Syllabus for Professional Ethics 1. Definition given by Honble S.

C in In re: Vinay Chandra Mishra AIR1995SC2348; overruled in Supreme Court Bar Association v. UOI AIR 1998 SC. 2. Whether Supreme Court has jurisdiction to exercise the power to discipline the Bar? 3. Limitation on exercise of power in contempt proceeding by H.C & S.C. 4. Contempt is a matter between Court and contemporary. Explain with Contempt of Court Act, 1971. (Appeal only by person aggrieved by order of convicting him in contempt proceeding). 5. Contempt of Court Act, 1971 is not derogatory to other provision. a) contempt against sub-ordinate judges not matter of contemp. b) Act does not constitute contempt. c) Nyaya Panchayat & other Panchayatexempted area where Contempt of Court Act is N/A. 6. Role of Supreme Court as a court of record and power to punish for its contempt. [Art. 129 & 215 of COI; provision in Letter Patent] 7. Defense in Contempt of Court Act; where Contempt of Court Act is N/A. 8. 1. Definition given by Honble S.C in In re: Vinay Chandra Mishra AIR 1995 SC 2348; overruled in Supreme Court Bar Association v. UOI AIR 1998 SC. 9. 2. Whether Supreme Court has jurisdiction to exercise the power to discipline the Bar? 10. 3. Limitation on exercise of power in contempt proceeding by H.C & S.C. 11. 4. Contempt is a matter between Court and contemporary( contemnor). Explain with Contempt of Court Act, 1971. (Appeal only by person aggrieved by order of Court convicting him in contempt proceeding). 12. 5. Contempt of Court Act, 1971 is not derogatory (not in derogation) to other provision. 13. a) contempt against sub-ordinate judges not matter of contempt. 14. b) Act does not constitute contempt. 15. c) Nyaya Panchayat & other Panchayatexempted area where Contempt of Court Act is N/A. 16. 6. Role of Supreme Court as a court of record and power to punish for its contempt. [Art. 129 & 215 of COI(Constitution of India); provision in Letter Patent] 17. 7. Defense in (under) Contempt of Court Act; 18. 8. Where Contempt of Court Act is N/A.

Syllabus for Securities and Investment Law 1. Securities and its concept. 2. Indiausury law to modern system. 3. Securities and its kind a) Govt. Securities (Govt. Bonds & Treasury Bills) b) Securities issued by Banks (Bank notes & Bonds) c) Securities issued by Corporation (debenture) 4. Borrowing: debenture, charges and deposits. Syllabus for Private International Law Three hand out available in the Xerox room. Notes:-The above mention syllabus is prepared for quick reference, it is always advisable to consult faculty for the same. ADC will not be liable, in any case, for any amendment in the syllabus.