) The following trial balance for the year ended 31st December 2018 has 8
been placed by a book-keeper for preparation of final accounts of a
trader. Redraft the same and state the nature of mistake in each case.
Particulars Dr. Cr.
Stock on 31-12-2007 10100
Capital account 3,450
Cash in hand 400
Bank overdraft 9,320
Sales 1,36,400
 Purchases 86,400
Return inward 3,400
Returns outwards 2,960
Carriage outward 2,360
Carriage inward 4,260
Salaries 9,600
Wages 3,660
Sundry Debtors 16,300
Creditors 26,360
Stock on 1-1-2018 12,120
Land & buildings 20,000
Plant & machinery 15,900
Trade expenses 2,090

b) With a short brief explanation list out any five accounting standards 5

OR
4.. Prepare Purchases, Sales, Purchases Returns and Sales Returns Books for 13
2018 July.
July 1 Bought 5 dozens of Accountancy books from Archana stores
at Rs 120 per book.
3 Sold 60 books to Chetan stores at Rs 40 per book.
5 Purchased 520 Economics books at Rs 100 book from Amar
book stores less 10%
8 Bought machinery Rs 4,000 from Ganesh Stores.
10 Returned 5 Accountancy Books to Archana stores
12 Sold dozens of Note books to Triveni stores at Rs 12 per
book
15 Chetana stores returned 4 books
17 bought goods Rs 1,800 from Anil stores.
21 Returned 8 economics boks to Amar stores
23 Sold goods worth Rs 4,000 to Balaji stores.
25 120 English books sold to Ganesh stores at Rs 240 per dozen.
27 Goods Rs 400 sent back to Anil Stores.
30 Sent Credit note to Balaji Stores Rs 500
SECTION – C

5. a) Prepare a cash book with Discount, cash and bank column for the month 7
of June 2018.
June 1 Started business with cash Rs 30,000 and furniture Rs 10,000
2 Opened a Bank A/c and deposited Rs 20,000
4 Cash purchases from Ajay Rs 2,500
 7 Bought Furniture for Rs 10,000 and issued Cheque
10 Received from Arun Rs 2,100 in full settlement of Rs 2,150
14 Issued a Cheque for Rs 3,000 to Anand and received from him
discount Rs 60
18 Paid Commission to Ankush Rs 600
21 Prakash deposited into out bank A/c Rs 3,500
26 paid by Bank Rs 2,500 to Vimal as per the standing
instruction.
28. Received interest from Krishna Rs 250
28 Shivu paid us Rs 1,000 on part settlement of dues
29 Bought goods from Mohan for Rs 3,000 at 15% discount
30 paid to Nirmal Rs 5,000 in full settlement of his account Rs
5,075
b) Differentiate merits and demerits of accounting. 5
OR
6. a) Write a explainatory note on purchase, purchase return, sales and sales return book, 8
receivable and payable book Write a short notes of
b) Write a short notes Cash books 4
SECTION – D

7. What is meant by Financial statements & Distinguish between Trial balance 12

and Balance sheet.
OR
8. From the following Trial balance of Chandrashekar, prepare Final Accounts 12
for the year 31st March 2018
Particulars Debit Particulars Credit
balances balances
Drawings 4,500 Capital 24,000
Purchases 20,000 Sales 30,500
Return Inwards 1,500 Discounts 1,900
Stock (1-4-2018) 8,000 Sundry Creditors 10,000
Salaries 4,200 Bills Payable 2,500
Wages 1,200
Rent 350
Bad debts 400
Discounts 700
Sundry Debtors 14,000
Cash in hand 260
Cash at bank 5,940
Insurance 400
Trade Expenses 300
Printing 150
Furniture 2,000
Machinery 5,000

Total 68,900 68,900

Additional Informations:
1. Closing stock Rs 7,000
2. Insurance Prepaid Rs 60
3. Outstanding liabilities: Salaries Rs 200, wages Rs 200
4. Make provision for doubtful debts at 5% on debtors
5. Calculate interest on capital at 5% p.a.
6. Depreciate Machinery at 5% and furniture at 10%
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Second Semester BALLB/BBALLB Semester End Examination June, 2021

Course (Subject): Jurisprudence
Course Code: B20AL2050/B20BL2050 - 51225
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Explain the concept of law and morality and discuss any current issue where a conflict 7
exists in relation to law and morality. State your opinion.
b) Express your opinion on laws related to sexuality in the light of Patrick Devlin’s 6
observations on law and morality.
OR
2. a) A wife of a soldier informs the authorities about her husband’s insult of the sovereign/ 7
government which is an offence attracting death penalty. Analyse the situation in the
light of Hart and Fuller debate on law and morality.
b) Write a note on Dharma. Examine the relevance of dharma in the present world. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Discuss the theories given by prominent philosophers in Greek Era on law. 7

b) Human experiences are fundamentally different from external world. Analyse the 6
statement with refence to German transcendental idealism.
OR
4. a) “It is the greatest happiness of greatest number that is the measure of right and wrong”. 7
Comment.
b) Write a note on kelson’s pure theory of law. 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Explain the concept of dialects with the help of Hegel’s philosophy. Give an example 6
on thesis, anti-thesis and synopsis.
b) Write a note on legal realism. 6
OR
6. a) Critically analyse the concept of ‘veil of ignorance’ and explain the theory of justice. 6
b) Ideal justice is impossible to achieve. Comment and explain the ways to eliminate 6
injustice.
SECTION – D
7. a) Elucidate legislation as a source of law. Explain different forms of legislation with 6
examples.
b) Possession is the prima facie evidence of ownership. Explain the statement and 6
discuss essentials of possession and list out different ways of acquisition of
possession.
OR
8. a) Explain custom as a source of law and examine the characteristics of a valid custom 6
 with special reference to Indian situation.
b) Explain different meanings of rights with special reference to Hohfeld’s analysis of 6
rights.
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Second Semester B.A LLB/BBA LLB Semester End Examination June/July, 2021
Course (Subject): LAW OF CONTRACT - I
Course Code: B20AL2060/B20BL2060 - 51226
Time:1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. Marks
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) What do you understand by ‘Intention to create legal obligation’? Discuss with the help of 7
case law and provisions of Contract law.
b) How far ‘communication and acceptance’ are important in the formation of a contract? 6
And how the provisions of contract law is regulating this matter? Mention case laws.
OR
2. a) Differentiate between an Offer and Invitation to offer. Support your answer with 7
provisions mentioned in Contract Law.
b) What do you understand by the saying ‘offer can be accepted only by the person to whom 6
it is addressed’? What is ‘Cross-offer’ and ‘Counter-offer’?
SECTION – B
3. a) Is future consideration enforceable under contract law? Do you think consideration is 7
adequate?
b) Discuss about the lawful ad unlawful considerations with examples. 6
OR
4. a) How the competency to the contract matters, mention & explain the grounds. 7
b) What do you understand by Undue influence? What are the essential elements in it? 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Discuss about the nature of contract and how essentially a contract functions? 6
b) What do you understand by “Laissez-faire” economics? Discuss with case laws 6
OR
6. a) Consideration is one of the essential element in the formation of contract and there are 6
exceptions to the requirement of this, discuss them in detail.
b) Can an acceptor revoke the acceptance after they have mailed the letter of acceptance? 6
Discuss the modes of revocation.
SECTION – D
7. a) What is an offer and invitation to treat? Distinguish them with case laws. 6
b) In which case the general rule of offer was established? Write about various mods of 6
revocation and termination of offer.
OR
8. a) What is the purpose of contractual consideration? Discuss about various methods of 6
consideration.
b) What do you understand by offer? Discuss the various kinds of offer. 6
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Six Semester BALLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): POLITICAL SCIENCE-1I
Course Code: BALB162200 - 10322

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 90 Minutes

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. a) Explain the functions of executive. 7

b) Write a note on Independence of judiciary 6

OR
2. a) Discuss the types and functions Legislature. 7

b) Write a note on Judicial Review. 6

SECTION – B
3. a) Explain Federal form of Government. 7

b) Write a note on merits and demerits of unitary form of Government. 6

OR
4. a) Briefly discuss Presidential form of Government. 7

b) Write a note on Mobocracy 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Discuss Parliamentary form of Government. 6

b) Explain the merits and demerits of Presidential form of Government. 6

OR

6. a) Briefly discuss Presidential form of Government. 6

b) Write a note on Mobocracy 6

 SECTION – D

7. a) Describe Duties and its types. 6

b) Write a note on Legal Sovereignty. 6

OR

8. a) Define Sovereignty and explain the types. 6

b) Write a note on the concept of Rights 6

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I Semester BA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Legal and Constitutional History
Course Code: BALB162300

Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50

Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) Enumerate the provisions of Charter of 1726. Analyses its defects. How these defects 7
were removed by the Charter of 1753.
b) Discuss the early judicial system set by the East India Company that lasted till 1726 at 6
Madras.
OR
2. a) Discuss how the East India trading Company emerged into territorial power. 7
b) Write a short note on Provisions of Charter of 1726. 6
UNIT – II
3. a) Analyze the provisions of Regulating Act, 1773. How far they were they removed by the 7
Act of Settlement, 1781?
b) Discuss the Raja Nand Kumar case in the background of Indian Legal History. Point out 6
those reasons on the basis of which historians had termed it as “Judicial murder”.
OR
4. a) Discuss the work of Lord Cornwallis in the administration of justice. 7
b) What was the necessity of passing the Act of Settlement of 1781? Discussing its 6
provisions also explain how far this Act could remove the demerits which were created
by implementation of Regulating Act.

UNIT – III
5. a) ‘The Charter Act of 1833 was a landmark in the Indian Constitutional History as it 6
evolved a centralized system of administration and legislation.” Discuss this statement.
b) Throw light upon the principle of equity, Justice and good conscience 6
OR
6. a) Write a short note on Lex Loci report. 6
b) Discuss the development of law in presidency towns. 6
UNIT – IV
7. a) Enumerate the salient features of Government of India Act, 1919. Upto what extent it 6
could establish representative responsible Government .
b) “Legal profession is back-bone of legal system in any country.” Discuss the gradual 6
development of legal profession in India.
OR
8. a) Critically Analyze the provisions of the Indian Independence Act, 1947. 6
b) Explain about Provincial Autonomy under the Government of India Act, 1935. 6

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 II Semester BA.LLB Semester End Examination June - 2021
Subject: Sociology – II
Subject Code: BA.LB162400 - 10324

Max Marks: 50 Duration: 90 Minutes

Note: Answer one full question from each section.

Section-1 (Unit 1) Marks

1. a) Explain the linguistic and Religious Diversity in India 7

b) Write a note on the Assimilation and Accommodation 6

OR
2. a) Explain the Issues of the Reservation System in India 7
b) Write a note on Tribes of Indian society. 6

Section-2 (Unit 2)

3. a) Explain in detail about the various forma Marriages 7

b) Write a note on the Kinship in Indian Society 6

OR
4. a) Explain the Various form of Family in Indian Society with suitable examples. 7
b) Write a note Divorce 6

Section-3 (Unit 3)

5. a) Explain the various problems faced by the Women in India 6

b) Write a note on the Aged People 6

OR
6. a) Explain the various problems of Children and Youth in India 6
b) Write a note on the Sexual Minorities. 6

Section-4 (Unit 4)

7. a) Explain in detail about Sanskritization and Universalization in Indian Society 6

b) Write a note on the importance of education in Society 6

OR
8. a) Explain in detail Modernization and Westernization with suitable examples 6
b) Write a note on the administrative policies. 6
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II Semester BA LL.B/BBA LLB Semester End Examination – July 2021

COURSE: Legal Language and Communication
Course Code: BBBL16F2700 - 10613
Max. Marks: 50 Time: 90 Minutes
Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
UNIT I Marks

Briefly explain:-
1. a) Action Personalis Moritur Cum Persona 7

b) Actus Nemini Facit Injuriam 6

0R
2. a) Amicus curiae 7
b) Ad hoc 6
UNIT II
3. a) Explain the Fundamental Duties incorporated under the Constitution. 7
b) What do you mean by ex- parte? 6

0R
4. a) Identify any 07 Legal Terms from the following passage and explain the meaning of those terms in 7
Brief.
The warrant is an order addressed to a certain person directing him to arrest the accused and to
produce him before the Court. A warrant for arrest may be issued by a magistrate after taking
cognizance of any offence, whether it is cognizable or non-cognizable .The warrant is executed by a
magistrate on good and legal ground only. If the case is a warrant case, a warrant for the arrest of the
accused may normally be issued for causing the accused to be brought before the Court. The Code of
Criminal Procedure gives discretion to issue warrant to magistrate if the circumstances so demand in
a particular case. For instance, if at any time, the magistrate has reason to believe that the accused
has absconded or would not
obey the summons, he may issue a warrant for his arrest.
In the case of cognizable offences, the police is under a legal duty to apprehend every person whom
it Is legally authorized to apprehend and the police arrests such persons and produce them before the
Court during investigation and therefore the Magistrate has no occasion in practice for issuing a
warrant after taking cognizance of a cognizable offence on a police report. However, he may take
cognizance of any offence upon receiving a complaint, or upon information received from any person
or upon the knowledge of the Magistrate himself. Then he may issue warrant by taking the cognizance
of a cognizable offence.
In case of non-cognizable offence, the magistrate may issue a warrant for arrest by taking the
cognizance of non-cognizable offence basing on a police report in accordance with the rules, provided
by the Code of Criminal Procedure in Sections 70 to 81 in respect of form and contents of a warrant to
arrest and the mode of the execution of a warrant for arrest.
b) Write a note on :- Lease Deed 6
 UNIT III

