3-Year LL.B. (Hons.) Course ( ) 3 rd Semester

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1 3-Year LL.B. (Hons.) Course ( ) 3 rd Semester Papers Subjects Credits Paper - I CPC-I 6 Paper - II Family Law-I (Hindu Law) 6 Paper - III Administrative Law 6 Paper - IV Company Law 6 Paper - V Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing 6 Paper- VI Electives 1. Competition Law 6 2. Law of Carriage 6 3. Public International Law 6 Note: A student has to offer one course from the above three electives as Paper-VI in Semester III Paper-I Civil Procedure Code I Full Marks 70 UNIT I a. Scheme of CPC & its Operation. b. Important definitions: DECREE; DEEMED DECREE; JUDGEMENT; ORDER; LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE; MESNEPROFITS. c. Jurisdiction of Civil Courts (Sec-9) Case Law analysis; Res-Sub Judice: STAY OF SUITS (Sec - 10) Case Law analysis; UNIT II a. RESJUDICATA (Sec - II) Case Law analysis; Foreign Judgment; Place of Suing (Sec 15 to 21); b. Institution of Suit (O- 4); Joinder of Parties (O.I.R.1 & 3); Necessary and Proper parties; Non Joinder or Misjoinder of Parties; Striking out or adding parties; Representative Suit (O.I.R. - 8) c. Frame of Suit (O- 2); Joinder of claims; Joinder of causes of action. UNIT III a. Pleading and its basic principles (O-6); Amendment of Pleadings (R-17 &18) Case Law analysis; b. Plaint (O-7); Written Statement (O-8); SET-OFF & COUNTER CLAIM; c. Appearance & non-appearance of parties (O - 9); EXPARTE DECREE UNIT IV a. First Hearing; Issues- How framed (O-14); Disposal of Suit (O-15), Affidavit (O. 19); b. Discovery & Inspection of documents (O-11); Production, Impounding and return of documents (O-13); c. INTERIM ORDERS : Commissions (O-26); Arrest before Judgment (O-38), Attachment before Judgment (O-38); Temporary Injunction (O-39); Interlocutory Orders (O-39); Receiver (O-40); Security for Costs (O-25); UNIT V a. Withdrawal of Suit (O-23); Compromise of Suit (O-23); Effect on death of Plaintiff & Defendant (O-22); b. TRIAL: Summoning & attendance of witness (O-16), Adjournments (O-17); Hearing of Suits (O-18) c. Judgment (O-20); Costs Kinds (Sec 35, 35 A, 35-B; O-20-A) Books recommended for reading 1. MULLA - The Code of Civil Procedure (Student s Edition) 2. MULLA - The Code of Civil Procedure (Practitioner s Edition) 3. CHITALEY & RAO - The Code of Civil Procedure 4. C.K.TAKWANI - Code of Civil Procedure 5. MULLA - The Key to Indian Practice 6. BASU - The Code of Civil Procedure 7. Boland - Civil Procedure in a Nutshell 8. CHOUDHARI - Cases and Materials on Civil Procedure Code 9. CHAKRAVARTI, SURANJAN & NATH - Cases and Materials on Code of Civil Procedure 10. SURINDER MALIK - Code of Civil Procedure

2 SEMESTER-III Paper-II Family Law (Hindu Law) I Full Marks 70 UNIT-I INTRODUCTION a. Concept of Hindu Law, Source and operation of Hindu Law b. School of Hindu Law c. Joint Hindu Family and Coparcenery UNIT-II PARTITION a. Meaning, Division of Rights and Property b. Persons entitled to demand Partition c. Partition, how effected, suit for partition UNIT-III MARRIAGE & DIVORCE a. Institution of Marriage, Conditions of Marriage b. Restitution of conjugal rights and Judicial separation c. Grounds of Divorce, irretrievable breakdown of Marriage. UNIT-IV ADOPTION AND MAINTENANCE a. Adoption Requisites of valid adoption, capacity to take adoption, b. Person capable of giving adoption, conditions and effect of admission c. Maintenance Right of Wife, widowed daughter-in-law, other dependants UNIT-V SUCCESSION & GUARDIANSHIP a. Meaning and Application of Hindu Succession Act b. General Rules and provisions relating to Succession. c. Natural Guardian, Testamentary Guardian, Guardian appointed by court their power and duty. Books recommended 1. Hindu Law by Mulla 2. Hindu Law by N.R.Raghara Charia 3. Modern Hindu Law by Paras Diwan 4. Modern Hindu Law by UPD Keshari 5. Hindu Law by B.M.Gandhi

