This document provides topics for internal assessment assignments for various papers for the LL.M. Final course at Kuvempu University Directorate of Distance Education. It lists 3 topics each for Papers 7 through 12 related to legal subjects like economic enterprises, export/import regulation, banking law, insurance law, corporate finance, and environmental law. Paper 13 involves a dissertation on a topic of the student's choosing from the LL.M. syllabus, with instructions provided. Students must answer two topics carrying 7.5 marks each from the list for each paper to be evaluated out of 15 marks total.
This document provides topics for internal assessment assignments for various papers for the LL.M. Final course at Kuvempu University Directorate of Distance Education. It lists 3 topics each for Papers 7 through 12 related to legal subjects like economic enterprises, export/import regulation, banking law, insurance law, corporate finance, and environmental law. Paper 13 involves a dissertation on a topic of the student's choosing from the LL.M. syllabus, with instructions provided. Students must answer two topics carrying 7.5 marks each from the list for each paper to be evaluated out of 15 marks total.
This document provides topics for internal assessment assignments for various papers for the LL.M. Final course at Kuvempu University Directorate of Distance Education. It lists 3 topics each for Papers 7 through 12 related to legal subjects like economic enterprises, export/import regulation, banking law, insurance law, corporate finance, and environmental law. Paper 13 involves a dissertation on a topic of the student's choosing from the LL.M. syllabus, with instructions provided. Students must answer two topics carrying 7.5 marks each from the list for each paper to be evaluated out of 15 marks total.
This document provides topics for internal assessment assignments for various papers for the LL.M. Final course at Kuvempu University Directorate of Distance Education. It lists 3 topics each for Papers 7 through 12 related to legal subjects like economic enterprises, export/import regulation, banking law, insurance law, corporate finance, and environmental law. Paper 13 involves a dissertation on a topic of the student's choosing from the LL.M. syllabus, with instructions provided. Students must answer two topics carrying 7.5 marks each from the list for each paper to be evaluated out of 15 marks total.
TOPICS FOR INTERNAL ASSESSMENT ASSIGNMENTS 2010-11
Course : LL.M. ( Final) Note: 1. Students are advised to read the separate enclosed instructions, before beginning the writing Assignment. 2. Out of 20 Internal Assignment marks per paper, 5 marks will be awarded for regularity (attendance) to Counseling/Contact Programme Classes pertaining to the paper. Therefore, the topics given below are only for 15 marks each paper. 3. ANSWERS must be brief and where ever required answers must be substantiated with relevant Case Laws / Statutory Provision. Answer any TWO Topics/ Questions from each of the papers. Each Topic carries 7½ Marks.
Paper 7: Legal Regulation of Economic Enterprises
‘Industrial sickness has only two solutions- Nationalization or winding up’ discuss the rational 1. of this statement in the light of measures adopted by the government to overcome this problem Discuss the effectiveness of Industrial development and Regulation Act 1951 in the era of 2. globalization. 3. Make a brief note on Global Depositories and collaboration agreement for technology transfer.
Paper 8: Law of Export, Import Regulation
‘Export promotion is the key to development’. Examine the relevance of this statement in the 1. context of international credit crunch. 2. Discuss the objectives, powers and functions of ‘EXIM Bank’ in India. 3. Make a brief note on Bill of lading and currency transfer.
Paper 9: Banking Law
1. What is Nationalization of Banking? Explain to what extent social control of banks is in force after nationalization. 2. Critically evaluate the impact of new technology and automation in banking system. 3. Explain the powers and functions of Reserve Bank of India.
Paper 10: Insurance Law
1. Critically examine risk of Terrorism can be insured under law of Insurance. 2. Explain the powers and functions of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority. 3. Discuss the objectives of public liability insurance.
1 Paper 11: Corporate Finance Enumerate the importance Public Financial Institutions which are assisting the companies for 1. their financial needs. What are the limitations of ‘Profit maximization objective’ and debate how ‘wealth 2. maximization objective’ is better.
3. Discuss the importance of Prospectus in company law.
Paper 12: Environmental and Development Policy and Law
Critically examine the decision of Supreme Court with regard to ‘Polluter pay principle’ and 1. ‘Precautionary principle’. Explain the International perspectives on environmental protection with special reference to 2. Sustainable Development. 3. Make a brief note on ‘Public Trust Doctrine’ and ‘Right to Environment’.
Paper 13: Dissertation
There are no Internal Assignments for Paper 13. Candidates are to submit One Dissertation which carries 80 Marks for the Project work and 20 Marks for Viva-Voce on the topic, which they choose. Instructions: 1. Students can choose any topic for the Dissertation work from the LL.M. Syllabus. 2. The Dissertation work can be either Doctrinal or Non-Doctrinal mode. 3. The Dissertation must be original contribution of the Candidate and must comply with all the requirements. (Introduction, Hypothesis, Methodology, Citation, Foot note or Chapter notes, Bibliography) 4. Get assistance or advice from Sr. Advocate or Professors locally and attach a Certification with the Dissertation work. 5. Viva-Voce will be conducted after receipt of the Dissertation work. Date and Time of Viva- Voce will be intimated by separate communication. 6. Printed and bound copy of the Dissertation work must reach “The Director, Directorate of Distance Education, Kuvempu University, Shankaraghatta – 577 451”, on or before …………. Dissertation received after due date will not be considered for Valuation.