5. Write the meaning of the words below in Hindi and explain in English

a) Decree, Judgment 6

b) Examination-in –Chief, Cross Examination 6

OR
6. a) Consent, Consideration 6
b) Criminal charge, Criminal conspiracy 6
UNIT IV
7. a) What is meant by Moot Court ? 6
b) Write a note on :- Plaint 6
OR
8. a) Explain the duties of the Advocate? 6
b) Write a note on :- Summary of Arguments? 6

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III Semester BA LLB / BBA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021
Course : Money, Banking and Public Finance
Course Code : B19AL3020 / B19BL3020 - 10422

Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50

Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

UNIT – I
1 a) Briefly explain the types of investments in derivative market. 7
b) What is equity shares? Explain its features, advantages and disadvantages. 6
OR
2. a) Briefly explain the money market instruments. 7
b) Define preferential shares. Explain its features and types. 6
UNIT – II
3 a) Illustrate the types of credit market instruments. 7
b) What is interest rate? Briefly explain the theories of interest rates and its determinants. 6
OR
4 a) Draw the yield curve with the help of numerical values and diagramme. 7
b) Briefly explain the examples of rational expectations theory. 6
UNIT – III
5 a) Explain the steps to purchase Dematerialized Securities. 6
b) Briefly explain the Functions and performance of the Depository institutions. 6
OR
6 a) Briefly explain the CAMELS. 6
b) Demonstrate the credit controlling methods of RBI. 6
UNIT – IV
7 a) Elucidate the Targets for Monetary Policy. 6
b) Briefly explain the Keynesian theory of money and prices. 6
OR
8. a) Briefly explain the types of Lags in the monetary policy. 6
b) Briefly explain the Friedman Quantity Theory of Money. 6

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III Semester BA LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Exploration of Social Inequalities
COURSE CODE: B19AL3030 - 10423

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 90 Minutes

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
1. a) Explain two forms of Social Inequalities with relevant examples. 7

b) Define Social Stratification. 6

OR
2. a) Explain the origin of Social Inequality 7

b) Differentiate between Sex & Gender 6

SECTION – B
3. a) Briefly explain the concept of Gender Stereotypes with suitable examples 7

b) Write a note on the definition of • Patriarchy 6

OR
4. a) Write a note on three different forms of Gender Inequality at Home 7

b) Write a note on two different forms of Gender Inequality at Public 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Write a note on Karl Marx’s view of Class Inequality 6

b) Write a note on Max Weber’s view of Class Inequality 6

OR

6. a) Briefly explain the concept of Class Conflict with relevant examples. 6

b) Write a note on Social Mobility 6

 SECTION – D

7. a) Briefly trace the origin of Indian Caste system 6

b) Write a note on the Inequalities of Indian Caste system 6

OR

8. a) Differentiate between Caste & Class System. 6

b) Differentiate between Race & Ethnicity 6

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Third Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination - June, 2021

Course (Subject): Cost and Management Accounting
Course Code: B19BL3030 - 10521
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Define prime cost and explain the components of prime cost, factory cost and 8
administrative cost.
b) Define cost accounting. Briefly discuss the advantages of cost accounting 5
OR
2. a) Explain the significance of financial statement analysis also limitations of financial 8
statements
b) Write the proforma of cost sheet. List out the items excluded from cost sheet. 5
SECTION – B
3. a) 8
Particular Amount Particular Amount
Direct material 57,000 Office salaries 1,600
Direct wages 28,500 Director's remuneration 1,500
Factory rent 2,500 Telephone & Postage 200
Office rent 500 Printing & Stationery 100
Plant repairs 1,000 Legal Charges 150
Plant depreciation 1,250 Advertisement 1,500
Factory heating 400 Salesmen's salaries 2,500
Factory manager's 2,000 Showroom rent 500

From the above information for the month of January, prepare a cost sheet to show the
following components :(a) Prime cost, factory cost , cost of production and total cost. [Sales-
1,16,000]
b) Point out the frauds in payment of wages and their prevention. 5

OR
4. a) Explain the advantages of FIFO method and Prepare stores ledger account on the basis of 8
FIFO method (2017).
1st Jan : Opening stock , 3000 kgs at 0.95 per Kg
15th Jan: Purchases , 2000 kgs at 1.00 per kg
2nd Feb: purchases 5,000 kgs at Rs 1.05 per kg
3rd Mar: purchases 4,000 kgs at Rs 1.10 per kg
Issues: 22nd Jan: 2,000 kgs, 15th Feb 1600 kgs & 21 Mar: 5000 kgs.
b) Explain the significance of financial statement analysis . 5
 SECTION – C

5. a) What do you mean by comparative balance sheet and from the following information 8
prepare a comparative balance sheet.
31st March 2017 31st March 2018
Rs. Rs
Equity Share capital 4,00,000 6,00,000
Debentures 2,00,000 3,25,000
Sundry creditors 2,55,000 1,17,000
BOD 7,000 10,000
Total Liabilities & 8,62,000 10,25,000
Capital
Plant and Machinery 1,00,000 2,00,000
Land and building 3,60,000 5,40,000
Investments 2,70,000 1,70,000
Sundry Debtors 1,00,000 88,000
Cash in hand 32,000 54,000
Total Assets 8,62,000 10,52,000
b) Distinguish between time wage and Piece wage rate system. 4
OR
6. a) What is cash flow statement? Write the classification of cash flow. 6
b) Briefly explain the classification of ratio analysis with it's meaning. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Profit and loss account of M.N. Ltd for the year ended 31st March, 2018 12
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
To Opening stock 90,000 By sales 9,00,000
To Purchases 5,60,000 By Closing Stock 90,000
To Wages 2,14,000
To Gross Profit 1,26,000
9,90,000 9,90,000

To Salaries 16,000 By Gross Profit 1,26,000

To Electricity 10,000
To Misc.Expenses 10,000
To Depreciation 30,000
To Net profit 60,000
1,26,000 1,26,000
Balance Sheet of M.N.Ltd as on 31st March, 2018. From the
above information calculate liquidity ratio, solvency ratio and
profitability ratio and give the interpretation.

Particulars Amount Particulars Amount

Equity Share 1,80,000 Fixed Assets 5,40,000
Capital 1,20,000 Less: 1,50,000
Reserves and 2,10,000 Depreciation 3,90,000
surplus 90,000 90,000
Secured loans Stock 1,05,000
Creditors Debtors 15,000
6,00,000 Cash 6,00,000
 OR
8. a) What is management accounting? Explain its scope of management accounting. 6
b) Discuss the essentials requirements of effective reports. 6
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Third Semester BA LLB/ BBA LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021
Course (Subject): Constitutional Law -I
Course Code: B18AL3040/B19BL3040 - 10424
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Discuss the significance of the Preamble of the Constitution of India. 7
b) Explain the concept of dyarchy. 6
OR
2. a) Explain the concept of acquisition of citizenship under the Citizenship Act, 1955 7
b) Explain the concept of juristic person. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Explain the significance of Article 16 (4) of the Constitution. 7
b) Explain Article 20 (3) with case laws. 6
OR
4. a) Explain the significance of Article 21 of the constitution. 7

b) Explain the significance of Article 19 (2). 6

SECTION – C
5. a) Explain the concept of Habeas Corpus with Case laws. 6
b) Explain the concept of Certiorari. 6
OR
6. a) Explain the significance of Article 32 of the Indian constitution. 6
b) Explain the difference between Article 226 & 32 of the constitution 6
SECTION – D
7. a) What are Directive Principles of State Policy? 6
b) What are Fundamental Duties? 6
OR
8. a) Explain the difference between Fundamental rights and Fundamental duties? 6
b) Adam is a Jehovah witness and while he was being conferred with a National Award 6
for bravery by the President, he refused to sing the National Anthem. Commenting
upon the enforceability of Fundamental Duties, whether he be punished for the same.
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III Semester Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: LAW OF CONTARCT-II
COURSE CODE: B19AL3050/B19BL3050 - 10425
Max. Marks: 50 Time: 90 Min.
Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. a) What are the rights of the surety against principle debtor, creditor and co- 7
surety?.

b) ‘What is meant by continuing guarantee? When and how it is revoked or 6

terminated?
OR
2. a) Discuss the Rights of the indemnity holder. 7

b) Define the Bailment. What are the rights and duties of Bailee.? 6

SECTION – B
3. a) What are the duties of agents under the contract of agency? 7

b) Define lien. What are the rights and liability of Bailee in respect of lien? 6

OR
4. a) Write a note on Unpaid seller.. 7

b) Define condition and warrantee. List out the difference between condition and 6
warrantee.
SECTION – C

5. a) Distinguish the contract of Bailment and mortgage. 6

b) Explain the rules relating to passing of property in the goods from seller to 6
buyer.
OR

6. a) Evaluate the Caveat emptor principle. Explain the exception to it. 6

b) What is agency by ratification? Examine the condition of a valid ratification. 6

 SECTION – D

7. a) Define holder and holder in due course. What are the privileges of the holder in 6
due course?

b) What is endorsement? Explain the different Kinds of endorsement. 6

OR

8. a) Write note on promissory note. 6

b) Explain the what is Bill of Exchange and rules relating to it. 6

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Third Semester BBA LLB Semester End Examination June, 2021

Course (Subject): Cost and Management Accounting
Course Code: BBBL16F3500 - 10521A
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Distinguish between financial accounting and cost accounting. 8
b) Briefly explain the advantages of cost accounting. 5
OR
2. a) Define prime cost and explain the components of prime cost, factory cost and administrative 8
cost.
b) Explain the limitations of financial accounting. 5
SECTION – B
3. a) 8

Particular Amount Particular Amount

Direct material 57,000 Office salaries 1,600
Direct wages 28,500 Director's renumeration 1,500
Factory rent 2,500 Telephone & Postage 200
Office rent 500 Printing & Stationery 100
Plant repairs 1,000 Legal Charges 150
Plant depreciation 1,250 Advertisement 1,500
Factory heating 400 Salesmen's salaries 2,500
Factory manager's 2,000 Showroom rent 500
From the above information for the month of January, prepare a cost sheet to show the following
components :(a) Prime cost, factory cost , cost of production and total cost. [Sales-1,16,000]
b) Describe the importance steps in material purchase procedure. 5

OR
4. a) Explain the advantages of FIFO method and Prepare stores ledger account on the basis of 8
FIFO method (2017).
1st Jan : Opening stock , 3000 kgs at 0.95 per Kg
15th Jan: Purchases , 2000 kgs at 1.00 per kg
2nd Feb: purchases 5,000 kgs at Rs 1.05 per kg
3rd Mar: purchases 4,000 kgs at Rs 1.10 per kg
Issues: 22nd Jan: 2,000 kgs, 15th Feb 1600 kgs & 21 Mar: 5000 kgs.
b) Justify the following method of Attendance Register , Metal disc and Dial time recorder. 5
SECTION – C
5. a) What do you mean by comparative balance sheet and from the following information prepare 8
a comparative balance sheet.
31st March 2017 31st March 2018
Rs. Rs
Equity Share capital 4,00,000 6,00,000
 Debentures 2,00,000 3,25,000
Sundry creditors 2,55,000 1,17,000
BOD 7,000 10,000
Total Liabilities & 8,62,000 10,25,000
Capital
Plant and Machinery 1,00,000 2,00,000
Land and building 3,60,000 5,40,000
Investments 2,70,000 1,70,000
Sundry Debtors 1,00,000 88,000
Cash in hand 32,000 54,000
Total Assets 8,62,000 10,52,000
b) Distinguish between time wage and Piece wage rate system. 4
OR
6. a) What is management accounting? Explain the role and scope of management accounting. 6
b) What is Fund flow statement? Write the advantages of Fund flow statement. 6
SECTION – D

7. a) Profit and loss account of M.N. Ltd for the year ended 31st March, 2018 12
Particulars Amount Particulars Amount
To Opening stock 90,000 By sales 9,00,000
To Purchases 5,60,000 By Closing Stock 90,000
To Wages 2,14,000
To Gross Profit 1,26,000
9,90,000 9,90,000

To Salaries 16,000 By Gross Profit 1,26,000

To Electricity 10,000
To Misc.Expenses 10,000
To Depreciation 30,000
To Net profit 60,000
1,26,000 1,26,000
Balance Sheet of M.N.Ltd as on 31st March, 2018. From the
above information calculate liquidity ratio, solvency ratio and
profitability ratio and give the interpretation.

