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National University, Bangladesh
LL.B. Final Syllabus
Course Title: Legal Drafting, Professional Ethics, Trial and Advocacy Training and Viva-Voce
Course Code: LAW 208
Total Marks: 100

Writing Part

Group A: Drafting (Civil)

Principles of drafting and Convincing, Distinct on between Deeds and other Documents, Drifting of Deeds: Sale Deeds, Mortgage Deed, Gift or Hiba Deed, Waqf or Trust Deed, Will or Wasiya Nama, Power of attorney, Legal notice.
LL.B. Final Syllabus | Law of Transfer of Property & Intellectual Property Law

Group B: Drifting (Criminal)

FIR, General Diary, Bail Petition, Hajira Petition, Tim Petition, Naraji Petition, Memorandum of Appeal, Revision, Petition under Section 214A of Cr. P, C, Petition of Complaint, Drafting under section 561 Cr.P.C. Drafting under section 491 Cr.P.C. (detention), Drafting under section 526 Cr.P.C. Drafting under section 528 Cr.P.C. Revision.

Legal Drafting

Group C: Professional Ethics

Importance of Legal Ethics, Canons of professional Conduct and Etiquette, Other Lawyers, Chents, Court, Other Persons, Duties and Responsibilities towards, Misconduct, the Tribunal and Disciplinary Proceedings regarding Misconduct of an Advocate.

Trial Advocacy and Training (Civil)
The courts teacher shall arrange a Cicil Mock Trial on a given fact emphasizing on Choice of Forum, Drafting of Pleading, trial Advocacy Skill, Opening Statement, Examination-in-Chief, Cross examination and closing Arguments.

Trial and Advocacy Training, THe Course teachers shall arrange a Mock Trial on Choice of Forum, Drafting of Pleading, Trial Advocacy Skill, Opening statement, Examination-in-chief, Cross-examination and Closing Argument.

N. B: 
  • There will be 50 Marks for drafting and professional Ethics, Students will have to make one civil drafting (Group A: Out of two option and one criminal drafting) (Group B: Out of two options) each carrying 20marks. One more question has to be answered from professional ethics (Group C: Out two options). The rest 50 will be allocated for Trial advocacy and Viva-Voce (Trial Advocacy) Cicil (15) + Criminal (15) = 30; Viva-Voce = 20

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National University, Bangladesh
LL.B. Final Syllabus
Course Title: Land Laws
Course Code: LAW 207
Total Marks: 100

Law of Registration and Public Demands Recovery

Group A: Land Law

Concept of Land, Land Rights, Access to Land, Land Rights and Poverty.

State Acquisition and Tenancy Law: Legacy of Permanent Settlement Regulation, 1973 and Bengal Tenancy Act, 1885, Abolition of Zamindary System, Acquisition of Rent reeving Interests and Its Consequences, Ceiling of Land Holding, Preparation and maintenance of Record of Rights (Khatiyan), Forged Doccuments, Land Survey and Mutation, Rights of the Raiyats, Allvion & Diluvion Law, Mode of transfer, Expunction of Interests. Preemption, Mortgages, Transfer of Land by Adivashi People, Land Development Tax, Amalgamation, Sub division and Consolidation of Holsings, Land Administration in Bangladesh, Appeal, Revision and Review.

Non-Agricultural Tenancy Law: Concept and Classes of Non-Agricultural Land and Tenant, Purpose of Non-Agricultural Land, Manner of Use, Incidents of Non-Agricultural Tenancies, Under-tenants, Provisions as to Transfer of Non-Agricultural Lands, Improvements.

