📚 Law Info Nepal Notes Repository: Comprehensive, original study notes, unit summaries, and downloadable PDF materials for all 10 Semesters of the 5-Year B.A.LL.B. program under Tribhuvan University (TU Faculty of Law) and affiliated campuses.
1. Semester-Wise BALLB Notes Directory (TU New Syllabus)
Select your semester below to access subject-wise study units, lecture notes, case law summaries, and exam-oriented model answers:
| Semester | Core Law & Non-Law Subjects | Available Notes & Resources |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Semester | • Jurisprudence – I (विधिशास्त्र-I) • Legal English – I • Legal Method (कानुनी प्रणाली) • Political Science – I • Sociology of Law |
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| 2nd Semester | • Jurisprudence – II • Legal English – II • Economics – I (Law & Economics) • Global History • Political Thought (POTH5105) |
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| 3rd Semester | • Constitutional Law – I (नेपालको संवैधानिक कानुन) • Law of Contract – I (करार कानुन) • Criminal Law – I (फौजदारी कानुन) • Public International Law (अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय कानुन) • Family Law (पारिवारिक कानुन) |
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| 4th Semester | • Constitutional Law – II • Law of Contract – II (Specific Contracts) • Criminal Law – II (Offences against State & Person) • Property Law & Land Law • International Relations & Diplomacy |
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| 5th Semester | • Administrative Law (प्रशासनिक कानुन) • Law of Torts & Consumer Protection (अपकृत्य कानुन) • Criminology and Penology • Company Law & Governance • Legal Research Methodology |
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| 6th Semester | • Evidence Law (प्रमाण कानुन) • Environmental Law (वातावरण कानुन) • Labour Law (श्रम कानुन) • International Trade Law (वाणिज्य कानुन) • Clinical Law – I: ADR & Mediation |
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| 7th Semester | • Cyber Law & Artificial Intelligence (साइबर कानुन तथा AI) • Private International Law (Conflict of Laws) • Law, Poverty and Development • Gender and Inclusive Justice • Clinical Law – II: Conveyancing & Drafting |
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| 8th Semester | • Human Rights Law & Humanitarian Law • Intellectual Property Law (पेटेन्ट, डिजाइन, प्रतिलिपि अधिकार) • International Rivers and Sea Law • Foreign Investment Law in Nepal • Clinical Law – III: Moot Court & Trial Prep |
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| 9th & 10th Semester | • Banking and Negotiable Instruments • Insurance Law • Energy Law & Natural Resources • Legislative Drafting • Dissertation / Internship Placement |
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3. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Are these notes based on the new TU Faculty of Law syllabus?
Yes. All subject notes, act references, and case law summaries follow the updated semester syllabus prescribed by the Tribhuvan University Faculty of Law.
Q2: Can I download these law notes in PDF format?
Yes, students can read unit-by-unit notes online for free or access complete compiled subject PDFs directly from the Law Info Nepal notes section.
Q3: Are Muluki Civil and Criminal Code 2074 incorporated in these notes?
Yes, all Contract Law, Family Law, Property Law, and Criminal Law notes incorporate the latest statutory provisions from the Muluki Civil Code 2074 and Muluki Criminal Code 2074 along with Supreme Court landmark precedents (Nazir).