Particulars Amount Particulars Amount

Equity Share 1,80,000 Fixed Assets 5,40,000
Capital 1,20,000 Less: 1,50,000
Reserves and 2,10,000 Depreciation 3,90,000
surplus 90,000 90,000
Secured loans Stock 1,05,000
Creditors Debtors 15,000
6,00,000 Cash 6,00,000

OR
8. a) What is statement of financial analysis? State the objectives of financial analysis. 6
b) What is Ratio analysis? Write the advantages and disadvantages of Ratio analysis. 6
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IV Semester BALLB Examination June 2021
Course (Subject): Public Policy and Public Administration
Course Code: B18AL4010

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Explain the Nature, Scope and importance of Public Administration. 7

b) Write a note on Politics & Administration Dichotomy. 6

OR
2. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Discuss the Evolution of Public Administration. 7

b) Write a note on Globalization and Public Administration. 6

SECTION – B
3. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Discuss Logical Positivism. 7

b) Write a note on Classical Approach. 6

OR
4. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Discuss Normative Approach. 7

b) Write a note on Ecological Approach. 6

SECTION – C

5. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Discuss the principles of Span of Control. 6

b) Write a note on the stages of Administrative Planning. 6

 OR

6. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Discuss the Techniques of Policy Implementation. 6

b) Examine the theories and models of Policy Making. 6

SECTION – D

7. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Examine NPA 6

b) Write a note on globalization and public administration. 6

OR

8. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Discuss the major contributions of Minnowbrook I II &III. 6

b) Write a note on NPM. 6

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IV Semester BBA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

COURSE: Financial Management
COURSE CODE: B20BL4010

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. – Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. – Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Discuss the role of a Controller and a Treasurer and in what respect is the objective of 8
wealth maximization superior to the profit maximization analyze .

b) Briefly explain the classification of Sources of finance. 5

OR
2. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Write a explainatory note on: 8
1. Book Building
2. Venture capital
b) Determine the future value at the end of 5 years of the following series of payment at 8% 5
rate of interest.

At the end of 1st year Rs 1,000

At the end of 2nd year Rs 2,000
At the end of 3rd year Rs 3,000
At the end of 4th year Rs 4,000
At the end of 5th year Rs 5,000.

SECTION – B
3. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Expalin the factors effect the Capital budgeting decisions 8

b) Calculate the operating leverage. financial and combined leverage from the following data 5
under situation I and II and financial plans A and B

Installed capacity 4,000 units

Actual production and sales 75% of capacity
Selling price Rs. 30 Per units
Variable cost Rs. 15 Per unit
Fixed cost : under situation I 1,50,000
Under situation II 2,00,000
 Capital structure:
Financial plan A B
Equity 10,00,000 15,00,000
Debt (Rate of interest 20% ) 10,00,000 5,00,000

OR
4. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Write a explainatory note on Risk analysis. 13

b) There are two projects X and Yeach of whicheach of which costing an investment of Rs
50,000. The expected cash inflows and the certaininty co-efficient are as under

Project X Project y
ye Cash Coefficie Cash Coefficie
ar Flows nt Flows nt
1 30,000 0.8 20,000 0.9
2 40,000 0.7 25,000 0.8
3 45,000 0.9 20,00 0.7
The risk free cut-off rate is 10% . suggest which of the two projects should be preferred.

SECTION – C

5. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Briefly Explain the capital structure theory : 8

a) Net income approach
b) Net operating approach
b) Write a explanatory note on leverages with it’s significance. 4
OR

6. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Explain the phases of investment decision in capital budgeting 7

b) Explain the significance of capital budgeting . 5

SECTION – D

7. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Explain the factors affecting the working capital 7

b) What are the dangers of excess and inadequate of working capital 5

 OR

8. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) What is the relationship of profit , risk and efficiency in working capital management? 8
Explain

b) Explain the motives of holding cash. 4

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Second Semester BA.LLB Semester End Examination – June/July 2021

Course (Subject): Sociology - II
Course Code: BALB163610 - 10336
Time:1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked

SECTION – A
1. a) Under different economic conditions, and under the influence of specific historical, 7
cultural, legal and religious factors, marginalization is one of the manifestations of
gender inequality. Explain with examples.
b) Write a note on Elderly as disadvantage group. 6
OR
2. a) The age-old caste system of India is responsible for the origination of the reservation 7
system in the country. Elaborate.
b) Write a note on definitions of Social Change. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Gender is constantly created and re-created out of human interaction, out of social life, 7
and is the texture and order of that social life.” Explain.
b) Write a note on the status of Women Ancient India. 6
OR
4. a) Explain the reasons for the existence of Dowry System in India. 7
b) Define Domestic Violence. 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Explain the various reasons for the practicing Child marriages in India. 6
b) Write a note on Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, 2006. 6
OR
6. a) Write a note on Juvenile Delinquency. 7
b) Write a note on the causes of Child Labour in India. 5
SECTION – D
7. a) Write a note on Sociology and Criminology. 6
b) Write a note on the concept of Crime. 6
OR
8. a) Write a note on Blue Collar Crime. 7
b) Write a note on the Nature of social controls. 5
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Fourth Semester BA.LLB/BBA.LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Law of Crimes(IPC)
Course Code:B19BL4020/B19Al4020
Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each unit. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) Discuss the origin and development of mens rea. Does mens rea is applicable to all 7
statutory offences.
b) ‘Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea.’ Explain 6
OR
2. a) It is probably true that our criminal code do contain the moral minimum of the day 7
and age. Express your opinion
b) Explain the possible parties to the crime. How the liabilities of parties varies 6
UNIT – II
3. a) Every Penal clause is subject to a number of limitations and no offence can be 7
absolute. Discuss.
b) Explain about the punishment structure in our criminal justice system and suggest 6
the reforms.
OR
4. a) The burden of proving the right of private defense is not as onerous as that of the 7
prosecution to prove its case. Preponderance of probabilities in favor of the
defense is enough to discharge the burden. Explain.
b) The maxim ‘Ignorantia juris non excusat’. Explain the maxim in relation to its 6
application to criminal offences
UNIT – III
5. a) Analyze the provisions of rape under IPC and suggest any legal changes towards 6
justice for sexual assault victims
b) Explain the offence when there is no intention to cause death and no knowledge 6
that act done in all probability will cause death.
OR
6. a) If the mere intention of one person to commit a crime is not criminal, why should 6
the agreement of two people to do it make it criminal?
b) Explain the Constitutional validity of section 309 of Indian Penal code with the help 6
of Gian Kaur v. State of Punjab and Mental Health Care Act, 2017.
UNIT – IV
7. a) How do theft and extortion become robbery? When a robbery can be branded as 6
dacoit?
b) Mere adulteration of food with harmless ingredients for the purpose of getting 6
more profit is not punishable. Explain.
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8. a) Discuss the judicial approach towards the protection of environment. 6
b) Define criminal breach of trust. Explain the provisions relating to criminal breach of 6
trust by government servants.

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Fourth Semester B.B.A., LL. B/B.A., LL. B Semester End Examination – June, 2021
Course (Subject): Public International Law
Course Code: B18BL4030/B18AL4030 - 10433
Time:
1. 2 Hours 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) How are general principles of international law different from treaties and customs are 7
a source of international law? Answer by explaining the role played by general
principles in international law.
b) “Consent plays an important role to play in international law.” Explain the statement 6
by identifying the consent-based nature of international law.
OR
2. a) Analyze the difference between private and public international law. Explain their 7
scope and area of general concern.
b) What is in the nature of international organizations that allow it fall within the subjects 6
of international law? Analyze the characteristics of international organizations.
SECTION – B
3. a) A crime committed by a foreigner (Italian) in India will fall within the jurisdiction of 7
the court of which country. Identify the correct country of jurisdiction and give your
reasons for it.
b) Explain the mechanisms through which states can acquire additional territory under 6
international law.
OR
4. a) “Acquiring of territory by use of force or war is illegal under international law.” 7
Explain the reason of such illegality and give examples where such an action has
occurred and has later been deemed illegal.
b) How does the nationality principle of jurisdiction operate? 6
SECTION – C
5. a) What is the relevance of the doctrine “Pacta Sunt Servanda” in the making of treaties? 6
b) The United Nations succeeded the League of Nations as an international organization 6
to maintain peace and harmony around the globe, in your opinion, has UN been
successful in doing so. Analyze by referring to the purpose and functions of UN.
OR
6. a) Critically explain the legal aspects of international organizations. 6
b) What are the powers which international organization possess? Do you believe in the 6
adequacy of these powers?
SECTION – D
7. a) What are the different forms of asylum which can be granted to an individual? 6
b) Explain the role and purpose of the international covenant on economic, social and 6
cultural rights. Highlight some of the important provisions of the convention.
8. a) The international law commission plays an important role in the codification and 6
progressive development of international law. Critically analyze the abovementioned
statement.
b) Explain the remedies which can be sought from the International Court of Justice. Do 6
you find any limitations in the remedies which ICJ can offer? Provide reasons for your
stand?

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Fourth Semester BBA LLB/BA LLB Semester End Examination 2021

Course (Subject): Constitutional Law II
Course Code: B19AL4040/B19BL4040 - 10434
Time:
1. 90 minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. Marks
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Distinguish between England Parliamentary System with that of India Federalism. 7
b) The President of India received a detailed report from the Governor of "X" State that 6
situation has arisen in which the Government of "X" state can not carry its administration
in accordance with the provisions of the Constitution. What is the option to the President
of India.
OR
2. a) Examine the scheme of distribution of legislative powers in India? What are the 7
circumstances in which the parliament can legislate on State list?
b) Write an essay on Center-State Financial Relations. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Explain the scheme of distribution of legislative powers between union & states. 7

b) Explain the executive power of Governor with the help of Constitutional Provisions and 6
Case laws.
OR
4. a) Determine privileges and immunities of Parliament Members? 7
b) Examine Indian Judicial System and independency under Constitution? 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Define grants in aid and finance commision. 6
b) Explain constitutional break down. 6
OR
6. a) Define Financial Commission & Central & State Taxes. 6
b) When is the national emergency proclaimed? How far are fundamental rights affected by 6
the proclamation of emergency?
SECTION – D
7. a) Define election commission. 6
b) Examine the pardoning power of the President of India. 6

8. a) Define Comptroller & Auditor General of India. 6

b) Explain the procedure for impeachment of the President? 6

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Fourth Semester B.A.LL.B/B.B.A.LL.B Semester End Examination – June, 2021

Course ( Subject): Administrative law
Course Code: B18AL4050/B18BL4050 - 10435
Time:
1. 90 minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) “The main aim of the administrative law is to control the function of government” 7
comment.
b) Critically analyze the droit administratiff with cases. 6
OR
2. a) What do you understand by ‘Rule of Law’? To what extent this doctrine is applied in 7
India? Examine the importance of this doctrine in a welfare state.
b) What is the applicability of doctrine of separation power to the Indian Constitution 6
SECTION – B
3. a) What are the mechanisms available to control the exercise of delegated legislation? 7

b) Discuss the composition, jurisdiction and procedure followed by the Central 6

Administrative Tribunal.
OR
4. a) Elucidate various principles of Natural Justice. 7

b) “The mother- in- law of a student selected for the admission to the medical college 6
was vitally interested in her admission. The mother in law was a member of the
college and hospital council and she participated in the meeting of the council.
Examine the validity of admission.
SECTION – C
5. a) Describe how it is necessary to confer discretionary powers on administrative 6
authorities.
b) Explain the importance of the principles of res judicata and locus standi. 6
OR
8. a) The duty of the court is to confine itself to the question of legality. Comment in the 6
light of the power of judicial review on administrative discretions.
b) If an action taken by an authority is grossly disproportionate, the said decision is not 6
immune from judicial scrutiny. Discuss.
SECTION – D
7. a) What are the equitable remedies available against the administrative authorities? 6
b) Explain importance of ombudsman. 6
 OR
8. a) What are the constitutional remedies available against the administrative authorities? 6
b) Explain the liability of the administrative official in case of breach of contract. 6

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Fourth Semester B.A.,LL.B/B.B.A.,LL.B Semester End Examination June, 2021

