SRI.R.K.M LAW COLLEGE, R.V.S.

NAGAR, CHITTOR
Affiliated to .S.V. University
INTERNAL EXAMINATION - II
THREE YEARS LL.B DEGREE EXAMINATION OCTOBER-2024
2nd semester
PAPER-CONTRACTS-II
(C.B.C.S Revised regulation w.e.f.2016-2017)
Time: 1 hour Max marks: 20
PART –A
(SHORT QUESTIONS)
Answer any three questions. Each Question carries 2 marks.
(Marks: 3 x 2 = 6)
1. Sub-agent
2. Minor as a partner
3. Promissory note
4. Surety
5. Caveat-emptor
6. Doctrine of holding out
7. Crossed cheques
8. Continuing guarantee
9. Pledgee
PART – B
(ESSAY QUESTIONS)
Answer any one question. Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1 x 7 = 7)
10. Who is an unpaid seller and what are the rights of unpaid seller against the goods sold by him?
11. Define ratification. Explain essentials of valid ratification.
12. Explain discharge of surety with case laws?
13. Define unpaid seller. What are the rights of an unpaid seller?
PART - C
Answer any one question. Each Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1x7=7)
14. ‘B’ owes ‘B’ owes to ‘C’ a debt guaranteed by ‘A’. The debt becomes payable. ‘C’ made some
attempts to recover money from B but felt it will be easy for him to recover from ‘A’ and he
instituted legal action against ‘A’. What will be the liability of A. Decide?
15. ‘A’ allowed his car to be taken away by ‘B’ to show it to a potential customer. ‘B’ used the car for a
week and then sold it to the ‘C’. ‘A’ claimed the car from ‘C’. ‘C’ claimed estoppels against ‘A’.
Decide.
16. ‘X’ finds a golden ring and makes reasonable efforts to discover the true owner, but could not
find him. Later, the finder ‘X’ sells it to ‘Y’ who buys it without knowledge that the ‘X’ was
merely f finder. Can the true owner recover the ring from ‘Y’?
17. A, B and C are partners in a firm. ‘C’ retris and ‘D’ is admitted as a new partner. No public notice
of the change is given but the firm continues its business in its old name. ‘M’ a customer of the
firm, deals with the firm becomes indebted to ‘M’ sues A, B,C and D to recover his dues, will he
succeed. Decide.
 SRI.R.K.M LAW COLLEGE, R.V.S.NAGAR, CHITTOR
Affiliated to .S.V. University
INTERNAL EXAMINATION - II
THREE YEARS LL.B DEGREE EXAMINATION OCTOBER-2024
2nd semester
PAPER-CONSTITUTIONAL-II
(C.B.C.S Revised regulation w.e.f.2016-2017)
Time: 1 hour Max marks: 20
PART –A
(SHORT QUESTIONS)
Answer any three questions. Each Question carries 2 marks.
(Marks: 3 x 2 = 6)
1. Concurrent List
2. Parliamentary privilege
3. Doctrine of Prospective Overruling
4. Sarkaria Commission
5. Presidential form of Government
6. Predominance of Union List
7. Article 370 of the Constitution of India
8. Advisory Jurisdiction of Supreme Court
9. Anti-defection law
PART – B
(ESSAY QUESTIONS)
Answer any one question. Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1 x 7 = 7)
10. What are the Constitutional safeguards available to civil servant against arbitrary dismissal,
removal or reduction in rank?
11. Discuss the Legislative Relations between the Union and the State.
12. Examine the legislative relations between the Centre and States.
13. Explain the scope Doctrine of Immunity of Instrumentalities. Does it apply in India.
PART - C
Answer any one question. Each Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1x7=7)
14. A State had challenged the Law passed by the Parliament, which provided that certain lands
belonging to the State acquired by the Parliament. Whether the Parliament was competent to
acquire State property. Decide under the Constitutional provisions.
15. ‘X’ an editor of a newspaper published a statement of an M.L.A. in the course of business of
the House in the morning session. In the evening session, the statement is expunged by the
speaker of the legislative. House. Whether the editor was guilty for such publication
statement or not. Decide.
16. National Emergency was imposed and all the fundamental right were suspended by
Presidential Declaration. A civil liberties activist approached the High Court for violation of
his right to life and personal liberty. Decide.
17. By means of an Amendment to the Constitution the election disputes of the Prime minister
and Speaker were kept beyond the scope of the courts and judicial scrutiny. Examine the
validity of such an Amendment.
 SRI.R.K.M LAW COLLEGE, R.V.S.NAGAR, CHITTOR
Affiliated to .S.V. University
INTERNAL EXAMINATION - II
THREE YEARS LL.B DEGREE EXAMINATION OCTOBER-2024
2nd semester
PAPER-ENVIRONMENT LAW
(C.B.C.S Revised regulation w.e.f.2016-2017)
Time: 1 hour Max marks: 20
PART –A
(SHORT QUESTIONS)
Answer any three questions. Each Question carries 2 marks.
