Showing posts with label CS - GCL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CS - GCL. Show all posts

Monday, March 7, 2011

1st Chapter - Constitution of India (COMPLETE)



All my ideas is related to MODULE - and not from any other book
Today i am going to Complete full first Chapter of GCL - Constitution of India
The answers which one should do from 1st Chapter - is given below -

1) Structure

2) Peculiar Features of Indian Federalism

3) Definition of State - Article 12

4) FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS - V. IMPORTANT -
      i) Right to Equality - Articles 14 to 16
     ii) Right to Freedom - Articles 19 to 22
    iii) Right against Exploitation - Articles 23 and 24
    iv) Right to Freedom of Religion - Articles 25 to 28
     v) Cultural and Educational Rights - Articles 29 and 30
     vi) Right to Constitutional Remedies - Articles 32

5) DOCTRINES -
      Doctrine of Severability
      Doctrine of Eclipse
      Waiver
     
6) Article 14 to 18 - RIGHT TO EQUALITY
        In this learn - Legislative Classification
                             Test of valid Classification
                             Scope of Article 14 - Only bold portion

7) Article 15  Prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religion etc. - FULL

8) Article 16 - EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITY IN MATTERS OF PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT

9) Article 17 - ABOLITION OF UNTOUCHABILITY

10) Article 18 - ABOLITION OF TITLES

11) Article 19-22 - RIGHTS RELATING TO FREEDOM        
          Scope and Limitations on the Freedoms
          Freedom of assembly
          Freedom of association
          Freedom of movement
          Freedom of residence
          Freedom of trade and occupations

12) Articles 20-21-22 - Protection in respect of conviction of offence
         Protection against arrest and detention
         Preventive Detention
         Safeguards against Preventive detention

13) Right against exploitation - Article 23 and 24

14) Right to freedom of Religion - Article 25
        Freedom of conscience and free profession, practice and propagation of religion - Article 25

15) CULTURAL AND EDUCATIONAL RIGHTS (RIGHTS OF MINORITIES - V. IMP.

16) Articles 31A, 31B and 31C relating to Property

17) Right to Constitutional Remedies

18) Remedies for enforcement of Fundamental Rights

19) Supplementary provisions - Article 33-35

20) DIRECTIVES PRINCIPLES OF STATE POLICY

21) FUNDAMENTAL DUTIES

22) ORDINANCE MAKING POWERS

23) POWER OF PARLIAMENT TO MAKE LAWS ON STATE LIST - V. Imp.

24) Interpretation of the Legislative Lists

25) FREEDOM OF TRADE, COMMERCE AND INTERCOURSE

26) THE JUDICIARY - ALL IMP.

27) WRIT JURISDICTION OF HIGH COURTS AND SUPREME COURT

28) TYPES OF WRITS - V. IMPORTANT
            HABEAS CORPUS - V.V.V. IMPORTANT
            MANDAMUS
            PROHIBITION
            CERTIORARI
           QUO WARRANTO
         
29) DELEGATED LEGISLATION

30) CLASSIFICATION OF SUBORDINATE LEGISLATION

AZAM SAYS - This chapter is very important that's why maximum point is to be covered, by looking at the examination's point of view - prepare the full chapter thoroughly
         

Saturday, March 5, 2011

Chapterwise sequence in which you should learn

GCL  - General Commercial Law is not so easy Subject to Learn, so what to do instead according to the number of times, Chapters are being asked - we can make arrangement to learn GCL -

Below given is the sequence in which you should learn and also the weightage of each chapter -
I)First Four Chapters are extremely important - you should learn that thoroughly
Chapter No.        Name of the Chapter                             Weightage (approximately)         
         1                Constiotution of India -                            25 Marks - Fundamental Rights (damn imp.)
         2                 Interpretation of Statutes                         10 Marks
         3                 An Overview of Law relating to
                               Specific Relief, Arbitration etc......        15-20 Marks (also imp. chapter)
         4                 Law Relating to Trf. of Property              15-20 Marks
                              (Trf. of Ppty. Act - TOPA)
        5                 Law Relating to Stamps

All the above five chapters carries maximum weightage - so you should learn it thoroughly - collectively all these chapters are coming approx. for 50 marks

II)  CODE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE           
      CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE
         Both can be collectively come for 15 Marks

III) Law Relating to Registration of Documents - 8-10 marks

IV) Information Technology Law (IT LAW) - 5 - 6 marks
       Law relating to Right to Information -

The abovementioned sequence are regarding Weightage, the importance of the Chapters - you can study according to the weightage and utilise your time so that maximum time is denoted to the useful chapters.

Certain advises -
1- Dont put stress upon yourself with regards to studies -
2- Study with fresh mind and with devoting full of your heart
3- Enjoy your studies - Its very important - the subject which you are studying you like it - else its just a pressure on your head and mind and on your mental balance also
4- Maintain your diet - Eat properly on time and take 8 hrs. sleep max. at night.

More will be coming - keep moving and keep going unless and untill you are above your expectations.

Some of the Imp. Case laws which you should learn Chapter ! - Constitution of India

Imprtant Case Laws to be remember -

1)Kesavananda Bharati V. State of Kerala AIR 1973 SC 1461
      It is regarding Constitution of India is basically federal but with certain unitary features

2) Zee Telefilms Ltd. v. Union of India (2005) 4 SCC 649 - this CASE LAW is regarding Definition of State

3) its regarding Protection of Life and Personal Liberty
       A. K. Gopalan V state of Madras
       Maneka Gandhi vs. Union of India, AIR 1978 SC 597 - PERSONAL LIBERTY 

GCL Revision

lease be a part of our gist of all subjects -
Lets start with GCL -
Try to recollect what you have studied

ANALYSIS OF SUBJECTS  -
DEFINITION FOR CONSTITUTION OF INDIA - 1ST CHAPTER

The Constitution of India came into force on January 26, 1950. It is a comprehensive document containing 395 Articles (divided into 22 Parts) and 12 Schedules.

The preamble declares India to be a Sovereign, Socialist, Secular, Democratic, Republic and secure to all its citizens Justice, Liberty, Equality and Fraternity.

The expression "DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC" signifies that our government is of the people, by the people and for the people.

More to come please be a part of the Revision programme

This much is enough for Definition for CONSTITUTION OF INDIA.

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Admin - WIRC