Course (Subject): Administrative law
Course Code: B18AL4050/B18BL4050 - 10435
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50
Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Administrative authority performs various functions which are essential and are similar 7
to functions performed by legislature and judiciary. Discuss those functions in the light
of above statement.
b) How is the doctrine of separation of powers accepted in different countries? Has it been 6
accepted fully as propounded theoretically?
OR
2. a) How does the French legal system respond to the doctrine of rule of law? Why did 7
Dicey reject the French legal system?
b) The transition from police state to welfare state has led to growth of administrative law. 6
Discuss.
SECTION – B
3. a) The aim of principles of natural justice is to secure justice and to prevent miscarriage of 7
justice. Comment.
b) Why do we need administrative tribunals, when there are ordinary courts of law 6
established?
OR
4. a) How does the Parliament control the delegate who is exercising certain legislative 7
powers?
b) Certain functions can be delegated by the legislature to the executive which are within 6
permissible limits. Comment.
SECTION – C
5. a) If there is failure to exercise discretion on the part of the authority, the action will be 6
bad. Discuss.
b) Explain the principle that if a matter has been decided on merit between the parties, 6
then the same parties cannot agitate the same question over again.
OR
6. a) Explain the court’s power of judicial scrutiny in cases of abuse of discretion. 6
b) Reasonable expectation and good administration go hand in hand. Explain. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Apart from extraordinary remedies available in the Constitution, remedies are also 6
available in the statutes against administrative authorities. Explain.
b) Explain Lokpal and Lokayukta. 6
 OR
8. a) Explain the liability of the administrative officials in case of tortious acts. 6
b) Explain the writ of Certiorari and its relevance in administrative law. 6

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V Semester BA.LL. B/ BBA.LL. B Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: FAMILY LAW
COURSE CODE: BALB164100
Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours
Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks

1. a) Discuss the different Schools of Hindu Law. 7

b) Who is Hindu? Who are the persons governed by the Hindu law? 6

OR
2. a) Enumerate the sources of Hindu Law. Explain the importance of custom. 7

b) Explain the conditions for a valid marriage under Hindu Marriage. 6

SECTION – B
3. a) Define and distinguish “void” and “voidable” Marriages under Hindu Marriage 7
Act, 1955.

b) Who is Mohammedan under the Muslim Law? Explain. 6

OR
4. a) Who is Karta? Under What circumstances he can alienate joint family 7
property?

b) Write a note on essentials of Nikha under Mohammedan Law? 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Explain the salient features of Indian divorce Act? 6

b) What is pious obligation under the Hindu law? 6

OR

6. a) Explain the circumstances under which a Hindu wife shall be entitled to live 6
separately from her husband without forfeiting her claim to maintenance .
 b) Define Dower (Mahr)-its nature, objects and importance, kinds. 6

SECTION – D

7. a) Who are entitled to claim maintenance? Under which law a divorced Muslim 6
Woman is entitled to claim maintenance? Explain..

b) Discuss how marriage under Muslim Law can be dissolved in various ways. 6

OR
8. a) Who is a natural guardian? What are the powers and functions? 6

b) Who are entitled to claim maintenance? Under which law a divorced Muslim 6
Woman is entitled to claim maintenance? Explain..

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IV Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination June 2021

COURSE: Constitutional Law II
COURSE CODE: BBBL16F 4200

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2 hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
1. a) Define ‘State’ under Indian Constitution? “Explain whether Fundamental rights enforceable 7
against a state or private institution?”

b) Define Doctrine of eclipse, and severability and waive 6

OR
2. a) Explain Right to equality and the Doctrine of Reasonable classification under Indian 7
Constitution?

b) What are the distinction between pre-constitutional law and post-constitutional law 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Whether Article 21 of Indian Constitution is an absolute right? Is there a difference between 7
the terms ‘right to life’ and ‘personal liberty’ under Article 21 of the Indian constitution-
Explain with Constitutional provisions and case laws.

b) What is freedom of speech and what are the limits of free speech, Explain with Constitutional 6
provisions and case laws.

OR
4. a) What are the safeguards available under Article 22 against the preventive detention laws? 7
Explain with Constitutional provisions and case laws

b) What is Right against exploitation, Explain Forced labour and child employment with 6
Constitutional provisions and case laws

SECTION – C

5. a) Explain Right to Constitutional Remedies. What is the difference between constitutional and 6
legal remedies?

b) Explain judicial review in the context of the Indian Judiciary? 6

 OR

6. a) What is the difference between the "due process of law" under US Constitution and the 6
"procedure established by law" under Indian Constitution?

b) Define Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Certiorari, Prohibition and Quo-warranto 6

SECTION – D

7. a) What is the relation between Fundamental rights and directive principle of state policy? 6

b) Explain Compensatory discrimination for backward classes 6

OR

8. a) What are Fundamental Duties? Why do citizens have duties along with rights under Indian 6
Constitution?

b) What is Protective discrimination doctrine? 6

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IV Semester BA.LL. B/ BBA.LL. B – June, 2021
EVEN End Semester Examination – June, 2021
COURSE: CONTARCT-II
COURSE CODE: BA.LB 164300/BBBL16F4300
Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours
Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A 13
COs POs
MARKS
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a. Write a short note on contract of indemnity. 7 marks 1,2 1,2,3

b. ‘What is meant by continuing guarantee? When and how it is 6 marks 1,2 1,2,3
revoked or terminated?
OR
2. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a. Discuss the Rights of the indemnity holder. 7 marks 1,2 3,4

b. What is a Bailment? Explain how it is created? 6 marks 2, 3 3.4

SECTION – B 13
MARKS
3. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a. What are the essential elements of contract of Agency? 7 marks 2,3 4.2

b. How many parties are there in a contract of agency? Explain 6 marks 2,3 5
the nature of role played by them in the creation of agency
OR
4. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a. Explain then five different types of contract of agency. With 7 marks 3,4 5.6
the examples.
b. What are the duties of agents under the contract of agency? 6 marks 3,4 1,5
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MARKS
5 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a What is the main objective of the specific Relief Act? 6 Marks 4 6, 7

Explain
b What are the various relief under the specific relief Act? 6 marks 4 7
OR

6 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a What do you understand by the term specific relief ? discuss 6 Marks 3 7.8
the principle upon which specific relief is granted
b Whether specific movable property can be recovered from 6 marks 3 8
the person in possession or control of the same? Explian
SECTION – D 12
MARKS
7 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a What are the essential elements of partnership? Distinguish 6 Marks 1,4 8. 9

partnership from company.
b The relation of partnership arises from contract not from 6 marks 1,4 2.8
status” Discuss.

8 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a Discuss the mutual rights and liabilities of partner inter se. 6 Marks 3,4 8. 10

b Discuss the implied authority of partners. 6 marks 3,4 9.10

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IV Semester BBA LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Jurisprudence I
COURSE CODE: BBBL16F4400/ BA.LB16 4400 - 10344

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2 Hours

SECTION – A Marks
1. a) Define jurisprudence. Describe the scope and nature of jurisprudence. 7

b) Examine the relationship between jurisprudence and psychology. 6

OR
2. a) Briefly explain the inter-relationship between jurisprudence and three other social sciences. 7

b) Scope of jurisprudence has widened over the years. Comment. 6

SECTION – B
3. a) Explain the relevance of Analytical School of jurisprudence with special reference to 7
contribution of Austin.

b) Bentham desired to ensure greatest happiness of the community. Explain. 6

OR
4. a) Discuss Kelson’s Pure theory. 7

b) Explain the contribution of Savigny towards historical Jurisprudence. 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Write a note on American realist movement. 6

b) Explain the social engineering theory by Roscoe Pond. 6

OR

6. a) Discuss about sociological jurisprudence. 6

b) Do judges declare law? Explain your view with the help of relevant theory. 6
 SECTION – D

7. a) Write a note on judicial activism in India. 6

b) Briefly explain the recent trends in Indian jurisprudence. 6

OR

8. a) Write a note on role of judiciary in developing the Indian perspective on jurisprudence. 6

b) Explain the classical Indian perspective on jurisprudence. 6

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Fourth Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination June/July 2021

Course (Subject): Financial Management
Course Code: BBBL16F4500 - 10531A
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: – Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

– Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Discuss the role of a Controller and a Treasurer and in what respect is the objective of 8
wealth maximization superior to the profit maximization analyze.
b) Briefly explain the classification of Sources of finance. 5
OR
2. a) Write a explanatory note on: 8
1. Book Building
2. Venture capital
b) Determine the future value at the end of 5 years of the following series of payment at 8% 5
rate of interest.
At the end of 1st year Rs 1,000
At the end of 2nd year Rs 2,000
At the end of 3rd year Rs 3,000
At the end of 4th year Rs 4,000
At the end of 5th year Rs 5,000.
SECTION – B
3. a) Explain the factors affect the Capital budgeting decisions 8

b) Calculate the operating leverage. financial and combined leverage from the following 5
data under situation I and II and financial plans A and B
Installed capacity 4,000 units
Actual production and sales 75% of capacity
Selling price Rs. 30 Per units
Variable cost Rs. 15 Per unit
Fixed cost : under situation I
20,000
Under situation II 15,000
Capital structure:
Financial plan A B
Equity 10,000 20,000
Debt (Rate of interest 20% ) 20,000 10,000

OR
4. a) Write a explanatory note on Risk analysis. 5

b) There are two projects X and Y Each of which each of which costing an investment of Rs 8
50,000. The expected cash inflows and the certainty co-efficient are as under
 Project X Project y
Cash Cash
year Flows Coefficient Flows Coefficient
1 30,000 0.8 20,000 0.9
2 40,000 0.7 25,000 0.8
3 45,000 0.9 20,000 0.7
The risk free cut-off rate is 10%. Suggest which of the two projects should be preferred.
SECTION – C
5. a) Briefly Explain the capital structure theory : 8
I. Net income approach
II. Net operating approach
b) Write a explanatory note on leverages with it’s significance. 4
OR
6. a) Explain the phases of investment decision in capital budgeting 7
b) Explain the significance of capital budgeting. 5
SECTION – D
7. a) Explain the factors affecting the working capital 7
b) What are the dangers of excess and inadequate of working capital 5
OR
8. a) What is the relationship of profit, risk and efficiency in working capital management? 8
Explain
b) Explain the motives of holding cash. 4

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Fourth Semester BALLB Semester End Examination July 2021

Course (Subject): Political Science - IV ( Comparative government and Politics )
Course Code: BALB164610- 10346
Time: 90 Minutes Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. MARKS

SECTION-A
1. a) Explain the Meaning and scope of Comparative Government 7
b) Define Comparative Government and its features. 6
OR
2. a) Discuss the difference between Comparative Government and Comparative 7
Politics.
b) Write a note on Legislature 6
SECTION-B

3. a) Explain the features of the British Judicial System. 7

b) Write a note on Rule of Law. 6

OR
4. a) Discuss Parliamentary sovereignty in Britain. 7
b) Write a note on House of Commons. 6
SECTION-C

5. a) Examine the powers and functions of American President. 6

b) Write a note on American Legislature. 6
OR
6. a) Discuss the Salient features of the American Constitution. 7
b) Write a note on Judicial Review. 5
SECTION-D
7. a) Examine the Powers and Functions of the Federal Assembly. 6
b) Write a note on Devices of Direct Democracy. 6
OR
8. a) Describe Salient features of the Switzerland Constitution. 7
b) Write a note on Direct and Indirect Democracy. 5

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Fifth Semester BALLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Anatomy of Political Institutions (Political Science V)
Course Code: B18AL5010

Time: 2 hours Max. Marks: 50

Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

SECTION-A
1. a) Examine the welfare responsibilities of state government. 7

b) Explain the structures of inclusive growth. 6

OR
2. a) Explain the role of chief minister and council of ministers in a state. 7
b) What is the role of Secretariat in administration? 6

SECTION-B

3. a) Explain the federal features of Indian constitution. 7

b) Discuss the powers and functions of Federal Courts in Switzerland. 6

OR
4. a) Illustrate the non-democratic system of governments. 7
b) Write a note on American Constitution. 6
SECTION-C

5. a) Compare and contrast Judicial Review in India and America. 6

b) Write a note on the role of military and police in Indian administration. 6
OR
6. a) Explain the powers and functions of political executive in India. 7

b) Write a note on legislative supremacy. 5

SECTION-D
7. a) Examine the importance of Panchayt Raj Act in India. 6
b) Write a note on the role of Grama sabha in the Panchayat Raj system. 6
OR
8. a) Discuss the amendment dealt with urban local bodies. 7
b) Write a note on the three tier devolution in Panchayat Raj institutions. 5

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V Semester BBA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): TALENT MANAGEMENT
Course Code: B18BL5010
Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) Define the term Talent Management? 6
b) Explain are the consequences of failure in Talent Management with suitable examples? 7

OR
2. a) Explain are the various forms of Talent Management? 6
b) Elaborate the process of Talent Management with suitable examples. 7

UNIT – II
3. a) Write a note on the importance of Job Satisfaction? 6
b) Explain the various evaluation factors affecting the HRP with suitable examples? 7

OR
4. a) Write a note on the uses of Job analysis explain with suitable example. 6
b) Explain the three best practices of talent acquisition. 7
c)
UNIT – III
5. a) Write a note on the ways to secure desirable employee engagements 6
b) Elaborate the term employee engagement with suitable examples. 6

OR
6. a) Explain Process related to the preparation of recruitment budget. 6
b) Write a note on any two forms of Interviews 6

UNIT – IV
7. a) Write a note on Employee Retention and it significance? 6
b) Elaborate on the characteristics of Business Process. 6

OR
8. a) Elaborate on the importance of sustainable talent management.
b) Explain about the contemporary issues and challenges of talent management.

