Semester III

Second-year, Third-semester study resources.

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit IV

    Unit-IV: Lease, Exchange, Gifts, Registration & Actionable Claims (Detailed Points) 1. Lease of Immovable Property (Sections 105 to 117 of TPA) A. Meaning, Essential Features, and Definition (Section 105) B. Duration and Implied Kinds of Leases (Section 106) C. Statutory Rights and Liabilities of Lessor and Lessee (Section 108) D. Determination and Termination of Lease…

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit III

    Unit-III: Sale, Mortgage, Marshalling, Contribution & Charges 1. Sale of Immovable Property (Sections 54 to 57 of TPA) A. Essential Features and Definition (Section 54) B. Rights and Liabilities of Buyer and Seller (Section 55) 2. Mortgage of Immovable Property (Sections 58 to 104) A. Definition and Key Terms (Section 58) B. Kinds of Mortgages…

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit II

    Unit-II: Doctrine of Election, Covenants, Ostensible Owner, Feeding the Grant, Lis Pendens, Fraudulent Transfer & Part-Performance 1. Doctrine of Election (Section 35 of TPA) A. Meaning and Principle 2. Covenants Affecting Immovable Property (Sections 37 to 40) A. Meaning and Kinds of Covenants 3. Transfer by Ostensible Owner (Section 41) A. Meaning and Principle (Benami…

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit I

    Unit-I: Meaning, Concept, Kinds of Property, Transferable Property, Conditions, Vested & Contingent Interests 1. Meaning and Concept of Property A. What is “Property”? B. Kinds of Property 2. Transfer of Property (Sections 5 to 9 of TPA) A. Meaning of “Transfer of Property” (Section 5) B. What Property Can Be Transferred? (Section 6) C. Who…

  • Syllabus Summary

    Unit Number Core Topic / Subject Range Key Jurists / Concepts Core Description / Subject Matter Unit-I Meaning, Schools & Sovereignty Austin, Savigny, Pound Analytical, Historical, Sociological schools, theories of law, and Austinian sovereignty. Unit-II Sources of Law Salmond, Heydon’s Case Legislation, precedent (stare decisis), custom validity tests, and codification. Unit-III Personality & Rights Hohfeld,…

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit V

    Unit-V: Ownership, Possession, Property, Legal Sanctions & Theories of Criminal Justice 1. Ownership in Jurisprudence A. Meaning and Definition of Ownership B. Kinds of Ownership 2. Possession in Jurisprudence A. Meaning and Elements of Possession B. Relation Between Ownership and Possession C. Possessory Remedies 3. Property and Modes of Acquisition A. Meaning and Kinds of…

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit IV

    Unit-IV: Obligation, Liability, Mens Rea, Strict and Vicarious Liability 1. Obligations in Jurisprudence A. Nature of Obligation B. Sources of Obligations 2. Legal Liability A. Nature and Kinds of Liability B. General Conditions of Liability (Actus Reus and Mens Rea) 3. Intention, Motive, and Negligence A. Intention vs. Motive B. Negligence 4. Strict Liability, Absolute…

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit III

    Unit-III: Legal Personality, Corporations, Rights and Duties 1. Persons and Nature of Legal Personality A. Meaning of “Person” in Jurisprudence B. Legal Status of Special Entities 2. Corporations and Corporate Personality A. Meaning and Nature of Corporate Personality B. Purpose of Incorporation 3. Rights and Duties A. Definition and Correlation of Rights and Duties B….

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit II

    LL.B. Semester III: Jurisprudence Unit-II: Sources of Law — Legislation, Precedent, Custom & Codification 1. Classification of Sources of Law Jurists generally classify the sources of law into two primary categories: 2. Legislation as a Primary Source of Law A. Definition of Legislation B. Classification of Legislation C. Principles of Statutory Interpretation 3. Precedent as…

  • Detailed Study Notes for Unit I

    Unit-I: Meaning, Definition, Schools of Jurisprudence, Theories of Law, Sovereignty & Justice 1. Meaning, Definition, Nature, and Scope of Jurisprudence A. Etymological Origin & Conceptual Evolution B. Classical Definitions by Renowned Jurists C. General vs. Particular Jurisprudence 2. Elements of Ancient Indian Jurisprudence 3. Comprehensive Analysis of Schools of Jurisprudence A. Analytical School (Positive Law…