CUET SYLLABUS FOR LEGAL STUDIES

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Note: There will be one Question Paper which will have 50 questions out of which 40 questions need to be attempted.

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UNIT

  
 

Judiciary
  1. Structure and Hierarchy of Courts and Legal Offices in India 
  2.  Constitution, Roles and Impartiality 
  3.  Appointments, Trainings, Retirement and Removal ofJudges 
  4.  Courts and Judicial Review
 

Topics of Law
  1. Law of Property 
  2. Law of Contracts 
  3.  Law of Torts 
  4.  Introduction to Criminal Laws in India
 

Arbitration, Tribunal Adjunction, and Alternative Dispute Resolution
  1.  Adversarial and Inquisitorial Systems 
  2.  Introduction to Alternative Dispute Resolution 
  3.  Types of ADR 
  4.  Arbitration, Administrative, Tribunals 
  5.  Mediation and Conciliation 
  6.  Lok Adalats 
  7.  Ombudsman 
  8.  Lokpal and Lokayukta
 

Human Rights in India 
  1. Introduction – International Context 
  2. Constitutional framework and Related laws in India
  3.  Complaint Mechanisms of Quasi-judicial Bodies
 

Legal Professionin India 

Introduction 

The Advocates Act, 1961, The Bar Council of India, Lawyers and Professional Ethics, Advertising by Lawyers, Opportunities for Law graduates, Legal Education in India, Liberalization of the Legal Profession, Women and the Legal Profession in India
 

Legal Services
  1. Legal background – Free Legal Aid under Criminal law, Legal Aid by the State, Legal Aid under the Indian Constitution, NALSARegulations, 2010 
  2.  Criteria for giving free Legal Services 
  3.  Lok Adalats 
  4.  Legal Aid in Context of Social Justice and Human Rights
 

International Context
  1. Introduction to International Law 
  2.  Sources of International Law – Treaties, Customs andICJ Decisions 
  3.  International Institutions, International Human Rights 
  4. Customary International Law 
  5. International law & Municipal Law 
  6. International Law & India 
  7. Dispute Resolution – ICJ, ICC and Other Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
 

Legal Maxims

Important Legal Maxims.

Meaning with illustrations of the following: - 

  • Actus non facit reum nisi mens sit rea 
  • Ad valorem 
  • Amicus Curiae 
  • Audi alterem partum 
  • Assentio Mentium 
  • Bona fide 
  • Bona Vacantia 
  • Caveat Emptor 
  • Corpus Delicto 
  • Damnum Sine Injuria 
  • De Die in Diem 
  • De Minimis Lex Non Curat 
  • Doli Incapax 
  • Ejusdem Generis 
  • Ex Post Facto 
  • Ignorantia Facti Excusat 
  • IgnorantiaJuris Non Excusat 
  • Injuria Sine Damnum 
  • Locus Standi 
  • Nemo Debet Esse Judex in Propria SuaCausa 
  • Nemo debt non quad habit 
  • Noscitur a Sociis 
  • Obiter Dicta 
  • Pari Materia 
  • Per Incuriam 
  • Qui Facit Per Alium, Facit Per Se 
  • Quid pro quo
  • Ratio Decidendi 
  • Res ipsa loquitur 
  • Res Judicata Accipitur Pro Veritate 
  • Salus Populi Est Suprema Lex 
  • Stare Decisis 
  • Ubi Jus Ibi Remedium

 

Create a mind map

If you are unable to comprehend certain ideas properly the first time, consider constructing a mind map to help you visualise them. Creating a mind map is a kind of diagram that is centred on a particular topic. In order to obtain a deeper understanding of the subject, related thoughts and even improbable elements are added to the notion. This method is very beneficial for visual learners. They are even used by advertising creative types and other experts to sketch out their significant ideas.
 

Make a list of everything

Some would argue that taking notes in class is a waste of time since there are already books accessible at the library, which they believe is incorrect. Professors sometimes provide pearls of advice that you might use to your academic endeavours. When taking notes, make a point of noting down the keywords and particular topics. If you are concerned that your writing will not be able to keep up, consider using a voice recorder.

Participate in the conversation

When you arrive for class, don't simply show up for the sake of showing up. Make a contribution to the debate. Inquire with (hopefully well-considered) questions. If you have a different point of view, express it. As a lawyer, you will not be compensated for acting in a timid manner. The sooner you gain confidence in your ability to speak out, the better for your professional development.
 

Read in a strategic manner

When it comes to reading the Bill of Rights and Amendment, there is no such thing as too much time to waste. The use of jargon and technical notions might be difficult to comprehend. Continue to read the material until you get the primary point. When you get the material, be prepared to take notes on the main points in the text. When you're reading, have a dictionary nearby at all times.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is the pattern of the test? ?

A. The test will be objective type. The question paper will comprise Multiple Choice questions.

Q. Is there a skill test also after I pass this test ?

A. Yes, for skill based programmes like Dance/ Music/ Theatre Universities may conduct the skill test.

Q. What is the selection procedure for the CUET Examination? ?

A. The selection procedure for the CUET Examination is a written examination and an interview

Q. How will I get my Admit Card ? ?

A. The Admit Card will be uploaded on NTA website https://cuet.samarth.ac.in/ as per the schedule communicated through the website. Candidates need to check the Admit Card carefully for all particulars e.g. Roll No. Name, Subject Group, Date of Birth, Gender,Examination Centre Name, City, medium opted, Category etc. No physical admit cards will be issued.