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Fifth Semester BALL.B/BBA.LL. B Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Corporate Law
Course Code: B18AL5050/B18BL5040 - 10444
Time: 90 minutes Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each unit. Marks
UNIT – I
1. a) State the circumstances on which the court can lift the corporate veil of a company. 15
Answer with the help of decided cases.
b) Explain the effects of Ultra-vires transactions of a company. 10
OR
2. a) What is incorporation? What are the stages of incorporation. 15
b) Explain the different kinds of company. 10
UNIT – II
3. a) Define Prospectus. Explain the effects of mis-statement in 15
prospectus of a company.
b) Define dividend. Explain the statutory provision relating to dividends. 10
OR
4. a) What is Memorandum of Association? State the procedure for 15
alteration of clauses of a company.
b) What is allotment? And what are the statutory restrictions 10
on allotment of shares ?
UNIT – III
5. a) Discuss the provisions of Companies Act 2013 with regard to 15
prevention of oppressions and mismanagement in a company.
b) Doctrine of indoor management. State the exception to it. 10
OR
6. a) Who is promoter? Explain the effects of pre-incorporation 15
contracts.
b) What is debenture? Explain the nature and kinds of debentures. 10
UNIT – IV
7. a) Define Amalgamation and merger. List out the differences between the amalgamation 15
and merger.
b) State the position and qualifications of a director of company. 10
OR
8. a) What is winding up? Discuss kinds of winding up of a company. 15
b) Discuss the grounds of winding up by tribunal. 10

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Fifth Semester BA.LLB/BBA.LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Labour Law -I
Course Code: B18AL5060 / B18BL5050 - 10445
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked MARKS
SECTION – A
1. a) Explain the definition of “Appropriate Government” under Industrial Disputes Act, 1947. 7
b) Discuss briefly the impact of Industrial revolution of India. 6
OR
2. a) Define Industry. Discuss whether Municipal corporation and Hospital is an Industry with
7
the help of decided cases.
b) Define Strike? Explain different provisions relating to Strike 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Examine the Constitution, Powers and Functions of Labour Court and National Tribunal. 7
b) Define Lay-off. When the Lay-off shall be valid? 6
OR
4. a) What is meant by Standing Order? Explain the procedure for certification of Standing
7
Order.
b) Explain ‘Unfair Labour’ practices on the part of employer. 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Explain the procedure for Registration of Trade Union. 6
b) Write note on General fund. 6
OR
6. a) Examine the different kinds of benefits available under Employee’s State Insurance
6
Act, 1948.
b) Discuss the constitution of ESI Corporation and Medical Benefit Council. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Discuss Constitution, Power and functions of Employees Provident Fund Appellant
6
Tribunal under the Employees Provident Fund Act.
b) Explain the procedure for fixing and revising minimum wages. 6
OR
8. a) Discuss in detail the scope and object of Maternity Benefit Act 6
b) Discuss the provisions relating to welfare measures under the Factory Act, 1948. 6
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Sixth Semester B.A.,LL.B/B.B.A.,LL.B Semester End Examination July 2021

Course (Subject): Transfer of Property/Property Law
Course Code: B18AL5070/B18BL5060 - 10446
BALB16F7200/BBBL16F7200 - 10372
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked

SECTION – A
1. a) Rule of transferability is based on the principle that law favors alienation to accumulation. 7
Explain the exceptions to transferability of the property.
b) How is the term “Transfer of Property” defined under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882? 6

OR
2. a) How is transfer for the benefit of unborn person different from transfer between two living 7
persons?
b) Distinguish between standing timber and fruit bearing trees. Which one of these would 6
come under the category of immovable property?

SECTION – B
3. a) The law presumes that the transferor intended to give effect to each and every part of the 7
deed that he executes, the transferee is not permitted to approbate and reprobate at the same
time. Explain the above statement in light of rule of election.
b) During litigation nothing should be changed is a very important principle. Discuss the 6
application of this principle in the Transfer of Property Act, 1882.

OR
4. a) Distinguish between ostensible owner, real owner and co-owner. What is the rule regarding 7
ostensible owner under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882.
b) Under the doctrine of feeding the grant by estopple, what are the essentials which should 6
be complied with, in order to protect the interest of the transferee?

SECTION – C
5. a) Explain different kinds of mortgages and their features. 6
b) Explain the rule of marshalling and contribution under the Transfer of Property Act, 1882? 6

OR
6. a) Explain lease with its essentials. What is determination of lease? 6
b) Explain gifts. What are the different kinds of gifts? 6

SECTION – D
7. a) Trustees have certain rights and liabilities with respect to a trust. Discuss in detail. 6
b) Write a note on acquisition of easements. 6
 OR
8. a) Explain easements. What are the essentials that constitute easements? 6
b) What are the rights and liabilities of beneficiaries in a private trust? 6
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V Semester BBA LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Administrative Law
COURSE CODE: BBBL16F5100

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2 hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. a) Traditional legislative and judicial system are not effective to solve socio-economic 7
problems. Highlight the above statement with the nature and scope of administrative law.

b) Theoretically, doctrine of separation of power is sound but it suffers from certain defects 6
when applied in real situations. Explain the defects of the doctrine using illustrations.
OR
2. a) How does the doctrine of rule of law adopted in the French Legal System? Did Dicey 7
reject the French legal system?

b) Explain classification of administrative functions that are bestowed upon the Executive. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Parliament can confer certain legislative powers and functions to the administrative 7
authorities through the parent statute. Discuss this statement to elaborate the need and
importance of such delegation.

b) Explain judicial control of delegated legislation with regard to the procedural ultra vires. 6
Explain with relevant case laws and instances.

OR
4. a) Primary duty of legislative functions should not be delegated. Explain the statement in 7
light of excessive delegation.
b) Write a note on sub-delegation of power. 6
SECTION – C

5. a) Discuss the importance of principles of natural justice in preventing the miscarriage of 6

justice.

b) Write a note on the importance of administrative tribunals. 6

OR

6. a) Explain different forms of rule against bias. 6

 b) What are the reasons for the development of administrative tribunals? Explain with 6
instances the establishment of administrative tribunals in India.

SECTION – D

7. a) Explain the relationship between administrative discretion, rule of law and judicial review. 6
How are they an important fabric of the Constitution of India?

b) Apart from extraordinary remedies available in the Constitution, remedies are also 6
available in the statutes against administrative authorities. Explain.

OR

8. a) If there is failure to exercise discretion on the part of the authority, the action will be bad. 6
Discuss.

b) What is the relevance of doctrine of legitimate expectations in administrative law? 6

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V Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination – June 2021

Course (Subject): Company Law
Code: BBBL16F5400 - 10354
Max. Marks: 50 Time: 90 Minutes
1. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. a) State the circumstances on which the court can lift the corporate veil of a 7
company. Answer with the help of decided cases.
b) Explain the effects of Ultra-vires transactions of a company. 6

OR
2. a) What is incorporation? What are the stages of incorporation. 7
b) Explain the different kinds of company. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Who is promoter? Explain the effects of pre-incorporation 7
contracts..
b)Explain the doctrine of ultra-virus. 6

OR
4. a) What is Memorandum of Association? State the procedure for 7
alteration of clauses of a company.
b) Discuss the Doctrine of indoor management. State the exception to it. 6

SECTION – C
5. a) Define Prospectus. Explain the effects of mis- Statement in 6
prospectus of a company.
b) Explain the nature and kinds of securities of the company. 6

OR
6. a) Define shares. List out the different types of shares. 6
b) What is debenture? Explain the nature and kinds of debentures. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Who is a director. Explain the position of the director in the company. 6
b) State the qualifications of a director of company. 6
 OR
8. a) Highlight the amendments in the companies Act 2013 Act. 6
b) Explain the liabilities of the director of company. 6

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SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES

Semester B.B.A.,LL.B/B.A.,LL.B
Even End Semester Examination – June, 2021
COURSE: Public International Law
COURSE CODE: BALB16 5500/BBBL16F5500

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A 13
COs POs
MARKS
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a. What are the subjects of international law? Cite cases. 7 marks 1 1,4,6

b. Define International Law by referring case laws and definitions of 6 marks 1 1,4,6
international scholars.

OR
2. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a. Under the modern view of international law, international 7 marks 1 1,2,4,5,6
organizations can also bring actions against a state. To what end is this
justified? Defend your stance with relevant arguments.

b. The theories of dualism and monism are at consistent odds with each 6 marks 1 1,2,4,5,6
other. In your opinion, which theory best explains the nature of
international law and why?
SECTION – B 13
MARKS
3. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a. Explain the relevance of customs as a source of international law. 7 marks 2 1,4,5,6

b. International Law works on the basis of consent. Elaborate. 6 marks 2 1,2,4,5,6

OR
4. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a. Identify and explain the sources of international law with relevant 7 marks 2 1,2,4,6
examples and principles mentioned in case laws.
b. What is the relationship between international law and municipal law? 6 marks 2 1,2,4,6

SECTION – C 12
MARKS
5 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a Explain in detail, the maritime belts, their delimitation and the purpose 6 Marks 3 1,4,5,6
these belts hold in law of the sea.

b Analyze the concept of de jure and de facto recognition. 6 marks 3 1,4,5,6

OR

6 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a What are the modes through which a sovereign nation may acquire and 6 Marks 3 1,4,5,6
lose territory under international law?

b Termination of a treaty without legitimate grounds is considered an 6 marks 3 1,4,5,6

illegal action in international law. What are the legitimate grounds on
which termination of a treaty can take place?

SECTION – D 12
MARKS
7 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a UDHR was a ground breaking moment in furthering the sensitivity 6 Marks 4 1,4,5,6
towards human rights in international relations. Assess the impact
which UDHR had on democratic nations around the world.

b The current conflict between Israel and Palestine is one of the deadliest 6 marks 4 1,4,5,6
in recent memory. What role can the United Nations play in bringing
the current conflict to an end? Discuss by detailing the role and
purpose of United Nations

or

8 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a Explain the role and functions of the World Trade Organisation. 6 Marks 4 1,4,5,6

b Explain the structure and functions of ICJ. 6 marks 4 1,4,5,6

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V Semester BBALLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Jurisprudence II
COURSE CODE: BBBL16F5600 - 10356

Marks:50 marks Time: 90 Minutes

SECTION – A Marks
1. a) Explain the nature and functions of state. Elucidate the relationship of state and law. 7

b) Discuss in detail kinds of law given by Salmond. 6

OR
2. a) Enumerate the nature of sovereignty and discuss its development. 7

b) Individuals surrendered their freedoms to the ruler in exchange of protection of their 6

rights. Substantiate the statement with relevant theory
SECTION – B
3. a) Explain custom as a source of law and examine the characteristics of a valid custom. 7

b) Differentiate between original and declaratory precedents with relevant case laws. 6

OR
4. a) Compare and contrast legislation with precedent as a source of law. 7

b) Discus the doctrine of stare decisis and prospective overruling with special reference to 6
relevant case laws.

