Tribhuvan University
2061
LLM/II year/LAW Full Marks: 100
Nepalese Legal System Pass Marks: 50
Time: 4hrs
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable.
The questions are of equal value.
Attempt any FIVE questions.
1. What is a concept of legal system? What are the major requirements of a legal system? Discuss.
2. Shed light on the autonomy of a legal system. Discuss the kinds and sources of legal system in brief.
3. Trace the cursory glance of legal history and philosophy of Nepalese system in a nut-shell.
4. Discuss the characteristics of existing Nepalese legal system .Suggest some measures to make the enforcement process more effective and result-oriented.
5. What do you mean by administration of justice? Make a critical assessment of the organizational structure of the judiciary in the Nepal. Are you satisfied with the functioning of judiciary in Nepal? Suggest some measures to make the judiciary result-oriented.
6. There is an allegation that the legal system of Nepal is tilted towards discrimination. Pin point the discriminatory provisions under the law of Nepal and suggest modus operandi to ratify these imbalances.
7. Write short notes on any THREE of the following:
a. Civil law family
b. Written and unwritten laws
c. Social harmony and solidarity
d. Legal process
e. Future of Nepalese legal system.
Tribhuvan University
2062
LLM/II year/LAW Full Marks: 100
Nepalese Legal System Pass Marks: 50
Time: 4hrs
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable.
Attempt any SIX questions.
1. Define Legal System and explain the basic criteria of legal system.
2. “The Ramano Garmanic system was never founded on anything but a community of culture. It came into being and continued to exit independently of any political considerations – a point to be fully realized and emphasized.” Do you agree? Explain briefly on the development and basic tenets of this legal system.
3. Explain the essential characteristics of Japanese legal system and their scope in Nepalese legal system.
4. What has been the major role of courts in common law and civil law system? If courts have any role to make laws in these systems, explain how and to what extent the courts make law in these systems.
5. Explain the formation and basic philosophy of Nepalese legal system.
6. Examine the system of legal profession and their role in the dispensation of justice and in the development of law in Nepal.
7. Identify the traditional and modern elements of Nepalese legal system and pin point as to which of them we should follow or reject for better Nepalese future? Discuss.
8. Write short notes on any THREE of the following:
a. Socio-legal reforms of jayasthiti Malla.
b. Lichchhavi period
c. Autonomy of a legal system
d. Roman law
Tribhuvan University
2063
LLM/II year/LAW Full Marks: 100
Nepalese Legal System Pass Marks: 50
Time: 4hrs
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable.
The questions are of equal value.
Attempt any SIX questions.
1. “Every theory of legal system must provide solutions of the criteria of existence, identity, structure and content of a legal system.” Do you agree? Support your answer on the basis of juristic view.
2. “Legal form reflects the state of the mechanisms of the mechanisms of production and exchange and the ideology of the ruling class. It can’t therefore be studied as an autonomous structure of rules, but only as a super structural element reflecting the economic relations which it is used to express.” In the present world scenario, do you find any legal system which believe and advocate in the light of above statement? Explain the undergoing changes in the socialist legal system.
3. Briefly explain the legal profession of UK and USA, and the relevance of their system in Nepal.
4. Explain and evaluate the relations between judiciary and legislature in common law and civil law system.
5. Discuss the formation and philosophy of Nepalese Legal System.
6. How the process of law making has been evolved, developed and followed in Nepal? Do you suggest any specific point for making the law making process more democratic, value based and pro people oriented? Discuss.
7. Keeping in view of the background and development of Nepalese legal system, what specific suggestion do you office to Nepal for its refinement and streamlining? Discuss.
8. Write short notes on any THREE of the followings:
a. Napoleon code
b. Sources of Islamin Law
c. Structure of Nepalese judiciary
d. Pradhan Nyayalaya
Tribhuvan University
2064
LLM/II year/LAW Full Marks: 100
Nepalese Legal System Pass Marks: 50
Time: 4hrs
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable.
The questions are of equal value.
Attempt any SIX questions.
1. Shed light on the notion, nature and autonomy of legal system. What qualify a legal system? Explain.
2. Tracc out briefly the kinds and sources of legal system. Typify Nepalese legal system.
3. Discuss the criteria for the classification of major legal system. State to which family of law Nepalese legal system belong.
4. “Hindu legal system is the oldest system” – Sir J. D. Mayna. Comment. Find out the genesis of the legal system of Nepal.
5. Do you think that all components of a legal system are available in the Nepalese legal system? Discuss.
6. Evaluate the law – making process in Nepal before and after the April,2006 people’s movement.
7. Evaluate the jurisdictions of Supreme Court in the judicial system of Nepal. Has the Supreme Court maintained its judicial propriety? Examine. Suggest measures to safeguard the judicial system of Nepal from the verge of collapse.
8. Write short notes on any THREE of the followings:
a. Muslim legal system
b. Legal system in the Rana period
c. Dimension of justice
d. Social harmony
e. Japanese legal system
Tribhuvan University
2065
LLM/II year/LAW Full Marks: 100
Nepalese Legal System Pass Marks: 50
Time: 4hrs
Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable.
The questions are of equal value.
Attempt any SIX questions.
1. What do you mean by legal system? How and when a legal system exists? Explain the existence and identity of legal system in the light of news and theories advanced by different jurists.
2. What do you mean by classification of legal systems? How and on what ground the legal systems are classified? Discuss. To which family of law, Nepalese legal systems belong? Explain.
3. The two major schools of Mahomadan Law though having a common origin differ from each other in many respects. Explain and illustrate its latest position.
4. Differentiate between ancient and modern sources of Hindu Law. Examine the role of ancient sources of Hindu law of the development of Hindu social system especially in Nepalese society.
5. Enumerate the characteristics of Nepalese legal system. Examine the basic tenets of Nepalese legal system.
6. State the basic characteristics and background of the legal structure of present Nepalese judiciary. Evaluate the role of Supreme Court in the present context.
7. Examine the fundamental features of Roman law. Point out the differences between civatus and perigrins.
8. Write short notes on any THREE of the following:
a) Nepolean code
b) Public solidarity
c) Legal profession in Japan
d) Autonomy of legal system
e) Implication of may (2006) parliament proclamation in the legal system.
