Register No. [| Taare ean ee. ML 346 M.L. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, DECEMBER 2016. (For the candidates admitted upto 2012-2013) First Year— First Semester (Common to all branches) [PAPER MI: JUDICIAL PROCESS. _| CODE: | PFG Time : Three hours Maximum : 70 marks PART A— (3x 14 = 42 marks) Answer THREE of the following, Explain the law — making power of judiciary. Discuss its impact on the doctrine of Separation of Powers. Critically examine the doctrine of ‘Judicial Review’ permeated throughout the Constitution of India. Write a detailed note on compensatory jurisprudence evolved by the ‘Supreme Court on Tortious Liability of the Government. “Judicial Process many a times is influenced by the various theories of Iustico”. Explain. How far PIL is instrumental in social transformation in the country? Discuss. PART B— (4x7 = 28 marks) Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each. Rule of law Surimetrics Checks and Balances 7.0] 9. Judicial Restraint 10. Concept of Dharma 11. Obiter dieta.Register No. { ML 541 M.L. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, JUNE 2017. (For the candidates admitted up to 2012-2013) First Year — First Semester (Common to all branches) | PAPER IIT: JUDICIAL PROCESS | CODE: PFG Time ; Three hours Maximum : 70 marks o Ss 2 11. PART A — (3 x 14= 42 marks) Answer THREE of the following. Explain various types of legal reasoning. Examine the role of PIL/SAL in judicial law making. “Independence of judiciary and accountability are the two sides of same coin” ~ Comment. Discuss ‘judicial process’ under common law/civil law systems, Explain theories of justice. PART B— (4x 7= 28 marks) Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each. Examine ‘liberal contractual tradition’. Explain the relevancy of “juri metrix” in judicial process. Differentiate between ‘Ratio decidendi’ and ‘Obiter dicta’. Explain the political nature of judicial process. Write a brief note on “judge-made law”. Is ‘judicial process’ — an instrument of social ordering?ML 906 M.L, DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, JUNE 2018, (For the candidates admitted up to 2012-2013) First Year ~ First Semester (Common to all branches) ss | Cope PRG | PAPER IIT : JUDICIAL PROC ree hours Maximum : 70 marks Time: T PART A— (3x1 42 marks) Answer THREE of the following, 1. “The role of the judge as a law maker and also as a policy maker is brought into sharp focus in modern studies of the judicial process” Comment 2. Critically examine the doctrine of ‘Judicial Review’ as permeated throughout the Constitution of India. 3. What is the role of Information and Communic ‘ion Technology (ICT) on court management? 4. Explain the issues re India ing to contempt of court of the Supreme Court in 5. Examine the structure of judicial system in India with special reference to “Nyaya Panchayat’ PART B— (4x 7= 28 marks) Answer FOUR of the following in about 260 words each. 6, Explain the concept of ‘dialectical reasoning Discuss Bangalore Principles 7.0] 8. Explain ‘Ratio decidendi’ 9. Write a note on Common law tradition, 10, Analyse ADR systems. 11, Elaborate on Colourable legislation.RegisterNo. [T [ | | 111 ML 1133 M.L, DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, JUNE 2019, (For the candidates admitted up to 2012-2018) First Year ~ mester (Common to all branches) PAPER MI sJJUDICIAL PROCES! coo! PI | ‘Time ; Three hours Maximum : 70 marks PARTA—(3x1 2 marks) Answer THREE of the following. 1. Explain the scope of Judicial Review in constitutional adjudication with specific reference to decided cases from USA and India. Explain how far Rawls theory of Justice is applied in Judicial Law making process, Explain Judicial creativity in India achieved through Public Interest Litigation, 4. Define Precedent’, Examine different theories of Ratio decidendi, Analyse the importance of independent theory of justice and dependent thoory of justice. PART B— (4x 18 marks) Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each. 6. What do you mean by ‘Common Jaw model legal reasoning’? How does such modol influence Indian Judiciary? 7. Give a brief account of the theories of justice in western thoug! 8. Write note on Liberal contractual tradition Pro} 9. Write exercising Advisory jurisdiction, note on constitutional adjudication of the Supreme Court while 10. Write an on Influence of individual judges in Judicial Procoss. 11, Explain the concept of dialectical reasoning’Register No, [ I ML 349 3 [Link].L. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, . DECEMBER 2016. (For the candidates admitted from 2013 — 2014 onwards) First Year — First Semester | (Common to all branches) PAPER Ill — JUDICIAL PROCESS | CODE: PFK | ” ‘Time : Three hours f Maximum : 60 marks PART A— (3 x 12= 36 marks) Answer THREE of the following. Discuss different types of Legal Reasoning in codified legal system. Explain ‘Judicial Activism' as evolved by the Supreme Court of India. Examine the tools and techniques of Judicial Creativity. - Critically examine various theories of Justice. Explain the leading cases of the Supreme Court where the Judicial Process is influenced by theories of Justice. PART B — (4.x 6 = 24 marks) _ Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each. Explain "Judicial Restraint". Examine "Bangalore principles". Explain the role of ‘logic' in judicial process. Examine ‘Dharma’ as the foundation of legal ordering. Explain ‘independence of judiciary’ in Indian context. . Examine different contours of Justice.Register No. ML 545 LL.M./M.L, DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, JUNE 2017. (For the candidates admitted from 2013 - 14 onwards) First Year — First Semester (Common to all branches) PAPER III: JUDICIAL PROCESS CODE: PFK Time : Three hours Maximum : 60 marks PART A — (8 x 12 = 36 marks) Answer THREE of the following. 1. How is ‘Judicial Process’ — an instrument of social ordering? 2, Explain the process of ‘Judicial review’ under the Indian Constitution. 3. Examine the tools and techniques developed by the Indian Supreme Court in judicial law-making. 4. What are the limitations on “Judicial Activism” in India? 5. Critically examine the relation between Law and Justice. PART B — (4 x 6 = 24 marks) Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each. Explain ‘Judicial Oxiology’. Discuss ‘Obiter dicta’. Examine ‘Legislative law-making’. es Ps D Explain ‘Rawl's theory of justice’. 10. Discuss ‘Judicial Restraint’, 11. Examine ‘Judicial Accountability’.SEEN? Register No. |] ML 910 M.L./ LL.M. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, JUNE 2018. (For the candidates admitted from 2013-2014 onwards) First Year — First Semester (Common to all branches) | PAPER II : JUDICIAL PROCESS. CODE: PFK l Time : Three hours Maximum : 60 marks PART A — (3 x 12 = 36 marks) Answer THREE of the following. 1. Define Judicial Process in Common Law and Civil Law traditions. 2. “Dharma — as the foundation of legal ordering in Indian thought” — Discuss. 3. Discuss how is judicial activism an inherent power of judicial review. 4. Define ‘Precedent’. Examine different theories of ‘ratio decidendi’. 5. Explain judicial creativity in India achieved through Public Interest Litigation. PART B — (4 x 6 = 24 marks) Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each. 6. Write a note on Liberal contractual tradition. 7. ialyes the concept and various theories of justice in western thought, 8. _ Explain the concept of ‘dialectical reasoning’. 9. Discuss legal reform. 10. Explain Colourable Legislation. 11. Elaborate on ADR systems.Register No. I 4 7 [ ML 1137 M.L./LL.M, DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, JUNE 2019. (For the candidates admitted from 2013-2014 onwards) First Year — First Semester Common to all branches [ PAPER III : JUDICIAL PROCESS CODE: PFK Time : Three hours Maximum : 60 marks PART A — (8 x 12 = 36 marks) Answer THREE of the following. 1 Explain the scope of judicial review in constitutional adjudication in the light of decided cases. 2. Explain how ‘Judicial Process’ act as an instrument of social ordering. 3. The need of the hour is to properly balance ‘Judicial Activism’ with ‘Judicial Restraint’ — comment. 4. Analyse the cases of Supreme Court where the JUDICIAL process stands influenced by theories of justice.’ 5, Judicial process is the constitutional goal of distributive justice. Explain PART B — (4 x 6 = 24 marks) Answer FOUR of the following in about 250 words each. 6. Discuss the concept of ‘Dharma’ in Indian thought. 7. Discuss the tools and techniques of judicial process, 8. Write a note on Judicial Accountability. (P.7.0.]M.L. DEGREE (SEMESTER) EXAMINATIONS, FEBRUARY 2022 (or the candidates admitted up to 2012 —201°) Firat Year— Frnt Semester (Common to ll branches) PAPE DICTA, PROC cope: | + PART A— (1% 14= 42 mari Explain various types flog reasoning Wiite a bri note on judicial review permeated under the Indian Constitution snd explain the prineipte laid down in Maneks Gandhi v= vor Analyte the diferent toole and techniques of judicial oratvity and Eeplain the concept of justice in Ancient India with apecal reference sworn Indian thought tiven by the Supreme Court? Explain, Answer FOUR ofthe following in about 20 words ech, Explain the concept of diletical reasoning In judi proces — an instrument of cal ordering? Beplain the poblems of judicial law sakiog.