Procedural Law-I

Complete Procedural Law-I notes for TU B.A.LL.B. new course — 5 units. Read Unit 1 free; full semester package Rs 500.

4th Semester (New Course), Procedural Law-I

LAW5306 Procedural Law-I — Unit 5: Recent Practices — Separate Bench Systems (Civil Bench; Criminal Bench; Juvenile Bench; Commercial Bench; Constitutional Bench; Family Bench; Live Streaming); Amicus Curiae; Continuous Hearing; In-Camera Hearing; Use of Information Technology; Differentiated Case Management (DCM) Model in Nepal

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Original exam-oriented notes for Procedural Law-I (LAW 5306) Unit 5: Recent Practices — Separate Bench Systems (Civil Bench; Criminal Bench; Juvenile Bench; Commercial Bench; Constitutional Bench; Family Bench; Live Streaming); Amicus Curiae; Continuous Hearing; In-Camera Hearing; Use of Information Technology; Differentiated Case Management (DCM) Model in Nepal — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Procedural Law-I

LAW5306 Procedural Law-I — Unit 3: General Introduction to Court Procedures — General Procedure; Summary and Special Procedures; Difference between Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Procedures; Characteristics of Nepalese Procedural Law

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Original exam-oriented notes for Procedural Law-I (LAW 5306) Unit 3: General Introduction to Court Procedures — General Procedure; Summary and Special Procedures; Difference between Judicial and Quasi-Judicial Procedures; Characteristics of Nepalese Procedural Law — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Procedural Law-I

LAW5306 Procedural Law-I — Unit 2: Basic Principles of Procedural Law — Principle of Jurisdiction; Principle of Public Interest Litigation (PIL); Principle of Natural Justice; Principle of Locus Standi; Principle of Stare Decisis and Ratio Decidendi; Principle of Res Judicata and Double Jeopardy; Principle of Limitation/Laches

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Original exam-oriented notes for Procedural Law-I (LAW 5306) Unit 2: Basic Principles of Procedural Law — Principle of Jurisdiction; Principle of Public Interest Litigation (PIL); Principle of Natural Justice; Principle of Locus Standi; Principle of Stare Decisis and Ratio Decidendi; Principle of Res Judicata and Double Jeopardy; Principle of Limitation/Laches — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

4th Semester (New Course), Procedural Law-I

LAW5306 Procedural Law-I — Unit 1: Introduction to Procedural Law — Meaning, Nature and Importance of Procedural Law; Difference between Substantive Law and Procedural Law; Procedural Aspect of Common Law System and Continental (Civil) Law System; Basic Character of Nepalese Procedural Law

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Original exam-oriented notes for Procedural Law-I (LAW 5306) Unit 1: Introduction to Procedural Law — Meaning, Nature and Importance of Procedural Law; Difference between Substantive Law and Procedural Law; Procedural Aspect of Common Law System and Continental (Civil) Law System; Basic Character of Nepalese Procedural Law — B.A.LL.B. 4 Semester, TU 2025 course. Includes Exam Focus box and model questions.

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