3 SEMESTER-III Paper-III Administrative Law I Full Marks 70 UNIT I ORIGIN & DEVELOPMENT a. Definition and Scope of Administrative Law b. Relation between administrative law and constitution law c. Delegated legislation and Doctrine of Ultra Vires UNIT-II JUDICIAL CONTROL OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACTION a. Constitutional review b. Judicial review and writs c. Private law review, injunction and declaratory degree, Suit for damages UNIT-III NATURAL JUSTICE a. Meaning and constitutional background b. Principles of natural justice c. Exception to the principle of natural justice UNIT-IV OTHER REMEDIES a. Suit against government in torts and contract b. Quasi Judicial Function c. Distinction between judicial, quasi judicial and Administrative action Unit-V Tribunal Justice Systems a. Constitutionality of tribunal systems b. Advantages and Disadvantages of Tribunal Justice System. c. Administrative Tribunal, its practice & procedure 1. M.C.J.Kagai- Indian Administrative Law 2. I.P.Massey- Administrative Law 3. M.P.Jain- Principles of Administrative Law 4. C.K.Takwani- Lectures in Administrative Law 5. U.P.D.Kesari- Administrative Law

4 SEMESTER-III Paper-IV Company Law I Full Marks 70 UNIT I FORMATION OF REGISTRATION a. Nature, Kinds of Company, Characteristics of a Company b. Promoters : Position, Duties and Liabilities c. Mode and Consequences of Incorporation, Use and Abuses of the corporate Form, Lifting of Corporate Veil UNIT-II INCORPORATION OF A COMPANY a. Memorandum of Association,Alteration and the Doctrine of Ultra-Vires b. Articles of Association, Binding Nature, Alteration, Relation with Memorandum of Association c. Prospectus: Issues, Contents, Kinds, Liability for Mis- Statements, Doctrine of Constructive Notice and Indoor Management- Exceptions UNIT-III CAPITAL FORMATION a. Shares and General Principles of Allotment, Certificate of Shares b. Statutory Share certificate, Its Objects and Effects, Transfer of Shares c. Prevention of operation & Mismanagement, Power of Company Law Board, Power of Central Government UNIT-IV CORPORATE ADMINISTRATION a. Directors b. Director as Trustee and Agent and as Organs of Corporate Body c. Powers and Duties of Directors, Appointment and Removal of Directors Unit-V WINDING UP a. Kinds, Consequences and Reasons of Winding up. b. Power of the Court and Legal Proceedings, c. Power of the Liquidator, Dissolution of Company and Reconstruction and amalgamation. 1. Avtar Singh- Indian Company Law 2. Shah S. M.- Lectures on Company Law 3. Gower- Principles of Modern Company Law 4. S.C.Tripathy- Modern Company Law

5 SEMESTER-III Paper-V Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing I Full Marks 70 UNIT I PLEADING IN CIVIL MATTERS a. Meaning of Pleadings; Object of Pleadings, Fundamental rules of Pleading; Alternative in consistent Pleadings; Amendment of Pleading; b. Jurisdiction : Original and appellate Jurisdiction; Jurisdiction as regards local limits; Jurisdiction as regards pecuniary limits; Jurisdiction as regards the subject matter of the suit; Ordinary and Extra Ordinary Jurisdiction; c. Contents of Plaint; Contents of Written Statement; Counter Claim; Writ and its kind; UNIT II MODEL DRAFTS (CIVIL) a. Affidavit; Application for adjournment; Caveat application, Application for permission to sue as indigent person; Application for Injunction, Application for appointment of Receiver; b. Plaint, Written Statement, Injunction application, Memorandum of Second Appeal; Petition for Annulment of marriage; Petition for Divorce under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955; c. Revision Petition, Review Petition, Restitution Petition, Application for stay of Execution; Petition to transfer Civil Cases from one High Court to other High Court UNIT III MODEL DRAFTS (CONVEYANCING) a. Sale Deed, Lease Deed, Gift Deed, Revocation of Gift Deed; b. Will (unprivileged); Deed for simple Mortgage; Deed for Usufructurary Mortgage; Deed of License to pluck fruits from an Orchard; c. General Power of Attorney, Special Power of Attorney, Writ Petitions (Certiorary, Mandamus, Quowarranto) UNIT IV PLEADING IN CRIMINAL MATTERS a. Criminal Complaints: Essential ingredients; who can make complaints?, What are its exceptions? To Whom Complaint Should be made?; b. Criminal Appeal: Kinds; Transfer of Criminal Proceedings ways, When it can be allowed and refused; c. Criminal Revision before Sessions Court and High Court Requirements; UNIT V MODEL DRAFTS (CRIMINAL) a. F.I.R.; Complaint; Application to discharge accused; Application to Quash F.I.R.; Petition against Public nuisance; Application for maintenance; b. Bail application; Application for anticipatory bail; Applications for cancellation of bail; petition for issuance of Search Warrant; c. Memorandum of Murder appeal, Transfer of Criminal cases from one court to other. Application for Legal Aid in Criminal Prosecution. Books recommended for reading 1. D SCUZA - Conveyancing 2. K.K.SRIVASTAVA - The Law of Pleadings, Drafting & Conveyancing. 3. M.K.MAJUMDAR - Law of Pleadings & Conveyancing