Other Land Laws aid Issues: Law of Abandoned Property, Vested Property and Human Rights, Acquisition & Requisition, Law versus Politics of Development, Principles of Khas Land distribution, Land Reform Ordinance, sharecropper's Right, Non-eviction, Banami transaction, Agenda of Land Reform in Bangladesh, Women's Access to Land in Bangladesh, Land Rights of Adivashis.
LLB Preliminary Syllabus | Law of Taxation

Group B: Law of Registration

Necessity of Registration, An Introduction of Registration Act. 1908, Definition Clause, Registration Documents, Documents of which Registration is Compulsory and Optional, Time and Place of Presentation, Effects of Registration and Non-Registration, Papers to be Submitted for Registration, Powers and Duties of Registering Offers, Remedies for Refusal and Reference to Civil Court, Fees for Registration, Exemption for Registration.

LL.B. Final Syllabus: Land Laws

Group C: Law of Public Demands Recovery

Concept of Public Demands, The Philosophy of PDR Act, 1913, Certificate and Its Parties, Commencement of Certificate, Service of Notice, Effects of Certificate, Service of Notice, effects of Certificates and Hearing of Objections, Mode of Execution of Certificates, Attachment, Sale, Setting aide a Sale, Provisions of Arrest and Detention, Reference to Civil Court, Appeal, Reference and Review and Other Supplemental Provisions.

N. B: 
  • There will be five questions containing Group A. The students will have to answer three questions. (3✕20=60)
  • From Group B, there will be two questions out of which one questions will have be answered. (1✕20=20)
  • From Group C, there will be two questions out of which one questions will have be answered. (1✕20=20)

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LL.B. Final Syllabus
Course Title: Company and Business Law of Bangladesh
Course Code: LAW 206
Total Marks: 100

Group A: Company Law

History of Company Laws, Nature, Personality and Essential elements of Companies, Types of Companies, Formation Of Companies, Memorandum and Article of Association, Doctrine of Ultra Vires, Doctrine of Indoor Management, Doctrine of Constructive Notice, Private and Public, Essential Features, Distinctions and Conversion, Raising and Maintenance of Capital, Shard and Debenture, Board of Directors, Responsibilities and Doctrine of Lifting the Veil, Meeting and Resolutions, Investor and Creditor's Protection, Directors, Managing Agents, Wingding-up.
LLB Preliminary Syllabus | Labour Laws of Bangladesh

Group B: Business Law

Law of sale of goods:

Define of Sale, Essential Features of a Contact of sale of Goods. Sale and Agreement to Sell Distinguished, Conditions and Warranties, Passing of Property and Title and Transfer of Title, Deliver of Goods, Rights of an Unpaid Seller, Rights of an Unpaid Seller, Rights of Undelivered Buyer and Remedial Measures.

Law of Partnership

Definition and Nature of Partnership, Formation of Partnership, Rights, Duties and Liabilities of Partners, Dissolution of Partnership.

Law of Insurance

Definition, Nature and fundamental Principles of Insurance, Types of Insurance, Premium Policy, Re-insurance,, Double Insurance, Marine Insurance,  Fire Insurance, Life Insurance.

Law of Insolvency

Principles and Objective of the Insolvency Law, Procedure of Insolvency, property and Debts of Insolvent, Discharge of Insolvent.

Law of Carriage

Contact of Carriage, Classification of Carriers, Common Carriers, Carriage of Goods by land, Carriage of Goods by Sea, Carriage of Goods by Air.

Law of Negotiable Instruments

Definition, Characteristics and Types of Negotiable Instruments, Promissory notes, Bill of Exchange and Cheques, Special Provision Relating to cheques, Special Provisions Relating to Cheques, Parties to Negotiable Instruments, Presentation of Negotiable Instruments, Dishonour and Discharge Negotiable Instruments, Law relating to Artha Ria Adalat.



N. B: There will be ten Questions containing five Questions in each Group. The students will have to answer five questions taking three from one Group and two from other Group. 5✕20=100)

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LL.B. Final Syllabus
Course Title: International Law
Course Code: LAW 205
Total Marks: 100

Group A: Basics of International Law

  1. International Law: Definition, Nature, Characteristics, Scope and Sources of International Law.
  2. Law of Nature and Development of International Law, Relationship of International Law with Municipal Law.
  3. Territorial Sovereignty, recognition of States, State responsibility and, State Succession.
  4. Law of Treaties, Diplomatic and Consular law.
  5. Role of the International Court of Justice in Development of Contemporary International Law.

