LEGAL HISTORY LL.B Sem II AND BA LL.B Sem III

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Lecture : 6

This course is intended to introduce students to the Legal History Emphasis will be laid on the following:
1) Early Charters and Administration of Justice by the East India Company
2) The Mayor's Court
3) Judicial Reforms of Warren Hasting
4) The Advent of Adalat System
5) The Regulating Act
6) The Act of Settlement
7) Judicial Reforms of Cornwallis
8) The High Courts
9) Privy Council
10) The Supreme Court of India
11) The Law of Commissions and Codification
12) Development of Criminal Law
13) Law of Contract and Law of Evidence in India
14) Personal Law of Hindu and Mohammedans

Lecture 1: Introduction

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At the end of the session, you will be able to:
1) Explain legal history.
2) Describe the beginning of Hindu and Muslim Law
3) Describe different charters at different periods
4) Express the different problems faced during the execution.

Lecture 2: The East India Company before 1726

00:43:57

In this session, you will learn about the East India Company before 1726.

Lecture 3: Mayor's Court and Judicial Plan

00:47:00

In this Session, you will learn about Mayor's court and Judicial Plan.

Lecture 4: Act of settlement and High Courts

00:53:58

In this session, you will learn about Act of Settlement and High Court.

Lecture 5: Codification and Constitutional History

00:50:55

In this session, you will learn about Codification and Constitutional History.

Lecture 6: Important Question

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Published 14-Apr-2017 Bilingual

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About Us

Principal Subjects Contract, Sales of Goods Act, Partnership Act, Company Law, Jurisprudence, Constitutional Law, Environmental Law, IPC Mr. Sandeep Gupta has held the position of Junior Advocate in Ghaziabad District Court. He is an Assistant Professor of Law, Royal College of Law. Prior to that, he was an Administrator and Assistant Professor of Law at Global College of Law. He is also a guest faculty of Law in Keshav Madhav Vidhi Shikshan Sansthan.