6 SEMESTER-III Paper-VI International Law I (Elective - II) Full Marks 70 UNIT-I INTRODUCTION a. Meaning, nature and importance of international law b. Public international Law and Privat International Law c. Subjects of international Law UNIT-II SOURCE AND DEVELOPMENT OF INTERNATIONAL LAW a. Source of International Law b. Development of international Law c. Codification of International Law UNIT-III LAW OF PEACE a. State Recognition b. State succession and Jurisdiction c. Extradition UNIT-IV INTERNATIONAL TREATIES a. Treaties, Formation, reservation an termination of treaties b. Diplomatic Agent c. Settlement of international disputes UNIT-V INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION a. Constitution, power and function of UN general Assembly b. Security council and Economic and social council c. International court of justice 1. Starke-Introduction to International Law 2. Oppenheim-International Law 3. H.O..Agarwal-International Law 4. S.K.Kapoor- International Law 5. M.P.Tandon-Public International Law

7 SEMESTER-III Paper-VI Competition Law I (Elective - I) Full Marks 70 Unit-I: GENESIS AND CONCEPT OF COMPETETION a. Concept of Competition b. Anti Competitive Agreements c. Abuse of dominate position. Unit-II: COMPETITION ACT, 2002 a. Establishment and Composition of Competition Commission of India b. Duties, Powers and Functions of the Commission, Duties of Director General c. Penalties, Competition Appellate Tribunal Unit-III: IPR & COMPETITION LAW a. b. c. Unit-IV: COMPETITION LAW AND WTO a. b. c. Unit-V: COMPETITION LAW INTERNATIONAL APPROACH a. Anti-competition agreements and the freedom of Contract (SS.23 & 27), Constitutional initiatives in the protection of monopolistic activities, Competition Laws in U.K., U.S.A. and European Union, Cartel system and law. Anti trust Laws: introduction, the Sherman Act, and Federal Trade Commission Act, Relevant provisions of the said Laws with comparative analysis. 1. Competition Act, Securities and Exchange Board of India(SEBI Act), Prevention of Money Laundering Act, Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008

8 SEMESTER-III Paper-VI Law of Carriage I (Elective - III) Full Marks 70 UNIT I CARRIAGE BY LAND a. Classification and Characteristics of Carriers b. Rights and Duties of Carriers c. Liability of Carriers, Liability as Common carrier, Exceptions UNIT II CARRIAGE BY AIR a. Meaning of International Carriage, Documents of Carriage b. International Carriage by Air c. Liability in Case of Death, The Hague Protocol UNIT III CARRIAGE BY RAIL a. Responsibility of Railway Administration as Carrier, Carriage of Goods and Animals b. Act of God, Act of War and act of public enemies c. General Responsibility, Liability for personal Injury UNIT IV CARRIAGE BY SEA a. Implied Undertaking Contract of affreightment b. Character parties, Usual clauses of characters party c. Bill of Lading, Rights, Duties and Liability of Carrier by Sea UNIT V LAW OF CARRIAGE INTERNATIONAL PRESCRIPTION a. International Carriage by Road b. International carriage by Railway c. Warsaw and Montoreal convention on carriage by air. Books for Reference 1. Avtar Singh Law of Carriages 2. Gandhi Law of Carriages