    LLB Preliminary Syllabus | Constitutional Law of Bangladesh, UK and USA

    Group B: Law of the Sea

    1. Territorial Sea: Territorial Waters, Baselines, Bays, Island, Right of Innocnet Passage.
    2. Contiguous Zone, Exclusive Economic Zone, Continental Shelf, Rights and Duties of the Coastal State, Maritime Delimitation, Landlocked State.
    3. High Seas: Jurisdiction on the High Seas, Common Heritage of Mankind, Right of Visit, Piracy, Salve trade, Hot Pursuit, Collisions, Treaty rights and Agreements, Marine Environment.
    4.  International Seabed, International Seabed Authority, Settlement of Disputes.
    5. International Tribunal of the Law of the Sea.

    International Law


    Group C: International Human Rights Law

    1. Nature of Human Rights, Ideological Approaches to Human Rights International Law, Development of International of Human Rights Law.
    2. Basic Principals: Domestic Jurisdiction, Exhaustion of Domestic Remedies, Priorities of Rights, Customary International Law and Human Rights.
    3. Protection of Collective Rights, Prohibition of Genocide, Protection of Minorities, Principle of Self-determination as a Human Right.
    4. The UN Commission on Human Rights.
    5. The UN Commission on Human Rights.
    6. Implementation Mechanism through Treaty based Bodies, Human Rights Commission under ICCPR, The Committee on the Elimination of the Racial Discrimination, The Committee on the Elimination of the  Racial Discrimination Against Women and the Committee Against Torture, Committee on the Rights of the Child.

    Group D: International Criminal Law

    1. Basic Principles of International Criminal Law and Fair Trial Provisions.
    2. International Crimes: Genocide, War Crimes, Crimes against Humanity and Aggression.
    3. International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY)
    4. International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda (ICTR).
    5. International Criminal Court (ICC): History and Establishment and basic features of the ICC, Power, Functions of the ICC.
    6. Hybrid Courts and other International and Donate Courts and Tribunals with Special Reference to International Criminal Tribunal of Bangladesh.

    N. B: From each of the Groups of A, B, C and D there will be three questions (i.e. total 12 questions). Students will have to answer two questions from each Group (i.e. total 8 questions. 8✕12.5=100)

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    National University, Bangladesh
    LL.B. Final Syllabus
    Course Title: Law of Evidence
    Course Code: LAW 204
    Total Marks: 100

    Law of Evidence

    1. Nature of the law of Evidence, Classification of Evidence, Relevancy of Facts, Admissions.
    2. Presumptions and Conclusive Proof.
    3. Statement by persons who can not be called as witnesses, Statement made under special circumstances, How much of a statement id to be proved, Judgements of Courts of Justice when relevant, Opinions of third persons when relevant character when reinvent.
    4. Facts which need not proved, Oral evidence.
    5. Documentary evidence, Public documents, Presumption as to documents, Exclusion of oral by Documentary evidence.
    6. Production and effect of evidence,Burden of proof, Estoppels, Witness, role of Judges Compared in adversarial system and Inquisitorial system.


        LLB Preliminary Syllabus | Equity, Trust, Specific Relief and Hindu Law

        N. B: There will be ten (sometimes: eights) questions. The students will have to answer five questions. (5✕20=100)

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        LL.B. Final Syllabus
        Course Title: Law of Crimes & Criminal Procedure
        Course Code: LAW 203
        Total Marks: 100

        Group-A : Law of Crimes

        1. history of the Enactment of the Penal Code, 1960 and Its basic features, Common Law Tradition of the Penal Code, 1860.
        2. Fundamental if Criminal law. Principles of Criminal Liability, Mens Rea and Strict Liability Essential elements of Crime, Classification of crimes and sin.
        3.  Punishment: Retributive, Development, Preventive and Reformative Deterrent, Preventive and Reformative Punishment , Objective and Philosophy of Punishment under Different Legal systems, Arguments for and against Death Penalty.
        4. Criminal Offences: Law of Homicide, Offences, Affecting Human Body, Offences affecting Property, Offences against public Order and Morality, Offences against the State, Offences Committed by the State.