SECTION – C

5. a) Possession involves mental as well as physical element. Substantiate the statement and 6
differentiate between corporeal and incorporeal possession.

b) Write on concept of legal personality 6

OR

6. a) Examine different meanings of rights with special reference to Hohfeld’s analysis of 6

rights.

b) Define ownership. Discuss the development of the concept and modes of acquisition of 6
ownership.
 SECTION – D

7. a) Write a note on negligence and standard of care. 6

b) Explain penal liability. 6

OR

8. a) How absolute liability differ from strict liability. Elucidate your answer with relevant case 6
laws.

b) Discuss Remedial liability. 6

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Sixth Semester BBA. LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Brand Management
Course Code: B18BL6010
Time: 2 Hours Max. Marks: 50
Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Explain the importance of understanding Branding Concepts. 7
b) Write a note on the definitions of Co-Branding with suitable examples. 6
OR
2. a) Explain the significance of Branding with suitable examples 7
b) Write a note on the Store Branding. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Write a note on the Strategic Brand Management process. 7
b) Write a note on Brand Elements. 6
OR
4. a) Explain the importance of Establishing Brand values with suitable examples. 7

b) Write a note on the importance on Brand vision. 6

SECTION – C
5. a) Explain the process of Branding for Global Markets with relevant examples. 6
b) Write a note on the importance of Brand Ambassador. 6
OR
6. a) Explain the significance of Competing with foreign brands for establishing a brand 7
with suitable examples.
b) Write a note on role of Brand positioning 5
SECTION – D
7. a) Explain the recent trends in brand management with relevant examples. 6
b) Write a note Brand Adoption. 6
OR
8. a) Explain the Factors importance of Re-branding and re-launching with suitable 7
examples
b) Write a note brand extension. 5

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Six Semester BALLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Political science-VI
Course Code: B19AL6010
Time:
1. 2 hours 2. Max. Marks: 50
Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Discuss the interconnections between the concepts society, citizen and state. 7
b) Write a note on the concept of authority. 6
OR
2. a) Examine the types of power. 7
b) Explain the concept of internal and external sovereignty. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Examine the features of American constitution. 7
b) Write a note House of Lords. 6
OR
4. a) Examine rule of law. 7
b) Write a note on French constitution. 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Examine proportional representation system. 6
b) Write a note on electoral systems. 6
OR
6. a) Examine the concept of developmentalism. 6
b) Write a note on Liberalism. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Discuss the features of UK constitution. 6
b) Write a note on presidential from of government. 6
OR
8. a) Examine the powers of American President. 6
b) Write a note on political parties. 6
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Fourth Semester BA.LLB & BBA.LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021
Course (Subject): Criminal Procedure Code, Probation of Offenders Act & Juvenile Justice (Care
and Protection of Children) Act.
Course Code: B18AL6040/B18BL6030 - 10453
Time:
1. 2 Hours 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Explain the different functionaries that help in adjudication of disputes under CRPC. 7
b) Registration of FIR is the first step that sets the criminal law in motion. Elucidate. 6
OR
2. a) What are the rights of the person who has been arrested? Can the arrested person be 7
handcuffed?
b) Explain the law on argument on charges and how the same alters the trajectory of a 6
criminal trial.
SECTION – B
3. a) What are different kinds of trials under CRPC? Can the concept of fair trial be waived 7
off?
b) Highlight the relevance of Judgment and distinguish it from Order and Decree. 6
OR
4. a) Explain the concept of victim compensation under CRPC? 7

b) Differentiate between execution, suspension and remission of sentences. 6

SECTION – C
5. a) What were chief reasons that lead to the enactment of Probation of Offender Act, 1958? 6
b) Differentiate between the concept of appeal and revision under the PO Act with 6
relevant illustrations.
OR
6. a) Why has admonition been accorded an important place under the PO Act? What are the 6
concurrent provisions under PO Act that deal with admonition?
b) One of the striking features of PO Act, is release of young offenders. Elucidate. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Explain the specific powers exercised by the Juvenile Justice board under Juvenile 6
Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.
b) Explain different offences that have been recognized against the children under 6
Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015.
OR
8. a) Write notes on 1) Children homes 2) Shelter home 6
b) Explain the relevance of Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015 in 6
present world scenario.
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Sixth Semester BA.LLB/BBA.LLB Semester End Examination: June 2021

Course (Subject): Labour Law -II
Course Code: B18AL6050/B18BL6050 - 10454
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Which is the deduction permissible under the Payment of wages act 1936? 7
b) Briefly explain the provisions relating to “Welfare” under the Factories Act 1948 6
OR
2. a) Explain the procedure for fixation and revision of minimum rate of wages. 7
b) Discuss the Benefits available to a Mother if she is an employee. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) How are an employer being liable to pay compensation in case of Total disablement 7
of an employee? Illustrate with the Land mark cases
b) State the Exception when the employer is not liable to pay compensation with 6
decided cases.
OR
4. a) What is occupational disease? Is employer liable to pay compensation for 7
occupational disease?
b) Define Dependent under the Employees compensation Act 1923 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Examine the Health and Welfare Provision made in favour of Contract Laborer. 6
b) Explain the Powers and Functions of Vigilance Committee under the Bonded Labour 6
(Regulation and Abolition) Act 1976
OR
6. a) Discuss the Constitution of National social Security Board. 6
b) Elucidate the provision relating to Grant of License to the contractor to employ the 6
contract laborer.
SECTION – D
7. a) Discuss about the Employees Provident Fund Appellant Tribunal under the 6
Employees Provident Fund Act.
b) Examine the procedure to recover the gratuity amount. When an employer is 6
exempted from the Liability.
OR
8. a) What is the Benefit available to an employee with respect to the pension under the 6
Employees’ Pension Scheme ?
b) Elucidate the law relating to Determination of amount of Gratuity 6
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Sixth Semester BBA/BA LLB Semester End Examination June, 2021

Course (Subject): Civil Procedure Code and Law of Limitation
Course Code: B19BL6040/ B18AL6060 - 10455
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) State provisions which govern the determination of place of suing? 7
b) Discuss the meaning of the expression “suit of civil nature” as described in Sec of the 6
Code of Civil Procedure, 1908.
OR
2. a) Explain the provision of transfer of suit. Which court has power to transfer the suit if 7
instituted in two or more courts?
b) Differentiate between set-off and counter-claim with illustration. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Describe the general principles of execution. 7

b) Distinction between following: 6

(i) Judgment and decree
(ii) Preliminary decree and final decree
OR
4. a) At what stage issues are framed in a civil suit? Discuss the provision of the Code of 7
Civil Procedure, 1908 on framing of issues.
b) Write a note on discovery of documents. 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Explain the provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 which deal with 6
inherent powers of the court.
b) What do you understand by “indigent person”? 6
OR
6. a) Under what circumstances can a defendant be arrested before judgment? 6
b) Explain the rules governing the grant of temporary injunction. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Explain the doctrine of “sufficient cause” for condonation of delay. 6
b) Distinguish between limitation and prescription. 6
OR
8. a) Explain the maxim “vigilantibus non dormientibus jura subveniunt”. 6
b) Under what grounds the period of limitation may be extended under the Limitation 6
Act, 1963.
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Sixth Semester BA/BBA LLB Semester End Examination July 2021

Course (Subject): Criminology & Penology
COURSE CODE: B19BL6071- 10456
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Define criminology. Discuss its nature and scope 7
b) Discuss positive school of criminology 6
OR
2. a) Criminology is a scientific study of crime, criminality and administration of criminal 7
justice- explain the statement
b) What does it mean by the word crime? who is a criminal? explain the scope of 6
criminology
SECTION – B
3. a) Critically examine causes of juvenile delinquency in India 7
b) Write a note on organized crime 6
OR
4. a) Evaluate cause and effect factor between crime and economic conditions 7

b) “home influences the commission of crime”-explain 6

SECTION – C
5. a) “ measuring crime and finding the crime rate essential to discover the root causes of 6
criminal”-explain
b) Significance of social research 6
OR
6. a) Modern crime record management 6
b) What are the limitations of social research 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Punishment is the expression of desire for vengeance- in the light of above statement 6
explain various theories of punishment. Which theory is most appropriate to you in
controlling crime?
b) Write and explanatory note regarding the open prison system 6
OR
8. a) Discuss the indeterminate sentence and explain its merits and demerits 6
b) Offer your suggestions to improve the functioning of parole board in India 6

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Sixth Semester B.A.,LL.B/B.B.A.,LL.B Semester End Examination July 2021

Course (Subject): Information Technology Law
Course Code: B18AL6072/B18BL6072 - 10457
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) What are the demerits of Minnesota Theory and the Theory of the Server? Explain the 7
non-applicability of these theories in practical sense.
b) How has Information Technology Act, 2000, resolved the issue of jurisdiction? Explain 6
with relevant provisions.
OR
2. a) How have the U.S. courts reacted non-resident defendant jurisdiction related issue? 7
b) “Cyberspace has no respect for territorial boundaries.” Explain this statement. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Subscribers have certain duties while receiving and having the possession of Digital 7
Signature Certificate. Explain.
b) Write a note on the tribunal which is to be approached under the IT Act, 2000 to go on 6
an appeal against the order given by the Adjudicating Officer.
OR
4. a) Post a landmark case and 2008 amendments, intermediaries are given certain are 7
exempted from liability. Explain how safe harbor is provided to the intermediaries under
the IT Act, 2000 and IT Rules, 2011.
b) What is the role of controller under the IT Act, 2000. 6
SECTION – C
5. a) What purpose did the UNCITRAL Model law on E-Commerce serve? 6
b) Discuss the debate between the copyright of software and software patenting. 6
OR
6. a) Discuss the relevance of UNCITRAL Model on Electronic Signatures. 6
b) What is the RBI’s Notification on Credit Card Payments? 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Computer can be used as target or tool or both. Explain this statement with relevance to 6
cybercrimes.
b) Explain different cybercrimes under the Information Technology Act, 2000. 6
OR
8. a) What are the various methods of software piracy? 6
b) Write a note on violation of privacy on internet. 6

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VI Sem BALLB/BBALLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Civil Procedure Code and Limitation Act.
COURSE CODE: BBBL16F6300/ BABL16F6300 - 10363

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2 hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. a) Write a note on the general principle of limitation. 7

b) Write a note on Section 151 of the Code of Civil Code. 6

OR
2. a) Write a note on Res Judicata. 7

b) Write a note on Decree, Judgement and Order. 6

SECTION – B
3. a) Write a note on pecuniary jurisdiction. 7

b) Write a note on a Plaint. 6

OR
4. a) Write a note on Written Statement. 7

b) Write a note on appearance of parties. 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Write a short note on Arrest before judgement. 6

b) Write a short note on the objective of pleadings. 6

OR

6. a) Write a note on Temporary injunctions. 6

b) Write a note on Interlocutory orders. 6

SECTION – D

7. a) Write a short note on Summary judgements. 6

b) Write a short note on the suit against governments. 6

 OR

8. a) Write a short note suits by governments. 6

b) Write a short note on suits relating to public nuisance. 6

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Sixth Semester B.A.LL.B/B.B.A.LL.B Semester End Examination – June, 2021

Course (Subject): Investment and Competition Law
Course Code: BBBL16F6400 - 10364
Time:1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50
3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Explain the role of competition law in today’s scenario. 7
b) What is the historical background of emergence of competition law? 6
OR
2. a) Write a note on Competition Commission of India. 7
b) What is an Anti-competitive agreement? Define the characteristics of an anti- 6
competitive agreement as mentioned under section 3.
SECTION – B
3. a) Write a note on the relevance of Security Contract (Regulation) Act 1956. 7
b) How are stock exchange regulated under the SEBI Act, 1992? 6
OR
4. a) Explain the history of investment law in India with reference to the enactment of the 7
present statutes.
b) What is the role of SEBI? Explain with relevant provisions. 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Write a note on the UNCTAD Draft Model on Transnational Corporations. 6
b) How are foreign companies controlled and regulated in India? 6
OR
6. a) Explain the important provisions of Foreign Trade (Development & Regulation) Act 6
1992.
b) Write a note on foreign collaborations. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) What are the differences between FERA, 1973 and FEMA, 1999? 6
b) How does FEMA help in facilitating international trade and investment in India? 6
OR
8. a) Why was it necessary for FERA, 1973 to be revoked and introduce FEMA, 1999 in place 6
of it?
b) Explain important provisions of FEMA, 1999. 6
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6th Semester BBA.LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Labour and Industrial Law -II
Course Code: BBBL16F6500 - 10365
Time: 90 Min. Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each section. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) What is the procedure laid down under the Minimum Wages Act for fixation and Revision of
7
Minimum Wages?
b) What is meant by Minimum Wage and Fair wage ? 6
OR
2. c) Explain the procedure followed by the Claims Tribunal to decide the claim. 7
d) Discuss the role of Inspector under Minimum wages Act? 6

UNIT – II
3. a) What are all the deductions are authorized under the Payment of wages Act? Discuss. 7
b) Who are all responsible for payment of wages? 6
OR
4. a) Discuss the provisions relating to maximum amount of deduction permissible under the
7
Payment of Wages Act.
b) Discuss the Object, Scope and Application of Payment of Wages Act 6

UNIT – III
5. a) When Employer is liable to pay compensation under Employees Compensation Act 1923? 6
b) Write a note on Total Disablement with decided cases. 6
OR
6. a) Discuss about “Accident arising out of and in the course of employment” with decided cases. 6
b) Explain the procedure in relation to proceedings before the commissioner for payment of 6
compensation.