9 4 th Semester 3-Year LL.B. (Hons.) Course Paper - I CPC -II 6 Paper - II Family Law-II (Muslim Law) 6 Paper - III Labour and Industrial Laws 6 Paper - IV Principles of Taxation Laws 6 Paper - V Moot Court 6 Paper VI Electives 1. Insurance Law 6 2. Health Law 6 3. Human Rights and Humanitarian Law 6 Note: A student has to offer one course from the above three electives as Paper-VI in Semester IV Paper-I Civil Procedure Code II & Limitation Act Full Marks 70 UNIT I I. Special Suits : Suits against Government or Public Officers (S- 79 to 82) & O-27; Suits by or against Corporations (O-29); Suits by or against Partnership firms (O-30); Suits by or against Minors & Lunatics (O-32); Interpleader Suit (S-88 & O-35), Suits by Indigent Persons (O-33) II. III. First Appeal (Sec - 96); Powers of appellate Court; Second Appeal (Sec-100) Case Law analysis; Appeals From Orders (Sec 104 & O-43); Appeal by Indigent Persons (O - 33); Appeals to Supreme Court (Sec-109) UNIT II I. Reference (Sec-113); Review (Sec-114); II. Revision (Sec-115)- case law analysis; III. Execution: Courts by which decrees may be executed (Sec-38); Transfer of decree for execution. UNIT III I. Powers of the Executing Court; who may apply for execution & against whom execution may be taken out; Procedure to be adopted on receipt of application for execution; Stay of execution (O-21. R-26); II. Modes of executing decree: Delivery of Property; attachment and sale of property; Arrest & detention of Judgment debtor; Appointment of receiver; Injunction; Restitution of Conjugal rights. III. Questions to be determined by Executing Court (Sec - 47); Duties of Executing Court. UNIT IV I. Transfer of Cases (Sec 22 to 25), case Law analysis. II. Restitution (sec - 144)- Essential Conditions; Caveat (Sec A) III. Inherent Powers of Courts: Enlargement of Time (Sec-148); Payment of Court Fees (Sec - 149); Power to secure ends of Justice (Sec - 151); Amendment of Judgments/Orders (Sec-152) UNIT V I. When a Suit instituted (Sec 2); Expiry of prescribed period when Court is closed; Condonation of delay (Sec - 5); Legal Disability (Sec 6, 7, 8). II. III. Exclusion of time in Legal Proceedings (Sec - 12); Exclusion of time proceeding bonafide in court without Jurisdiction (Sec - 14); Exclusion of time in certain other cases (Sec - 15) Acquisition of easements by prescription (Sec - 25); Exclusion in favor of reversioner of Servient tenement (Sec 26); Extinguishment of right to property (Sec - 27) Books recommended for reading 1. MULLA - The Code of Civil Procedure (Student s Edition) 2. MULLA - The Code of Civil Procedure (Practitioner s Edition) 3. CHITALEY & RAO - The Code of Civil Procedure 4. C.K.TAKWANI - Code of Civil Procedure 5. MULLA - The Key to Indian Practice 6. BASU - The Code of Civil Procedure 7. Boland - Civil Procedure in a Nutshell 8. CHOUDHARI - Cases and Materials on Civil Procedure Code 9. CHAKRAVARTI, SURANJAN & NATH - Cases and Materials on Code of Civil Procedure 10. SURINDER MALIK - Code of Civil Procedure 11. J.D.JAIN - Limitation Act 12. Dr. H.P. Gupta - Limitation Act