          Group-B : Criminal Procedure

          1. Administration of Criminal Justice and the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.
          2. Complaint Case and Police Case, Cognizance, Investigation and Inquiry, Bail, Warrant, Police Investigation, Police Statement and Confessional Statement, Framing of Charge and Discharge.
          3. Criminal Courts: Powers and Functions, Summary Trial, Regular Trial, Transfer of Cases, Conviction, Appeal, Reference and Revision.
          4. Procedure to Due with Accused Military Person.
          5. Trial under the Nari O Shishu Nirjaton Domon Ain.
          LLB Preliminary Syllabus | Muslim Law

          N. B: There will be ten questions from two groups containing five in each. The students will have to answer five questions taking three from one Group and two from other Group. (5✕20=100)

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          National University, Bangladesh
          LL.B. Final Syllabus
          Course Title: Law of Civil Procedure & Law of Limitation
          Course Code: LAW 202
          Total Marks: 100

          Group-A : Law of Civil Procedure

          • Scope and Application of the Civil Procedure Code
          • Structure of the Code
          • Organization of Civil Courts in Bangladesh
          • Jurisdiction of Courts
          • Institution of Suits and Proceeding
          • Place of Suing
          • Parties to Suits
          • Service of Summons on Defendant
          • Recognized Agents and Advocates
          • examination of Parties Discovery
          • Admission
          • Arming of Issues and Interrogatories
          • Hearing of Suit
          • Default of Appearance
          • Stay of Suits
          • Rees Judicator
          • Bar to Further Suits
          • Execution of Decrees and Orders
          • Incidental and Supplement Proceedings
          • Procedure in Particular Classes of Suits-Pauper Suits
          • Inter-Pleader Suits
          • Temporary Injunction
          • Withdraw and Adjustment o f Suits
          • Commission
          • Arrest Attachment before Judgement
          • Appointment of Receiver
          • Inherent Power of Courts


          Group-B : Law of Limitation

          • Limitation and Prescription
          • Object of law of Limitation
          • Condo nation pf Delay Objection
          • Limitation of suits 
          • Appeals and Application
          • Computation of Period of Limitation
          • Grounds of Exemption from Extension of Period of Limitation and Suspension of Limitation
          • Acquisition of ownership by possession
          • Acquisition of easement right
          • Limitation in suits for recovery of land
          • Effect of fraud and acknowledgement limitation
          LLB Preliminary Syllabus | Law of Contract and Tort

          N. B: There will be seven questions from group A, out of which four questions need be answered (4✕20=80). there will be two questions out of which one questions need to be answered (1✕20=20) [Total: 80+20=100].

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          National University, Bangladesh
          LL.B. Final Syllabus
          Course Title: Law of Transfer of Property & Intellectual Property Law
          Course Code: LAW 201
          Total Marks: 100

          Group-A : Law of Transfer of Property

          • Introduction to Transfer of Property Act, 1882
          • Transfer of Property Inter Vivas
          • Classification of Property
          • General rules governing the transfer of movable and immovable property
          • Definition of transfer of property
          • What cannot be Transferred
          • Valid and Invalid conditions and Limitation on Transfer
          • Transfer to Unborn Person 
          • Vested Interest and Condition Precedent and Condition Subsequent 
          • Election Apportionment
          • General Rules governing Transfer of Immovable Transfer by Ostensible
          • Unauthorized Person who Subsequently Acquires Interest
          • Transfer by Co-owners of Share in Common Property
          • Mortgages, different kinds of Mortgages
          • Foreclosure
          • Redemption
          • Doctrine of marshaling
          • Contribution
          • Subrogation and Priority
          • Charges
          • Leases
          • Exchange
          • Gifts and Transfer of Actionable Claims


