CS Executive Jurisprudence Important Topics (JIGL)

1. Sociological Definition of Law
2. Realist Definition of Law
3. Principle Sources of Indian Law
4. Classification of Customs
5. Requisites of a Valid Custom
6. Kinds of Precedents
7. Ratio Decidendi
8. Obiter Dicta
9. Doctrine of Stare Decisis
10. personal law of Mohammedans
11. Secondary Source of Indian Law
12. Justice, Equity and Good Conscience
13. Chief sources of English law
14. Sources of Mercantile Law
15. Jurisprudence
16. John Austin’s Command Theory of Law
17. Roscoe Pound’s theory of law
18. Salmond’s theory of law
19. ‘Pure Theory of Law’
20. Bentham’s eight respects of law
21. Distinguish between Declaratory Precedents and Original Precedents

1. Peculiar Features Of Indian Federalism
2. Doctrine Of Severability
3. Doctrine Of Eclipse
4. Waiver
5. Article 14
6. Article 14
7. Article 17
8. Rights Relating To Freedom
9. Monopoly
10. Preventive Detention
11. Articles 31a, 31b And 31c Relating To Property
12. Directive Principles Of State Policy
13. Conflict Between A Fundamental Right And A Directive Principle
14. Fundamental Duties
15. Ordinance Making Powers Of President
16. Freedom Of Trade, Commerce And Intercourse
17. Types Of Writs
18. Delegated Legislation
19. Classification Of Subordinate Legislation
20. Law Making Process (How A Bill Becomes An Act)
21. Ad Hoc And Standing Committees
22. Does A Law Made By A State To Create Monopoly Rights In Favour Of A Person To Carry On Any Business Affect The Freedom Of Trade?
23. The Constitution Of India Is “Federal In Character But With Unitary Features”.

1. Need For and Object of Interpretation
2. The Primary Rules of Interpretation
3. Expressio Unis Est Exclusio Alterius
4. Contemporanea Expositio Est Optima Et Fortissima in Lege
5. Noscitur a Sociis
6. Internal Aids in Interpretation
7. External Aids in Interpretation

1. General Rule of Construction
2. Kinds of Rule of Construction and Interpretation
3. Powers and Functionaries
4. “Rule of Construction is a rule used for interpreting legal instruments, especially contracts and statutes”.Comment

1. Need for Administrative Law
2. Principal sources of administrative law in India
3. Judicial Control over Administrative Actions
4. Principles of Natural Justice
5. Exceptions to Natural Justice
6. Effect of Failure of Natural Justice
7. Effect of a valid contract with Government
8. Quasi-Contractual Liability
9. Liability of the Public Servant
10. main features of Statutory Corporations
11. The liability of the government can either be contractual or tortious. Discuss.
12. The liability of the State is vicarious for the wrongful acts of its servants. Comment.

1. General Conditions of Liability For A Tort
2. Difference Between Damnum Sine Injuria And Injuria Sine Damnum
3. Mens Rea
4. Kinds Of Tortious Liability
5. Exceptions to The Rule Of Strict Liability
6. Vicarious Liability
7. Torts or Wrongs To Personal Safety And Freedom
8. Extra Judicial Remedies

1. Bar of Limitation
2. Doctrine of sufficient cause
3. Persons under legal disability
4. Continuous Running of Time
5. Effect of Acknowledgement on the Period Of Limitation
6. Effect of Payment On Account Of Debt or Of Interest on Legacy
7. Classification of Period of Limitation
8. Sufficient causes for extension of time period under limitation act, 1963?
9. Acquisition of Ownership by Possession
10. “Period of Limitation once starts cannot be stopped” Comment.

1. Essentials of A Decree
2. Meaning of Judgement-Debtor
3. Limitation on Jurisdiction of A Civil Court
4. Doctrine of Res Sub Judice And Its Essential Conditions
5. Place of Suing
6. Res Judicata And Its Conditions
7. Set-Off Counter-Claim And Equitable Set-Off
8. Interlocutory Orders
9. Main Essentials of The Suit
10. Misjoinder of Parties
11. Delivery of Summons By Court
12. Summary Procedure
13. Suits By or Against Minors
14. Reference, Review and Revision
15. Kinds of appeals
16. Affidavit
17. Judgement
18. Decree
19. Defendant has four remedies available if an ex-parte decree is passed against him. Explain.

1. Exemption from intra-territorial jurisdiction of IPC
2. Fundamental Elements of Crime
3. Stages of Crime
4. Punishment
5. Definition of criminal conspiracy
6. Dishonest misappropriation of property
7. Criminal breach of trust – essential ingredients
8. Criminal breach of trust by public servant, or by banker, merchant or agent
9. Cheating and its main ingredients
10. Forgery
11. Defamation
12. Kinds of Defamation
13. Printing or engraving matter known to be defamatory
14. General exceptions
15. State the cases in which mens rea is not required in criminal law.