UNIT – IV
7. a) Write a Note on Provisions relating to Health under the Factories Act 1948 6
b) Discuss the provisions in relation to Annual Leave with wages. 6
OR
8. a) Discuss the Welfare Provisions made for the workers under Factories Act. 6
b) What are the provisions made in relation to “Employment of Young Person” under the 6
Factories Act 1948
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VI Semester B.B.A.,LL.B/B.A.,LL.B Semester Examination – June/July 2021

COURSE: Cyber Law
COURSE CODE: BA.LB16F6620/ BBBL16F6620 - 10367

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. a) What are the fundamentals of Cyberspace? 7

b) Explain the Multi-Layered model. 6

OR
2. a) What are the changes made in the IT Act post the 2008 amendment? 7

b) Explain the powers and functions of TD-SAT. 6

SECTION – B
3. a) What are the principles of jurisdiction in International Law? 7

b) Analyze the principle of territoriality? 6

OR
4. a) What are the jurisdictional issues in Cyberspace? 7

b) Write about the Universal Jurisdiction. 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Analyze the competition law issues which arise in E-commerce. 6

b) How is contract law related to E-commerce? 6

OR

6. a) Explain the legal issues in cyber contracts. 6

b) What are the legal issues in E-commerce? Answer in brief. 6

 SECTION – D

7. a) Describe the interplay between copyright and cyber law. 6

b) Write a brief overview of IPR legislation in India. 6

OR

8. a) Analyze the Trademark issues in cyber law. 6

b) What purpose did the UNCITRAL Model law on E-Commerce serve? 6

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BA LLB/BBA LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Law of Evidence
COURSE CODE: BALB16F7100/B18AL5040

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2 hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
1. a) What to do you understand by procedural law? Bring out its importance while differentiating 7
it from substantive law.

b) Explain the term "Disproved" and "Not Proved" as given in Indian Evidence Act. Explain in 6
light of relevant case laws.

OR
2. a) Define Fact and explain the relevancy of facts connected with fact in issue. 7

b) All admissible evidence is relevant but all relevant evidence is not necessarily admissible. 6
Comment.
SECTION – B
3. a) Accused is facing trial under Section 376 I.P.C. for having raped one B on August 25. Shortly 7
after the departure of the accused from her bedroom she had made a statement to her mother-
in-law regarding the circumstances of her rape by the accused. On August 30, she was found
drowned in nearby canal. Her mother-in-law is called to give evidence of the statement which
the deceased B had made to her. It is contended that it is admissible under Sections 32(1), 6
and 8 of the Evidence Act. Is it correct ?

b) Write a short Note on " Expert Witness". 6

OR
4. a) What is dying declaration? Can an accused person be convicted on the basis of dying 7
declaration ?

b) How far is "character" relevant and admissible in evidence in civil suits and criminal 6
proceedings".
 SECTION – C

a) What are the Rules of Burden of Proof? 6

b) On whom does the burden of proving the following facts lies: 6
Accused of B's murder, alleges that by grave and sudden provocation given by `B' he was
deprived of the power of self-control.
Justify your answer with case laws.

OR

6. a) A has been adopted by B. A sues B as his adoptive mother for property of his deceased 6
adoptive father B disputes the fact of adoption. It is admitted that she (i) took part in adoption
ceremony. (ii) allowed A to perform the funeral rites of adoptive father. Is B estopped?

b) A takes a house on rent from B and lives in the same as tenant. Can A be permitted to deny 6
the title of B his landlord regarding the said house? If not why ?

SECTION – D

7. a) Discuss the object of Examination-in-Chief and Cross- examination of a witness. 6

b) Explain "Leading question" in light of relevant case laws. 6

8. a) `A' appeared as a witness for the prosecution. During cross examination it was suggested that 6
he had earlier admitted before accused that he had not seen the occurrence and that he was
pressurized by police to appear as witness On his denial he was confronted with tape recorded
conversation. `A' denied that it was his voice. Thereafter the accused moved the application
before the court that witness should be called upon to get his voice tape- recorded so that
comparison could be done between his sample voice and his alleged tape recorded voice.

Can the witness be issued any such directions if so under what provisions of Indian Evidence Act.

b) Discuss ‘Hostile witness’ in light of relevant case laws. 6

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VII Semester BALLB/BBALLB End Semester Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System
COURSE CODE: BA.LB16 7300/BBBL16F7300

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2 hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
1. a) Write a note on historical development of legal profession in India. 7

b) Examine the right of an advocate to practice along with the conditions mentioned under the 6
Bar Council of India Rules.

OR
2. a) Discuss in detail the constitution and functions of Bar Council of India. 7

b) Write a note on ethics and explain the importance of ethics for an advocate. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Examine the role of an advocate in providing legal aid to the eligible people of the society. 7

b) Discuss about the duties of an advocate towards the court and to the society? 6

OR
4. a) Explain in detail the duties of an advocate towards client, opponent and his colleagues. 7

b) Discuss in detail the Standards of Professional conduct and Etiquette 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Discuss in detail the reciprocity between the judges and advocates in the administration of 6
justice.

b) Explain in detail as to how a complaint of professional misconduct against an advocate is 6

handled by the respective State Bar Council and its Disciplinary Committee.

OR

6. a) Explain the relationship existing between the Bar and the Bench with case laws. 6

b) Explain the Disciplinary proceedings in detail. 6

 SECTION – D

7. a) Write a note on contempt of court. Explain the jurisdiction of high court and supreme court 6
in this matter.

b) Discuss the punishments and remedies for contempt of court. 6

OR

8. a) Briefly explain the salient features of Contempt of court Act, 1971 6

b) Discuss the defenses available in case of criminal contempt with relevant cases. 6

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Seventh Semester BA LL. B Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Principles of Taxation(Direct Tax)
Course Code: BALB16F7500 - 10375
Time:
1. 90 minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Briefly discuss the early History of Tax Law in India ? 7
b) Write a note:- Assessment Year 6
OR
2. a) Explain the Constitutional Provisions relating to Taxation 7
b) Write a note:- Previous Year 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Explain the provisions for claiming exemption under Section 10 ? 7
b) Write a note:- Clubbing of Income 6
OR
4. a) Explain the provisions for claiming Deduction under Section 80 ? 7
b) Write a note :- Residential Status 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Explain the charging section of Income from house property 6
b) Write a note:- Capital Gain 6
OR
6. a) What are the various heads of Income under Income Tax Act 1961? 6
b) Write a note:- Taxable Income 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Define the various powers of Income tax authorities. 6
b) Write a note :- Settlement of Grievances 6
OR
8. a) Explain the various offences and prosecution in context of IT Act 1961 6
b) Write a note :- Appeal 6
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VIII Semester BALLB(H) Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Public Administration
COURSE CODE: BA.LB16 8100

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) “Public administration is the art and science of management as applied to the affairs of 7
State.” …. discuss its characteristics.

b) Discuss & Distinguish Public & Private Administration 6

OR
2. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Discuss F.W. Taylor’s theory of Scientific Management. 7

b) Write a Note on Tasks of Administration (POSDCORB) 6

SECTION – B
3. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Discuss the differences between Line agencies & Staff agencies with appropriate examples. 7

b) Discuss limitations of Administrative Adjudication (working of tribunals) 6

OR
4. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) Discuss the functions & role of CEO 7

b) Write a note on causes for growth of Delegated Legislation. 6

SECTION – C

5 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Discuss the basis of classification of Max Weber’s Bureaucracy & their functions 6

b) What are the rules to be considered in performance appraisal 6

 OR

6 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Write a note on Recruitment Agencies in India 6

b) Discuss difference between Responsibility & Acoountability 6

SECTION – D

7 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Discuss role of planning in public policy making & implementation. 6

b) “Budgeting is an essential function of Administration” Discuss 6

OR

8 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Explain limitations & problems in effective Direction & Supervision 6

b) Discuss reporting as a mode of Supervision 6

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Eight Semester BBA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

COURSE: Quantitative Practice & Business Statistics
COURSE CODE: BBBL16F8300

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) The following table gives the distribution of monthly income of 600 families in a certain 7
city.

Monthly Below 75 - 150 - 225 - 300 - 375 - 450 &

income 75 150 225 300 375 450 above

No. of 60 170 200 60 50 40 20

families

Draw a less than and more than ogive curve for the above data on the same graph and from
these read the median income.

b) What is multiple bar diagramme? Draw multiple bar diagramme with your numerical values. 6

OR
2. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) What is frequency curve? Draw a frequency curve by your own numerical values. 7
b) What are the difference between diagram and graph? 6
SECTION – B
3. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) The median and mode of the following marks are known to be 33.5 & 34 respectively. Three 7
frequency values from the table are however missing. Find these missing values.
marks 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 60-70
No.of 4 16 ? ? ? 6 4
students
b) What are the types of central tendency / averages? Explain with suitable examples. 6
 OR
4. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING
a) From the following table given data regarding income of workers in a factory, draw a graph 7
(Lorenz Curve) to study the inequality of income.
Income(Rs) Below 500 500-1000 1000-2000 2000-3000 3000-4000
No. of workers in 6000 4250 3600 1500 650
the factory
b) Find the standard deviation from the following data. 6
Age under 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
No. of 15 30 53 75 100 110 115 125
persons
dying

SECTION – C

5. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Compute Laspeyre’s, Paasche’s, Fisher’s and marshall-edgeworth index numbers form the 6
following data.
Item Base Year Current Year
Price (Rs) Quantity Price (Rs) Quantity
A 5 25 6 30
B 3 8 4 10
C 2 10 3 8
D 100 4 3 5
b) Differentiate correlation analysis and regression analysis 6
OR

6. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) Using Four -yearly moving averages, determine the trend and plot the original and trend 6
values on the graph paper.
Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2004 2015 2016 2017
Production 464 515 518 467 502 540 557 571 586 612
b) Write a note on Correlation and causation. 6
SECTION – D

7. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) 500 apples are taken at random from a large basket and 50 are found to be bad. Estimate the 6
proportion of bad apples in the basket and assign limits within which the percentage most
probably lies.

b) What are the uses of Chi-square test? 6

 OR

8. ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

a) A sample years of 100 tyres is taken from a lot. The mean life of tyres is found to be 6
39,350 kms. With a standard deviation of 3260 could the sample come from a population
with mean life of 40000 kms? Establish 99% confidence limits within which the mean life
of tyres is expected to lie.
b) A test was given to 5 students chosen at random from the M.com. class of each of the three 6
universities in Karnataka. Their scores were found as follows.
University Scores
A 90 70 60 50 80
B 70 40 50 40 50
C 60 50 60 70 60

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VIII Semester BA.LL.B/ BBA.LL.B Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): INTERPRETATION OF STATUTE
Course Code: BA. LLB 168300/ BBA.LLB168300
Time:
1. 2hours 2. Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS
Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Explain any two basic principles of interpretation of statutes 7
b) Interpretation of statute means finding out the intention of the legislature. Explain. 6
OR
2. a) Statute must be read as a whole. Explain with decided cases. 7
b) Write note on principle ‘casus omissus’ 6
SECTION – B
3. a) The rule of Ejusdem generis has to be applied with care and caution. It is not an 7
inviolate rule of law, but only permissible inference in the absence of an indication to
the contrary, and where the context and object of the enactment do not require
restricted meaning to be given to the words of general import, it becomes the duty of
the courts to give those words their plain and ordinary meaning. Comment critically.
b) Differentiate between the Interpretation and Construction 6
OR
4. a) ‘The courts cannot add, delete and substitute words’. Comment. 7

b) The meaning of a word depends on the context in which it is used, explain with 6
examples.
SECTION – C
5. a) What is literal interpretation? Explain 6
b) Section 154 of the English Companies Act, 1929 provided a process for transfer of a 6
company to a new company. Under the section, ‘transfer’ included all properties,
rights, liabilities and duties of the transferor company which will vest in the transferee
company.
N was working with the H & Co. under a contract of service. H & Co. was transferred
to D & Co. in terms of Section 154, N continued to work at the same place and neither
he had any knowledge of such transfer nor H & Co. or D & Co. informed him. N
made a willful abstention from work for 3 days and D & Co. brought an action against
him under Employees and Workmen Act, 1875: N contended that he was not an
employee of D & Co., as he had no contract of service with them and thus no action
could be taken against him by D & Co. On the other hand, D & Co. argued that the
contract of service between N and H &Co. was property and since all the properties of
H & Co. stood vested in D & Co. by virtue of section 154, which is plain and
unambiguous D & Co. could bring an action against N. Decide in the light of Golden
Rule of Interpretation.
OR
6. a) What is mischief rule of interpretation? Explain the importance of supreme court 6
guidelines.
b) Write note the applicability of short title and long title. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Explain with the of cases preamble to legislation and marginal notes as internal aids to 6
construction.
b) Use of debates on a bill for resolving ambiguity, explain with its limitation. 6
OR
8. a) Explain the use of “recent social, political and economic changes and scientific 6
inventions” as the aid of interpretation.
b) Write a note on Dictionaries as an aid to construction of a statute 6
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Eight Semester BALLB/BBALLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