10 SEMESTER-IV Paper-II FAMILY LAW-II (MUSLIM LAW) Full Marks 70 UNIT I CONCEPT, ORIGIN, DEVELOPMENT, SOURCES & SCHOOLS OF MUSLIM LAW I. Who is a Muslim, Origin of Muslim Law, Development of Muslim Law; II. Sources of Muslim Law: Quran; Sunnat & Ahadis (Traditional), The Jima Secondary sources ; III. Schools: Sunni Sub-schools Hanafi School, Maliki School, Shafii School, Hanbali School, Shia sub School; UNIT II MARRIAGE & DOWER I. Marriage (Nikah) kinds of marriage, Void, irregular and valid marriage, Difference between Shia and Sunni Law of Marriage; II. Remedies available to husband & wife, restitution of conjugal rights, Muta marriage, Polygamy in Islam, Difference between Shia and Sunni Law of marriage; III. Dower (MAHR), object of dower: Classification of dower, Difference between Shia and Sunni Law relating to dower, Effect of Apostasy on dower. UNIT III DIVORCE (TALAQ), PARENTAGE & LEGITIMACY & GUARDIANSHIP I. Divorce; Different modes of Talaq, Judicial divorce under Dissolution of Muslim Marriage Act, 1939; II. Parentage (Maternity & paternity), How established, legitimacy; III. Guardianship (HIZANAT) kinds, removal of guardian; UNIT IV MAINTENANCE (NAFAQA) GIFT (HIBA), WILL (WASIYAT) I. Maintenance Meaning/ definition, Liability for maintenance, persons entitled to maintenance, duration, arrears of maintenance, difference between Shia & Suni Law regarding maintenance. II. Gift, requisites of gift, Kinds of Gift, Void gift, revocation of gift; III. Will (WASIYAT) : Origin of Law of will, Requisites, consent, Revocation; UNIT V WAQF, PREEMPTION & INHERITANCE I. Wakf : Essentials, Revocation of Wakf; Application of the Law of pre-emption, when right is lost, Difference between Sunni and Shia Laws II. Inheritance: what is heritable property, when inheritance opens, who are entitled to inherit; III. Applicability of rules to inheritance Rule of Representation, Rule of vested inheritance, Rule of SPES SUCCESSION. Books recommended for reading 1. MULLA - Principles of Mohammedan Law 2. K.P.SAKSENA - MUSLIM LAW 3. TAHIR MAHMOOD - MUSLIM LAW 4. ABDUR RAHIM - Principles of Mohammedan Law 5. TYABJI - MUSLIM LAW

11 SEMESTER-IV Paper-III LABOUR AND INDUSTRIAL LAWS Full Marks 70 UNIT-I INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT-1947 a. Definitions- Industry and Industrial Dispute b. Voluntary method of settlement of Industrial Disputes c. Compulsory method of settlement of Industrial Disputes UNIT-II INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES ACT 1947 a. Strike and lack out b. Lay off and retrenchment c. Closure and transfer of undertaking UNIT-III TRADE UNION ACT a. Development of Trade Unionism b. Registration and cancellation c. Rights liabilities and Duties of a Registered Trade Union UNIT-IV EMPLOYEES COMPENSATIONS ACT a. Development of the concept of social security and compensatory laws b. Employees liability for compensation c. Amount of compensation UNIT-V FACTORIES ACT-1948 a. Definition of Factory and manufacturing b. Safety and welfare provisions c. Working hours of adult and employment of young person 1. O.P.Malhotra- Industrial Disputes Act 2. S.N.Mishra-Labour Laws 3. V.G.Goswamy- Labour and Industrial Law 4. S.C.Srivastava- Industrial Relations and Labour Law

12 SEMESTER-IV Paper-IV PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION LAWS Full Marks 70 UNIT-I PRINCIPLES OF TAXATION LAW a. Definitions- Agricultural Income, Income, Person, Assessee, Assessment Year, Previous Year, Capital asset, Transfer. b. Charge and Scope of Total Income, Income deemed to accrue or arise c. Residential status in case of individuals, Companies, Hindu undivided Family. UNIT-II INCOMES EXEMPTED FROM TAX a. Certain Incomes which donot form the part of the total income (Sec 10[10CC]), 10 (5) to 10 (14), 10 (10), 10(10A), 10 (10AA), 10 (10B), 10 (10 C), 10 (11), 10 (12), 10(13), 10(13A) b. Income of Charitable institutions c. Income of Political Parties UNIT-III HEADS OF INCOME a. Income from Salary i. Charitability ii. Deduction from Salary b. Income from House Property and Capital Gains i. Chargebility ii. Exemption and Computation c. Income from Business and Profession Chargebility Deductions, allowances and Rebates (Sec 30 to 37 & 33) some deduction u/s 80. (Ss 80CCC, 80 D, 80DD, 80DDB, 80E, 80GG) AND REBATE U/S 88 UNIT-IV PROCEDURE OF ASSESSMENT a. Return of Income (S 139(1)) self assessment (S.140 A) and summary assessment (S.143) b. Best Judgment assessment (S.144) c. Income escapins assessment (Ss ) UNIT-V APPEAL, REVISION AND PENALTIES a. Procedure for filling appeal and limitation (S - 249) and Appellate authorities b. Revision (Ss. 263,264) c. Penalties (Ss. 270 and 271) SEMESTER-IV Paper-V MOOT COURT Full Marks 70