(Marks: 3 x 2 = 6)
1. Noise Pollution.
2. Green House Effect.
3. Bio-sphere.
4. Public trust doctrine.
5. Hazardous substances.
6. Coastal Regulation Zones.
7. CRZ.
8. Law Relating to Mining.
9. Polluter pays.
PART – B
(ESSAY QUESTIONS)
Answer any one question. Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1 x 7 = 7)
10. Define ‘Environment’ and explain the importance of the protection of Environment.
11. Explain the activist role of judiciary in protecting the environment.
12. What are the causes of environmental degradation? Suggest some remedial measures.
13. Explain the contribution of UNEP in the protection of Global environment.
PART - C
Answer any one question. Each Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1x7=7)
14. Due to accidental leakage of highly toxic gas from an industry many people died and many
others suffered severe health deisorders. Public Interest Litigation is filled against the
industry. Decide.
15. Ramesh purchased a nano car from Tata Company. The car was emitting smoke and the Road
Transport Authorities refused to give Pollution under Control Certificate to Ramesh. Ramesh
filed a case in Consumer Forum asking for replacement of the car-----Decide.
16. The Government had given permission for the construction of a thermal power plant near a
monumental site. The local non-governmental organization objected to the permission on the
ground of destruction to monumental site. Decide.
17. A mining Company ‘M’ limited, obtained a mining lease from the Government of A.P. In 1972
for a period of 30 years. The lease is for mining “bauxite” from a forest land. The state
Government renewed the contract in 2002 for a term of ten years. Is this valid?
 SRI.R.K.M LAW COLLEGE, R.V.S.NAGAR, CHITTOR
Affiliated to .S.V. University
INTERNAL EXAMINATION - II
THREE YEARS LL.B DEGREE EXAMINATION OCTOBER-2024
2nd semester
PAPER-JURISPRUDENCE
(C.B.C.S Revised regulation w.e.f.2016-2017)
Time: 1 hour Max marks: 20
PART –A
(SHORT QUESTIONS)
Answer any three questions. Each Question carries 2 marks.
(Marks: 3 x 2 = 6)
1. Locus Standie
2. Sanction
3. Norm
4. Hypothesis
5. Stammer’s idea of justice
6. Withering away of State
7. Free-will theory
8. Primary rules
9. Jural postulates
PART – B
(ESSAY QUESTIONS)
Answer any one question. Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1 x 7 = 7)
10. Write an essay on “Custom” as a source of law.
11. Explain the difference between the Ratio decedendi and Obiter Dictum with illustrative case
laws?
12. What is Jurisprudence? Why one has to study jurisprudence?
13. What is meant by ‘ratio’? Discuss how ‘ratio’ is identified in a judicial decision.
PART - C
Answer any one question. Each Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1x7=7)
14. The Plaintiffs lands and crops were seriously damaged as a result of water escaping from the
reservoir owned by the State. This happened due to the negligence of State Authorities in
leaving the construction incomplete. Plaintiff brought an action against the State. Decide
15. A Military truck carrying ammunition through a school Zone knocked down a student
crossing the road. The military authorities are sued by the parent of the deceased student for
compensation on the ground of negligent driving—discuss the liability issues?
16. Parliament enacts a law making Hindi as compulsory and official language for all transactions
and prohibits use of Telugu and other languages in the schools, government offices ect.
Discuss the validity of law and elaborate on the limitations of legislative authority of
parliament.
17. The Union legislature wants to pass a law conferring unbridled authority on the Prime
Minister to appoint judges of the Supreme Court without laying down any procedure. This
law is challenged as violating the basic structure of the Constitution—discusses the validity of
such a Law.
 SRI.R.K.M LAW COLLEGE, R.V.S.NAGAR, CHITTOR
Affiliated to .S.V. University
INTERNAL EXAMINATION - II
THREE YEARS LL.B DEGREE EXAMINATION OCTOBER-2024
4th semester
PAPER-ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
(C.B.C.S Revised regulation w.e.f.2016-2017)
Time: 1 hour Max marks: 20
PART –A
(SHORT QUESTIONS)
Answer any three questions. Each Question carries 2 marks.
(Marks: 3 x 2 = 6)
1. Res Judicate
2. Sub-delegation
3. Conditional Legislation
4. Administrative Tribunals
5. Tortious Liability of State
6. Declaratory judgment
7. Non speaking order
8. Statutory Appeal
9. Lokpal
PART – B
(ESSAY QUESTIONS)
Answer any one question. Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1 x 7 = 7)
10. Explain the scope of writ jurisdiction of the High Court’s under Article 226 of the Indian
constitution.
11. What is the Tortious liability of the government?
12. Evaluate the essential characteristics of Tribunals? Distinguish between Courts and Tribunals.
13. Explain the control of Public corporations with specific reference to ‘ Lokpal and Lok-Ayukta’
of states.
PART - C
Answer any one question. Each Question carries 7 marks.
(Marks: 1x7=7)
14. “B” passport was impounded by the passport authority that he was going to be involved in
Anti Social Activates without assigning any reasons. Advise “B”.
15. “L” the Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, refused permission to produce fresh evidence
before him, on the ground that he was an appellate authority, thus, no evidence is allowed at
this stage. Discuss the action of ‘L’, in the light of decided cases.
16. “S” the son of a UPSC member appeared for the interview before the Committee Consisting of
his father also. However, when ‘S’ was called for interview, his father, a member of the
committee was absent from the Panel of the committee. ‘S’ was appointed on merits’’ who
could not be successful, challenged the appointment of ‘S'. Argue?
17. The State Excise Act empowered the State Government to fix the rate of excise duty. It also
empowered the Government to make rules. Both the provisions were challenged on the
ground of excessive delegation of legislative power. Decide.