Course (Subject): Intellectual Property Law
Course Code: BALB16 8400/BBBL16F8200 - 10384
Time:
1. 2 Hours 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Explain the importance of Berne convention and Paris convention. 7
b) Discuss the role of WIPO in protection and promotion of intellectual property rights. 6
OR
2. a) Discuss the history of Intellectual Property rights. 7
b) Write a note on industrial property and non-industrial property. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Discuss copyright infringement. Examine the tests for determining infringement of 7
copyright.
b) Suman, while trekking in a forest, slips and falls on a bush. After returning from his 6
trek, to his surprise, he finds that the rashes and boils on his skin is healed. He goes
back to the forest, collects leaves from the bush and gets them tested. He finds out that
a particular compound in the leaf of the bush can be used in treating rashes, boils and
other skin disorders when applied in a particular way by slightly puncturing the skin.
He wants to get a patent in India. Given the aforementioned background, please give
your opinion on patentability and mention as to for what Suman can get a patent.
OR
4. a) What are the works protected under the Copyright Law? Explain each work protected 7
with illustration and case laws, if any.
b) Briefly explain the elements of a claim and identify the elements of the below claim. 6
A ceiling fan, comprising: a rotor; a plurality of wings attached to a rotor; and a shaft
connected to a rotor.
SECTION – C
5. a) Define a ‘trademark’ and Examine the significance of non-conventional marks as 6
trademarks.
b) Write a note on Microsoft v. Mikerowesoft. 6
OR
6. a) Discuss the procedure for registration of Trademarks under The Trademarks 6
Act1999. What are the ‘effects of Registration’? Explain.
b) Aqua Makers Ltd are marketing mineral water under the name ‘ganga’ in India 6
especially in Uttar Pradesh. They sue Vignesh the proprietor of Javed and Co for
selling mineral water under the name ‘ganga and jamuna’ as deceptively similar to
their mark. Decide.
SECTION – D
7. a) What are the essential requirements for registration of a Design? Explain. 6
 b) Mysore silk is a registered geographical indication. The quality of Mysore silk is well 6
known and sales all over the country. Joseph and his family originating from Mysore
and settled in Ahmadabad start a business in silk saree. He opens a big stall under the
name Mysore silk and sells branded and unbranded silk sarees under the name Mysore
silk. What actions may be initiated, if any against Joseph.
OR
8. a) List out the salient features of Geographical Indication of Goods (Registration & 6
Protection) Act, 1999 and explain the difference between GI & Trademark.
b) Shekar sweets and condiments have been running the business of preparing and selling 6
sweets in Tirupati for several years. They also sell Laddus in their shop that are tasty
but different in taste from Laddus made by TTD. In 2020, Shekar changed the style
and taste of Laddus to resemble that of TTD Laddus and sold in packages that printed
Shekar Sweets in small fonts and Tirupati and laddu in exceptionally bold letters.
Tirupati Laddu is a registered GI in India. Advice whether action could lie against
Shekar sweets.
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Eighth Semester BA/BBA LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

COURSE (Subject): Banking & Insurance Law
COURSE CODE: BALB16 8620 - 10386
Time:
1. 90 minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. Marks

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) ‘‘Banker’s duty of secrecy is not absolute’’. Explain when the disclosure of account 7
is justified.
b) Explain the role and powers of Banking ombudsman 6
OR
2. a) Through decided cases explain the efficiency of consumer forums in protecting the 7
customers of bank.
b) What are different types of commercial banks 6
SECTION – B
3. a) What type of documents of the title to goods can be accepted by banker as security 7
for loan? What precaution he has to take?
b) Comment on section 21 and 21-A of BR Act. 6

OR
4. a) Explain different types of recovery which bank can peruse. 7

b) Explain cash credit, overdraft and loans 6

SECTION – C
5. a) Explain how banking frauds can be prevented 6
b) Examine Rotomac pen scam. Elaborate how it could have been prevented 6
OR
6. a) Explain different components of fraud by which detecting of fraud is possible 6
b) Present the case study of yes bank 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Explain the various kinds of policies in Marine Insurance 6
b) Write short note on ‘Nature of Life Insurance’ 6
OR
8. a) What are the characteristics of Fire Insurance? 6
b) What is Insurable interest? State the insurable interest in life insurance 6
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8th Semester BA LLB/ BBA LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021
COURSE: Media Law
COURSE CODE: BALB168630/ BBBL16F8530 - 10387

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. a) Define obscenity. Explain how the Courts have interpreted obscenity relying on an English 7
judgement.

b) Define Defamation. Explain the different elements of defamation. 6

OR
2. a) Define censorship. Distinguish between the application of censorship on press and cinema. 7

b) Explain the functions of the Central Board of Film Certification with relevant provisions. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Explain the Freedom of Speech and Expression on the cyberspace with relevant case laws. 7

b) Elaborate on the powers of the Corporation as per the Prasar Bharati (Broadcasting 6
Corporation of India) Act, 1990 with relevant provisions.

OR
4. a) Explain the relationship between the Indian Penal Code, 1860 and Cyber Crimes. 7

b) Elaborate on the New Broadcasters Association (NBA) Code of Ethics and Broadcasting 6
standards.

SECTION – C

5. a) Elaborate Naxalite movement in India and the reasons of Naxalism in India. 6

b) Elaborate on the debate of Hindi as a national language and the resistance to the same. 6

OR

6. a) Elaborate on the various River Disputes in India and the Dispute resolution for the same. 6

b) Explain the case of Daniel Latifi v. Union of India [2001 SC SCC 740] in reference to the 6
Uniform Civil Code.
 SECTION – D

7. a) Explain the role of Mothers of Manipur and the fight to revoke the Armed Forces Special 6
Power Act.

b) What is brain drain? Explain the various causes of brain drain with examples. 6

OR

8. a) Elaborate on the case of Aarushi Talwar and the role of the media in the case. 6

b) Elaborate on the guidelines laid down in Nilesh Navalakha and others v Union of India. 6
[PUBLIC INTEREST LITIGATION (ST) NO. 92252 OF 2020].

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9th Semester BA LLB/BBA LLB, Semester End Examination June 2021

COURSE: Indirect Tax Law
COURSE CODE: BBBL16F9200 - 10392

Max. Marks: 50 Time: 2hours

Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks

ANSWER THE FOLLOWING

1. a) Are there any restrictions on levying of sales tax on declared goods under the Central Sales 7
Tax Act.?

b) Write a note :-Place of Business 6

OR
2. a) When is a sale or purchase of goods said to take place outside a state and in the course of 7
Import or Export? Explain

b) Write a note:- Dealer 6

SECTION – B

3. a) Bring out the salient features of Goods and Services Tax Act. 7

b) Write a note:- State Goods Service Tax 6

OR
4. a) Goods Service Tax can be charged by only registered taxpayer-Discuss the statement, in 7
relation to the legal provisions.

b) Write a note :- Service Tax 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Define the concept of Assessment of Tax. Explain its characteristics 6

b) Write a note :- Penalty 6

OR

6. a) Explain the provisions relating to recovery of Tax 6

b) Write a note:- Rectification of Mistake 6

 SECTION – D

7. a) Who is liable to pay Wealth-Tax after the partition of a Hindu Undivided Family? 6

b) Write a note:- Appeal 6

OR

8. a) Explain the Constitutional Perspective service tax? 6

b) Write a note :- Assessing Officer 6

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Ninth Semester B.B.A.,LL.B/B.A.,LL.B Semester End Examination – June, 2021

Course (Subject): International Trade Law
Course Code: BBBL16F9300/BA.LB169300 - 10393
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Trace the evolution of international trade from GATT to WTO. 7
b) Is economic globalization a blessing or a curse. Defend on the basis of your 6
assessment.
OR
2. a) What are the salient features of the agreement on agriculture? 7
b) Write a small brief about the Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade. 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Write a brief about anti-dumping agreement and explain how dumping of goods can 7
cause trade distortion?
b) What are subsidies according to the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing 6
measures? List and explain their categories.
OR
4. a) What are the types of specificity under the Agreement on SCM? If specific subsidies 7
cause adverse effect on the market, identify the nature and types of such effects
b) Most of the developed nations insist on doing away with investment measures 6
completely. Some state that this demand is only being made in the context expanding
economic power of companies based in such rich countries. Which side of the debate
do you fall upon and why?
SECTION – C
5. a) Write a brief about the General Agreement on Trade in Services and explain the 6
application of the agreement.
b) Give a brief and explain the basic obligations members nations need to abide to 6
under GATS.
OR
6. a) Recently, the RCEP agreement was signed among 15 trading partners from South 6
Asia which did not include India since we opted out of it. Was the move right or is
it one which will cause imminent detriment to our economy in light of the recent
economic downturn.
b) Write a brief note on Nullification & Impairment. 6
SECTION – D
7. a) With the election of President elect Joe Biden to the White House, do you expect 6
the trade war and hostile rhetoric to soften between US & China. Defend your stance
with relevant arguments.
 b) Explain how dispute settlement functions under WTO with the help of relevant case 6
laws.
OR
8. a) Explain in detail (with timeline), the dispute settlement process in WTO. 6
b) If in case a member nation does not comply with the recommendations of the 6
Appellate body/Panel, what recourse does the member (in whose favor the award
was passed) has

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Ninth Semester BA.LLB/BBA.LLB Semester End Examination June 2021

Course (Subject): Research Methodology
Course Code: BBBL16F9400 - 10394
Time: 90 Minutes Max. Marks: 50
Note: Answer ONE FULL question from each unit. Marks

UNIT – I
1. a) In your opinion, mark out the problems faced by the researcher in socio legal research. 7
b) Explain the meaning of Legal research. Discuss the objectives of legal research. 6
OR
2. a) Select three Problems in light of socio legal Issues. Chart out the research design with 7
reference to the methodology to be adopted for each of the issue.
b) Explain how the legal research can broadly be classified. 6
UNIT – II
3. a) Explain how review of literature is important as a source of research problem. 7
b) Describe various Legal research models with appropriate illustrations and point out their 6
contribution in scientific enquiry in the area of law.
OR
4. a) ‘Research process is not mutually exclusive; nor are they separate and distinct.’ 7
Explain.
b) Chart out the sources of Legal materials. 6
UNIT – III
5. a) Explain the various steps of writing of research report in detail? 6
b) “Research Design is the plan of the Research Project. It outlines basic steps the 6
Researcher will follow and sets defined goals the Research is intended to achieve.”
Elaborate
OR
6. a) Discuss the steps involved in formulation of research problem. 6
b) In a research, it is not always possible to consult every unit of the target group in view 6
of the time and resources. Elucidate.
UNIT – IV
7. a) Explain the contribution of E- resources in Legal research. 6
b) Discuss how important ethics is in legal research. 6
OR
8. a) Mark out the difference between the research methods, research methodology and 6
research techniques.
b) State out the relevancy of case laws in Legal research. 6

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Ninth Semester BA LLB/ BBA LLB Semester End Examination June, 2021
Course (Subject): Air & Space Law
Course Code: BALB169520 - 10396
Time:
1. 90 Minutes 2. Max. Marks: 50

3. Note: - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section. MARKS

- Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A
1. a) Discuss the nature, scope and evolution of air law 7
b) Define international aviation law. 6
OR
2. a) Discuss the main components of Chicago Convention. 7
b) What are individual proprietary rights? 6
SECTION – B
3. a) Explain the main features of Outer Space Treaty. 7
b) Explain the main features of the Moon Treaty. 6
OR
4. a) Explain the functions of the UN Committee on the Peaceful Uses of the Outer Space. 7
b) Discuss the sources of the Outer Space Treaty. 6
SECTION – C
5. a) Discuss the impact of terrorism on aviation. 6
b) Explain the functions of the DGCA. 6
OR
6. a) Discuss the functionaries of the Indian aviation system. 6
b) What is unlawful interference? 6
SECTION – D
7. a) Explain the important features of the Registration Convention. 6
b) Explain the features of the Rescue Agreement with regard to astronauts. 6
OR
8. a) Discuss the various issues faced by the aviation industry on an international level 6
b) Discuss privatization of Outer space activities. 6
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9th Sem BA/BBA LLB Semester End Examination – June, 2021

COURSE: Criminology
COURSE CODE: BALB16 9540 - 10398
Max. Marks: 50 Time: 90 Min.
Note:1. - Answer ONE FULL question from each Section.
2. - Your answer should be specific to the questions asked
SECTION – A Marks
1. a) Bring out the relation between criminology, penology and criminal law 7

b) What are different schools of criminology 6

OR
2. a) What are white collar crimes? Explain with illustrations 7

b) What is crime? who is a criminal? explain the scope of criminology 6

SECTION – B
3. a) Critically evaluate the role of family, society and mass media in crime causation 7

b) What is organized crime suggest various steps taken to control it. 6

OR
4. a) Compare crimes in urban and rural areas 7

b) Examine the various factors that are responsible for commission of crime. 6

SECTION – C

5. a) Explain the causes of juvenile delinquency in India 6

b) Explain ‘Open Prison’ 6

OR

6. a) Explain the powers of probationary officer. 6

b) Write short note on recidivism 6

SECTION – D

7. a) Explain the constitutional validity of the death penalty in India with the help of decided cases 6
of supreme court.
 b) Give a brief account of victim compensation in India 6

OR

8. a) Define parole and explain its objects. 6

b) What are the different theories of punishment? Which one according to you is more effective 6
in crime prevention?

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