13 SEMESTER-IV Paper-VI INSURANCE LAW (ELECTIVE - I) Full Marks 70 UNIT I INTRODUCTION d. Meaning, Nature and purpose of Insurance e. Ingredients of Contract of Insurance f. Development of Insurance Law In India UNIT II LIFE INSURANCE d. Formation of Life Insurance Contract e. Performance of Insurance Contract f. Essentials and Conditions of Life Insurance Contract UNIT III MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE d. Essentials and Conditions of Marine Insurance e. Insurable Interest, Disclosure and Representation, f. Kind of Marine Policy UNIT IV FIRE INSURANCE a. Essentials and Conditions of fire Insurance b. Characteristics of Fire Insurance Contract, Insurable Interest, c. Rights of Insurer UNIT V MISCELLANEOUS d. Role of Insurance in Economic Development e. Establishment, Incorporation, Composition and Tenure of the Insurance Regulatory Development Authority under the LR.D.A. Act. f. Duties, Powers and Functions of the Authorities BOOKS FOR REFERENCE 3. M.N. Mishra Law of Insurance 4. C.Rangarajan Hand Book of Insurance and allied Laws 5. Bhattacharya Law of Insurance 6. R.K.Nagarajan - Law of Insurance

14 SEMESTER-IV Paper-VI HEALTH LAW (ELECTIVE - II) Full Marks 70 Unit I: INTRODUCTION a. Health Care- Meaning, Concept & its Necessity, Health Care as an Important National Issue b. Right to Health as Fundamental Rights, Right to Health vis-à-vis Right to Privacy c. Remedies available under the Indian Constitution Unit-II: OBLIGATION OF MEDICAL FRATERNITY a. Code of Ethics for Doctors b. Duties and obligation of Medical Practitioners c. Provisions for Indian Medical CouncilAct,1956 Unit-III: PROTECTION OF DOCTORS a. Medical Jurisprudence, b. Right of Patient, c. Legal Protection to Medical Practitioners Unit-IV: MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE (LIABILITY OF DOCTORS) a. Ingredients, Role of consent in Medical Practice b. Error of Judgment and Gross Negligence c. Wrongful Diagnosis and Negligent Diagnosis Unit-V: REMEDIES FOR MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE a. Law of torts, Consumer protection law b. Law of crime c. Role of Judiciary 1. ILI- Legal framework of Health Care in India 2. Annop K. Kaushal- Medical Negligence and Legal Remedies 3. V.N. Shukla-Indian Constitution 4. Indian Medical Council Act, Indian Medical Council (Professional Conduct, Etiquette and Ethics Regulation,2002

15 SEMESTER-IV, Paper-VI, HUMAN RIGHTS AND HUMANITARIAN LAW (ELECTIVE - III) Full Marks 70 UNIT- I CONCEPT AND DEVELOPMENT a. Meaning, scope and basis of HR b. Origin & development c. Role of UNO in promotion and protection of HR UNIT-II UNIVERSAL DECLARATION ON HUMAN RIGHTS a. Universal Declaration Human Rights-1948 b. Introduction convention on civil and political rights-1966 c. Introduction convention on economics, social and cultural rights-1966 UNIT-III HUMAN RIGHTS OF VULNERABLE SECTION a. Old and disabled persons. b. Child-CRC and Indian Law c. Common- CEDAW Compensatory Justice UNIT-IV HUMAN RIGHT- THE INDIAN CONSTITUTION a. Fundamental Rights and HR b. Role of SC in safeguarding HR c. National and state Human Rights Commissions, Power and function UNIT-V INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW a. International humanitarian Law and Human Rights b. General Conventions on protection of wounded and sick c. Protection of prisoners of war 1. D.D.Basu-Human Rights 2. Paras Diwan-Human Rights 3. O.P.Agarwal-Human Rights 4. Dr.U.Chandra-Human Rights 5. Dr.H.O.Agarwal-Human Rights