          Group-B : Intellectual Property Law

          • The concept of Intellectual Property
          • Origin and Development of Copyright Law
          • Rights Protected by Copyright
          • Copyright Infringement and Remedies
          • Parent and Duration of Patent
          • Infringement and Remedies of Patent Violation
          • Concept of Trademarks
          • Functions of Trademarks
          • Acquisition of Trademarks and Remedies
          • New Development in Intellectual Property with Special Emphasis on Bangladesh
          • Trade Serest and confidential Indications
          • Geographical Indications
          • Implications of the Trade Related aspects of Intellectual property Rights (TRIPS) on the Intellectual property Regime in Bangladesh
          LLB Preliminary Syllabus | Jurisprudence

          N. B: There will be ten questions containing five questions in each Group. Students will have to answer total five questions taking two from one Group and from other Group (5✕20=100).

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          LLB Preliminary Syllabus
          Course Title: Law of Taxation
          Course Code: LAW 107 (New Course Code: LAW 507)

          1. Definition of Tax, Characteristics: Purposes/ Objectives of Taxation: Classification of Taxes. Tax Structure in Bangladesh.
          2. Brief History of Income Tax Law in Bangladesh. Definition of Income Tax; Objectives and Importance of Income Tax in Economic Development of Bangladesh; Scope of Income Tax Law.
          3. Definition of income and Importance of Income Year; Classification Assessee; Determination of Status of an Assessee, Relevant Statutory Definitions and Concepts relating to Tax, Heads of Income; Agricultural income; Annual Value; Assessment Year; Capital Assets; Dividend; Fair Market Value; Income and Income Year, Interest; Perquisite; Resident And Non-Resident; Provident Fund; Assessable and Non-Assessable Income; Exemption and Deduction; Tax Credit Income or Investment Allowance; Tax Deduction at sources and Advance Income Tax; Tax Avoidance and Evasion; Tax Holiday.
          4. Income Tax Authority: Organizational Structure of Administrative and Judicial Authorities; Power and Functions, Duties and Responsibilities of Administrative and Judicial Authorities.
          5. Heads of Income, Computation of Total Income and Tax Liability: Income from Salary, Elements of Salary and Explanation Regarding ITO, 1984, Provident Fund and Its Type; Income from Interest from Securities, Classification of Securities, Admissible Expenses of Income from Securities; Income from House Property; Assessable and Non.V Assessable Income from House Property, Admissible Expenses of House Property; Income from Agriculture, Classification of Agricultural income, Non-Agricultural Income, Admissible Expenses; Income from Business or Profession, Admissible and Inadmissible; Capital Gain and Computation of Capital Gain; Income from other Sources; Additional Heads of Income under IT Rules, 1984; Carry forward and Set Off of Losses; Computation of Total Tax and Tax Liability; Assessment and Return of Income.
          6. Assessment of Individuals.
          7. Assessment of Partnership Firm and Companies.

          N.B: There will be eight questions out of which five questions need to be answered. There may be different Parts of a question showing proper division of marks (5 x 20 = 100).

          Credit: (www.nu.edu.bd) National University, Bangladesh


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          LLB Preliminary Syllabus
          Course Title: Labour Laws of Bangladesh
          Course Code: LAW 106 (New Course Code: LAW 506)

          Introduction of Labour Law-Labour Act 2006, Condition of Employment, Classification of Workers, Probation Period, Appointment Letter and Identity Card, Service Book, Work Register, Stoppage of Work, Closure of Establishment, Rights of Laid-off Workers for Compensation, Master Roll of Laid-off Worker's, Retrenchment, Re-Employment of Retrenched Workers, Discharge from Service, Misconduct and Punishment, Procedure for Punishment, Provisions regarding Fine, Termination of Employment by the Employer otherwise than by Dismissal, Termination of Employment by Employer, Retirement of a Worker, Provident Fund, Final Dues of Worker, Certificate of Fitness, Power to require Medical Examination, Maternity Welfare Facilities, Provisions regarding Health and Hygiene, Provisions regarding Safety, Welfare Measures, Working Hours, Leave and Holidays, Wages its Payment, Wage Board, Compensation for Accident, Trade Unions and Relations, Settlement and Termination of Industrial Dispute, Strike and Lock Out, Labor Court and Labor Appellate Tribunal, Workers Participation in Companies Profits, Safety and Control of Employment of Dock Workers, Provident Fund, Offences, Penalties and Procedure.

