The Oxford College of Law

Courses

The Oxford College of Law, with excellent academic atmosphere, learned and competent faculty, and good infrastructure.The Oxford college offers both 3 years LLB and 5 years integrated course in B.A.LL.B. and BB.A.LL.B. The college is affiliated to Karnataka State Law University,Hubbali,Karnataka and approved by Bar Council Of India, New Delhi.

5 YEARS B.A.,LL.B and B.B.A.,LL.B

Duration of the Course:
The duration of the course, leading to B.A., LL.B/ B.B.A., LL.B shall be of X (Ten) Semesters (5 years).

The Law degree shall be obtained after undergoing a regular course of study for a minimum period of five years, (10 Semesters). The last six months of the IV & V years of the law course shall include a regular course of practical training. Every Student must do an internship for a period not exceeding 4 weeks at a strech, per academic year (2 weeks after each semester exams)

A student who successfully completes X semesters shall be eligible for the award of BA,LL.B./B.B.A.,LL.B

The teaching and instruction shall be in accordance with the Bar Council of India rules.

All the above features have been incorporated in the syllabus approved by the Karnataka State Law University.

Subjects for 5 year B.A. LL.B Integrated course

I Semester

· General English
· Major- I – I- Principles of Economics
· Minor – I- I- (Theory & Thought)
· Minor- II – I (Invitation to Sociology)
· Legal Methods

II Semester
· Kannada/ Kannada Kali
· Major- I – II- Money, Banking & International Trade
· Minor – I- II- (Pol. Sc. – Organisation & Institution)
· Minor- II – II (Indian Society; Continuity & Change)
· Law of Torts

III Semester
· Major- I – III- Economic, Theory & Public Finance.
· Major– I- IV- Economic Development of India
· Minor –I – III- (State- Political Obligation)
· Minor- II – III (Recent Theoretical Perspective in Sociology)
· Constitutional Law –I

IV Semester
· Major –I- V –Micro Economics.
· Major– I-VI -Macro Economics
· Constitutional Law –II
· Law of Crimes –I
· Contract –I

V Semester
· Labour Law –I
· Jurisprudence
· Family Law –I
· Contract –II
· Administrative Law

VI Semester
· Labour Law –II
· Company Law
· Property Law
· Family Law –II

VII Semester
· Public International Law
· Law of Taxation
· Criminal Law –II (Cr.P.C)
· Clinical Course – I (Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System)

VIII Semester
· Law of Evidence
· Optional –I : Human Rights / Insurance
· Optional II: Banking Law / Right to Information
· Clinical Course- II: Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems.

IX Semester
· Civil Procedure Code & Limitation Act
· Optional -III- Intellectual Property Rights/ Penology & Victimology
· Optional –IV- Interpretation of Statutes & Principles of Legislation/Competition Law
· Clinical Course -III- Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing

X Semester
· Environmental Law
· Optional -V- Intellectual Property Rights/White Collar Crimes
· Optional -VI- Land Law/Law Relating toInternational Trade Economics
· Clinical Course -IV- Moot Court & Internship.

Subjects for 5 year B.B.A. LL.B integrated course

I Semester
· General English
· Business Environment.
· Managerial Economics
· Financial Accounting
· Legal Methods

II Semester
· Kannada/ Kannada Kali
· Principles and Practice of Management
· Economic Development in India
· Entrepreneurship Development
· Law of Torts

III Semester
· Business Communication
· Cost and Management Accounting
· Human Resource Management- Industrial Relations
· Business Statistics
· Constitutional Law –I

IV Semester
· Financial Management
· International Business
· Constitutional Law –II
· Law of Crimes –I
· Contract –I

V Semester
· Labour Law –I
· Jurisprudence
· Family Law –I
· Contract –II
· Administrative Law

VI Semester
· Labour Law –II
· Company Law
· Property Law
· Family Law –II

VII Semester
· Public International Law
· Law of Taxation
· Criminal Law –II (Cr.P.C)
· Clinical Course – I (Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System)

VIII Semester
· Law of Evidence
· Optional –I : Human Rights / Insurance
· Optional II: Banking Law / Right to Information
· Clinical Course- II : Alternative Dispute Resolution Systems.

IX Semester
· Civil Procedure Code & Limitation Act
· Optional -III- Intellectual Property Rights/Penology & Victimology
· Optional –IV- Interpretation of Statutes & Principles of Legislation/Competition Law
· Clinical Course -III- Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing

3 YEARS LL.B COURSE

The duration of the course leading to the Bachelor's Degree in Law (LL.B) shall be 3 years. Each academic year comprises of 2 semesters. Each Semester consists of 18 Weeks

Subjects for 3 Year LL.B course

I Semester
· Constitutional Law – I
· Contract – I
· Law of Torts
· Family Law -I - Hindu Law
· Criminal Law -I- Indian Penal Code
· English ( For those who write examinations in Kannada)

II Semester
· Constitutional Law - II
· Contract – II
· Labour Law – I
· Property Law.
· Family Law-II
· Kannada/ Kannada Kali ( For Non-Kannadiga Students)

III Semester
· Jurisprudence
· Labour Law -II
· Law of Taxation
· Criminal Law -II- Cr. P.C, JJ Act & Prohibition of Offenders Act
· Administrative Law

IV Semester
· Public International Law
· Optional –I- Human Rights Law/Insurance Law.
· Optional –II- Banking Law/ Right to Information
· Clinical Course- I – Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System.
· Clinical Course –II – Alternative Dispute Resolution

V Semester
· Company Law
· Civil Procedure Code & Limitation Act
· Optional -III- Intellectual Property Rights/ Penology & Victimology
· Optional –IV- Interpretation of Statutes & Principles of Legislation/Competition Law
· Clinical Course -III- Drafting, Pleading & Conveyancing

VI Semester
· Environmental Law
· Law of Evidence
· Optional -V- Intellectual Property Rights/ White Collar Crimes
· Optional -VI- Land Law/Law Relating to International Trade Economics

Scheme of Examination:
For 5 years Integrated law courses as well as for 3 Year law course

There shall be University Examinations at the end of every six months. The examination fee shall be as prescribed by the Karnataka State Law University. The examination pattern is 80-20, where 20 marks is for Internal assesment and 80 marks are for theory exams conductrd by the University.

NOTE
No candidate shall be declared to have passed examination of any semester unless he/she has obtained a minimum of 40% of marks in each paper .

The Syllabus:
The Syllabus shall be prescribed by the Karnataka State Law University from time to time.
The Board of studies shall periodically review the syllabus and recommend such changes as it considers necessary.