1. Complaint and its requisites
2. Classes of Criminal Courts
3. Power of the Court to pass sentences
4. Arrest of Persons
5. Summons and Warrants
6. Search Warrant
7. Power to issue order in urgent cases of nuisance or apprehended danger
8. Information to The Police And Their Powers To Investigate
9. Powers of Magistrate
10. Summary Trials
11. Distinguish between (a) Cognizable and Non-cognizable offences (b) Inquiry, Investigation and Trial (c) Bailable and Non-bailable offences (d) F.I.R. and Complaint.
12. Is the Code of Criminal Procedure a substantive or an adjective law, or both?
13. Discuss the procedure for search and seizure: (i) of persons (ii) of things.

1. Meaning of Evidence
2. Logical relevancy and legal relevancy
3. Hearsay rule
4. Confessions Vs. Admissions
5. Opinion of Third Persons When Relevant
6. Cases in which opinion of expert is relevant.
7. Priviliged Communications
8. Oral, Documentary And Circumstantial Evidence
9. Estoppel
10. Kinds of Estoppel

1. Orders of Tribunal
2. Appeal from Orders Of Tribunal
3. Procedure before Tribunal And Appellate Tribunal
4. Special Courts
5. Discuss the power of NCLT under Companies Act, 2013 regarding Winding Up of the Company
6. Procedure of appeal before the National Company Law Tribunal
7. Offenses triable by Special Courts
8. Difference between a Court and a Tribunal

1. Arbitral Award
2. International Commercial Arbitration
3. Arbitration Agreement
4. Number of arbitrators
5. Appointment of Arbitrators
6. Failure or impossibility to act as an arbitrator
7. Termination of Mandate and Substitution of Arbitrator
8. Place of arbitration
9. Time limit for arbitral award
10. Fast track procedure
11. Form and contents of arbitral award
12. Correction and interpretation of award; additional award
13. Enforcement
14. Conditions for enforcement of foreign awards
15. Number of conciliators
16. Appointment of conciliators
17. Role of conciliator
18. Termination of conciliation proceedings
19. Alternative Dispute Resolution
20. Grounds to challenge the appointment of an Arbitrator
21. Part I of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, 1996 applicable only to all the arbitrations which take place within the territory of India. Comment

1. Bill of Lading
2. Instrument
3. Bill of exchange
4. Bond
5. Lease
6. Promissory Note
7. Settlement
8. Instruments Chargeable With Duty
9. Securities Dealt In Depository Not Liable To Stamp Duty
10. Consideration to Be Set Out
11. Apportionment
12. Party Liable to Pay
13. Methods of Stamping
14. Cancellation of Adhesive Stamps and Its Modes
15. Writing on Stamp Paper
16. Denoting Duty
17. Impounding
18. Admission of Improperly Stamped Instruments
19. Can Parliament increase or, decrease, the stamp duty on an agreement?
20. A document creates a lease of property X and also grants a gift of property Y. How is the stamp duty to be calculated, on this document?
21. Is an agreement for the sale of goods “conveyance”, for the purposes of the Stamp Act? Discuss

1. Documents Whose Registration Is Compulsory
2. Documents Of Which Registration Is Optional
3. Time Limit For Presentation
4. Documents Executed Out Of India
5. Presentation Of A Will
6. Place Of Registration
7. Presenting Of Documents For Registration
8. Registered Document When Operative
9. Effect Of Non-Registration Of Documents Required To Be Registered
10. Refusal To Register By The Sub-Registrar
11. Appeal To Registrar
12. Exemption Of Certain Documents Executed By Or In Favour Of Government
13. Object Of The Law Of Registration

1. Objective Of RTI Act
2. Obligations Of Public Authority
3. Designation Of Public Information Officers (PIO)
4. Duties Of A PIO
5. Exemption From Disclosure
6. Partial Disclosure Allowed
7. Who Is Excluded?
8. Information Commissions And Their Powers
9. The Rti Act Confers On All Citizens A Right To Information. Enumerate The Salient Features Of The Act.

1. Documents Or Transactions To Which The Act Shall Not Apply
2. Definition of Key pair “computer network”, “electronic form
3. Digital Signatureand Electronic Signature
4. Validity Of Contracts Formed Through Electronic Means
5. Attribution And Dispatch Of Electronic Records
6. Certifying Authorities
7. Compensation For Failure To Protect Data
8. Electronic Signature Certificates
9. Liability Of Network Service Providers
10. State, in brief, about the Appellate Tribunal, under the Information Technology Act, 2000
11. What are the offences provided in the Information Technology Act, 2000, for various kinds of misuse of computer?

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