          N.B: There will be eight questions out of which five questions be answered. There may be different parts of a question showing proper divisions marks (5 x 20 = 100).

          Credit: National University, Bangladesh


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          National University, Bangladesh
          LLB Preliminary Syllabus
          Course Title: Constitutional Law of Bangladesh, UK and USA
          Course Code: LAW 105 (New Course Code: LAW 505)

          Group A: Constitutional Law of Bangladesh
          1. History of the Proclamation of Independence, 1971 and the Provisional Constitutional of Bangladesh Order, 1972.
          2. Preparation and Adoption of the Bangladesh Constitution on 4 November, 1972. Salient Features of the Original Constitution of Bangladesh.
          3. Preamble of the Original Constitution of Bangladesh, Fundamental Principles of State Policy and Fundamental Rights.
          4. Executive: President - His Powers and Functions, Impeachment and Removal of the President, Ordinance, Making Powers of the President, Emergency Provisions, Prime Minister and the Cabinet Ministerial Responsibility.
          5. Legislature: Composition and Functions of Parliament, Privileges and Immunities, of the Members of Parliament, Constitutional mendment and Delegated Legislation, Anti-Defection Law in Article 70 of the Constitution and Development of parliamentary Democracy in Bangladesh.
          6. Judiciary: Independence of Judiciary, Composition, Powers and Functions of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh, Writ Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and Judicial Review.
          7. Local Government.
          8. Major Amendments of the Bangladesh Constitution and Basic Structure Principle.
          9. Constitutionalism in Bangladesh and Martial Law Regimes.

          Group B: Constitutional Law of the United Kingdom
          1. Sources and Characteristics of the British Constitution.
          2. Conventions of the Constitution.
          3. Parliamentary Sovereignty.
          4. The Monarchy and Royal Prerogatives.
          5. Prime Minister, Cabinet, Ministerial Responsibility: Individual Responsibility and Collective responsibility.
          6. Judiciary and Parliamentary Sovereignty.
          7. Rule of Law.
          8. Parliamentary Sovereignty and European Union Law.

          Group C: Constitutional Law of the United States of America
          1. Historical Development and Basic Features of The Constitution of the USA.
          2. Separation of Powers and the Powers of US President, Congress and Federal Judiciary.
          3. Executive: President-Powers and Functions and Impeachment.
          4. Legislature: Congress-Composition, Powers and Functions.
          5. Judiciary: Supreme Court of the US And Judicial Review.

          N.B: There will be six questions from Group A and the students will have to answer four questions (4 x 12.5 = 50). There will be four questions from Group B and students will have to answer two questions (2 x 12.5 = 25). There will be four questions from Group C and students will have to answer two questions (2 x 12.5 = 25).

          Credit: www.nu.edu.bd


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          LLB Preliminary Syllabus

          Course Title: Equity, Trust, Specific Relief and Hindu Law
          Course Code: LAW 104 (New Course Code: LAW 504)

          Group A: Equity

          Common Law, Origin and Development of Equity, Nature and Definition of Equity,
          Courts of Equity: Composition, Powers and Functions of the Courts of Equity,
          Application of Equity Jurisdiction in Bangladesh: Relation Between Law and Equity, Equitable Estate and its relation to legal Estate,
          Maxims of Equity: Equitable Remedies: Specific Performance, Injunction and Receiver.

          Group B: Law of Trust

          Nature and Definition of Trust, Origin and Development of Trust, Classification of Trust, Creation of Trusts, Appointment, Removal, Rights, Powers, Functions, Duties, Liabilities and Disabilities of Trustees, Remedies for Breach of Trusts, Limitation, Rights and Liabilities of the Beneficiaries, Determination of Trust and Trusteeship.

          Group C: Specific Relief Act

          Extent and Scope of Application of the Specific Relief Act of 1877, Recovery of Possession of Immovable Property, Suit by Person Dispossessed, Specific Performance of Contract as a Specific Relief, Contract which, can be specifically Enforced and Which Cannot be Specifically Enforced, Persons for and against whom Contracts may be Specifically Enforced, Discretion and Powers of the Court, Rectification of Instrument, Rescission of Contracts, Cancellation of Instrument, Declaratory Decrees as Specific Relief, Preventive Relief, Temporary and Perpetual Injunctions, Mandatory Injunction.

          Group D: Hindu Law and Application

          Nature and Application of Hindu Law, Sources of Hindu Law. Schools of Hindu Law, Mitakshara and Dayabhaga Schools;
          Laws relating to: Inheritance, Marriage. Sonship, Adoption. Vill, Debts and Partition;
          Joint Family System: Position of Karta in the Joint Fiti1y, His Rights and Obligations. Maintenance, Stricdhana and Women’s Estate, Inheritance of Stridhana, Religious and Charitable Endowments, Need for Reforms of Hindu Law in Bangladesh.

          N.B: There will be two questions from Group A. out of which one question needs to be answered (1 x 20 = 20). There will be two questions from Group B, out which one question needs to be answered (1 x 20 = 20). There will be two questions from Group C, out of which one question needs to be answered (1 x 20 = 20). And there will be four questions from Group D, out of which two questions need to be answered (2 x 20 = 40)

          Credit: (www.nu.edu.bd) National University, Bangladesh


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          National University, Bangladesh
          LLB Preliminary Syllabus
          Course Title: Muslim Law
          Course Code: LAW 103 (New Course Code: LAW 503)

          Concept of Law in Islamic Jurisprudence, Meaning of the Sharia, Sources of Muslim Law, Different Schools of Muslim Law and Reasons for their Development, Introduction and Application of Muslim Law under British Rule in India, Statutory Reforms, Laws relating to Marriage, Dower, Divorce, Guardianship, Maintenance, Legitimacy and Paternity, Wakf, Pre-emption, gift, Will and Marz-ul-Maut, Administration of Estate of Deceased Muslim, and Inheritance under Hanafi and Shia School.

          N.B: There will be ten questions out of which five questions are to be answered inclusive of a compulsory question on inheritance (5 x 20 = 100).

          Credit: National University, Bangladesh


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          LLB Preliminary Syllabus
          Course Title: Law of Contract and Tort
          Course Code: LAW 102 (New Course Code: LAW 502)

          Group A: Law of Contract

          1. Definition of Contract, Agreement. Kinds and Elements of a Valid Contract, Differences among Various Types of Contracts.

          2. Offer: Definition and Kinds of Offer, Features of Offer, Communication of Offer, Invitation to Treat, Revocation of Offer.

          3. Acceptance: Rules regarding Acceptance, When Acceptance Is Complete, Revocation of Acceptance.

          4. Consideration: Rules regarding Consideration, Kinds of Consideration, Modes of Consideration, Exceptions to the Rule of Consideration, Unlawful Consideration.

          5. Capacity to Contract: Capacity to Enter Into a Contract, Age of Majority, Definition of Minor. Rules regarding a Minor’s Contract, Contract with a Person of Unsound Mind and Legally Disqualified Persons. Corporation or Foreign Sovereign; Burden of Proof, Professional Incapacity to enter into a Contract.

          6. Free Consent: Definition of Free Consent, Coercion. Undue Influence, Fraud, Misrepresentation and Mistake; Agreements of Impossible Acts, Unlawful Acts or Agreements against Public Policy.

          7. Performance and Discharge of Contract: Rules regarding Performance and Discharge, Types of Discharge of Contract, Supervening Impossibility, Exceptions to and Consequences of Supervening Impossibility, Frustration of a Contract.

          8. Remedies for Breach of Contract: Types of Breach of Contract, Types of Remedies, Rules regarding Remedies for Breach of Contract.

          9. Contract of Bailment: Definition, Features of Bailment, Rights and Duties of Bailor and Bailee, Rights and Obligations of a Finder of Lost Goods.

          10. Agency: Definition and Kinds of Agency, Creation of Agency, Ratification, Rights and Duties of an Agent, Principal's Rights and Duties against the Agent, Termination of Agency and Its Effects.

          Group B: Law of Tort

          1. Definition, Kinds, Aims and Functions of law of Tort.

          2. Elementary Ideas: Intention, Motive, Mens Rea, Actus Reas, Injuria Sine Damnum, Damnum Sine Injuria.

          3. Tortuous Liability: Nature and Types of Tortuous Liability, Legal Consequences of Vicarious and Strict Liability, Scienter Rule, General Defenses and Different Remedies against Tortuous Liability.

          4. Trespass to Person, Goods and Land: Assault, Battery and False Imprisonment; Their Definitions. Kinds and Legal Consequences. Dispossession.

          5. Specific Torts: Elements of and Rules regarding Negligence, Nuisance, Defamation, Intimidation, Deceit, Wrongful Confinement, Conspiracy, Injurious Falsehood and Malicious Prosecution.

          6. Injuries to Servitude: Conversion and Other Injuries to Chattels. Goods and Persons.

          7. Immunities and Extemptions.

          N.B: From Group A, there will be five questions out of which three questions are to be answered (3 x 20 = 60). From Group B, there will be four questions out of which two questions are to be answered (2 x 20 = 60). There may be different parts of a single question indicating proper division of marks.

          Credit: National University, Bangladesh


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          National University, Bangladesh
          LLB Preliminary Syllabus
          Course Title: Jurisprudence
          Course Code: LAW 101 (New Course Code: LAW 501)

          1. On the concept of Law and its Relations:

          Definitions of Law, Schools of Legal Thought: Natural Law, Positive Law, Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law, Sociological School of Law, Historical School of Law and Legal Realism; Concept of Legal System, Interrelations of Law with State, Ethics, Justice, Social Morality and Social Change.

           2. Classifications of Law and Rights:

          Municipal Law, International Law, Customary Law, Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, Public Law, Private Law, Commercial Law, Civil Law, Criminal Law; Fiscal Law, Substantive and Procedural Laws, By Law; Right, Duty, Definition and Kinds of Legal Rights, Enforcement and Extinction of Legal Rights, Rights and Liberty.

          3. Justice:

          Administration of Justice: Civil and Criminal Justice; Theories of Punishment, Kinds of Punishment, Death Penalty, Debate on the Abolishment of Death Penalty, The Ideas of Justice of John Rawls and Amartya Sen.

          4. Legal Concepts:

          a. Formal: State and Sovereignty: Elements and Functions of State, Different Views on Sovereignty; Sources of Law; Legislation and Codification, Kinds and Interrelation of Legislation and Codification, Legislation and Custom, Rules of Interpretation of Statutes; Custom: Definition And Kind of Custom, Binding Effect, Legal Position of Customary Laws; Precedent; Nature, Authority, ratio decidendi and obiter dicta and Kind of Precedent.

          b. Material: Property: Kinds of Property and Lien, Leases, Servitudes, Securities Lien and Mortgage, Modes of Acquisition of Property, Ownership and Possession, Kinds of Ownership, Trust, Bailment and Pledge, Agency; Development of the Concept of Possession, Kinds of Possession, Elements of Possession, Prescription; Title: Definition, Nature and Classification of title: Person: Definition, Kinds of Person, Legal Status of Different Persons.

          N.B: There will be eight questions out of which five questions need to be answered.
          There may be different parts of a particular question with proper division of marks (5 x 20 = 100)

          Credit: National University, Bangladesh


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