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Hajveri Law College

The study of law, being conscious that sustainable development in the contemporary world is impossible without proper implementation of the law, is committed to imparting quality legal education. The department seeks to prepare students for positions as counsellors, advocates, judges, business persons, researchers, teachers, and philosophers of the law. These ends are further developed by a program of academic excellence combined with practical experience; to provide fair, honest, and equal representation to those in need of legal aid.

Objectives:

  • To educate and train students in various branches of law.
  • To educate the student about the importance of the ethical aspect of the profession.
  • To introduce the student to the contemporary legal method of practice and research.
  • To train them in oratory and presentation skill.
  • To link students with national and international organizations and universities.

Programs Offered:

  1. L.L.B 5 Year
  2. L.L.M
  3. PhD Law
LLB 5 YEARS

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Course Code

Course Title

Credit hours

Semester-I

Theory

Lab

1

ENG-101

English-I

3

0

2

PS-105

Pakistan Studies

2

0

3

SOC-020

Introduction to Sociology

3

0

4

ECO-028

Principle of Economics

3

0

5

LAW-464

Introduction to Law

3

0

6

CS-050

Skills Development

3

0

Total

17

Semester-II

Theory

Lab

1

ENG-102

English –II

3

0

2

ISL-104

Islamic Studies

2

0

3

PS-051

Principles Political Science

3

0

4

LAW-465

Legal System of Pakistan

3

0

5

PS-052

History (South Asia)

3

0

6

LAW-466

Law of Torts-I

3

0

Total

17

Semester -III

Theory

Lab

1

ENG-103

English-III

3

0

2

PSY-044

Introduction to Logic and Reasoning

3

0

3

LAW-467

Islamic Jurisprudence - I

3

0

4

LAW-468

Law of Torts-II

3

0

5

LAW-469

Law of Contract – I

3

0

6

LAW-470

Constitutional Law-I (UK)

3

0

Total

18

Semester -IV

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-471

Human Rights Law

3

0

2

LAW-472

Constitutional Law-II (US)

3

0

3

LAW-473

Law of Contract-II

3

0

4

LAW-474

Islamic Jurisprudence – II

3

0

5

PSY-029

Introduction to Psychology

3

0

Total

15

Semester-V

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-475

Jurisprudence – I

3

0

2

LAW-476

Constitutional Law-III (Pakistan)

3

0

3

LAW-477

Islamic Personal Law – I

3

0

4

LAW-478

Criminal Law-I

3

0

5

LAW-479

Law of Property – I

3

0

Total

15

Semester-VI

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-480

Jurisprudence – II

3

0

2

LAW-481

Law of Business Organization

3

0

3

LAW-482

Islamic Personal Law – II

3

0

4

LAW-483

Criminal Law – II

3

0

5

LAW-484

Land Laws

3

0

Total

15

Semester -VII

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-485

Public International Law – I

3

0

2

LAW-486

Constitutional Developments in Pakistan

3

0

3

LAW-487

Civil Procedure-I

3

0

4

LAW-488

Criminal Procedure – I

3

0

5

LAW-489

Law of Evidence – I

3

0

6

LAW-480

Legal Drafting – I

3

0

Total

18

Semester -VIII

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-491

Public International Law – II

3

0

2

LAW-492

Equity and Specific Relief

3

0

3

LAW-493

Civil Procedure – II

3

0

4

LAW-494

Criminal Procedure – II

3

0

5

LAW-495

Law of Evidence – II

3

0

6

LAW-496

Legal Drafting – II

3

0

Total

18

INTERNSHIP(LAW-507)
AFTER COMPLETION OF 8TH SEMESTER DURING VACATIONS
Credit Hour: 03

Semester -IX

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-497

Research Methods

3

0

2

LAW-498

Minor Acts

3

0

3

LAW-499

Elective – I

3

0

4

LAW-500

Elective– II

3

0

5

LAW-501

Moot Cases and Professional Ethics

3

0

Total

15

Semester -X

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-502

Administrative Law

3

0

2

LAW-503

Interpretation of Statutes & Legislative Drafting

3

0

3

LAW-504

Research Project

3

0

4

LAW-505

Elective - III

3

0

5

LAW-506

Elective– IV

3

0

 

Total

15

                         Total Credit Hours = 163 + 3=166
 
  • List of Elective Courses:
  1. Banking Laws
  2. Conflict of Laws
  3. Consumer Protection Laws
  4. Custom and Tariff Laws
  5. e-Commerce Law
  6. Election Laws
  7. Environmental Laws
  8. Gender and Law
  9. Insurance laws
  10. Intellectual Property Laws
  11. International Economic Law
  12. International Humanitarian Law
  13. International Institutions
  14. International Trade Law
  15. Islamic Commercial Laws
  16. Labor Laws
  17. Law and Development
  18. Law and Energy
  19. Law and Society in Pakistan
  20. Local and Special Laws
  21. Media Laws
  22. Medical and Forensic Law
  23. Mergers and Acquisitions
  24. Islamic Legal Maxims
  25. Public Interest Litigation
  26. Securities Regulation
  27. Shipping and Admiralty Laws
  28. Taxation Laws
  29. Telecommunication Laws
 
 
 
 
 
L.L.M
 

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Course Code

Course Title

Credit hours

Semester-I

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-508

Research Methodology

4

0

2

LAW-509

Constitutional Law of Pakistan

4

0

3

LAW-510

Law of Evidence

4

0

Total

12

Semester-II

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-511

Islamic Laws

4

0

2

LAW-512

Labor Laws

4

0

3

LAW-513

Law & Society of South Asia

4

0

Total

12

Semester -III

Theory

Lab

1

LAW-516

Thesis

0

6

Total

6

Total Credit Hours: 30
 
PhD Law
 

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Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hours

Semester-I

Theory

Lab.

1

LAW-768

Advanced Legal Research

3

0

2

LAW-769

Legal History of Sub Continent

3

0

3

LAW-770

Comparative Criminal Justice

3

0

Total

9

Semester-II

Theory

Lab.

1

LAW-771

Public International Law

3

0

2

LAW-772

Comparative Human Rights

3

0

3

LAW-512

Labor Laws

3

0

Total

9

Semester-III

Theory

Lab.

1

LAW-774

Private International Law

3

0

2

LAW-775

Review Article

3

0

Total

6

Semester-IV, V & VI

Theory

Lab.

1

LAW-780

Thesis

0

12

Total

12

Total Credit Hours: 36

Doctoral Dissertation: Each PhD researcher shall be required to write a doctoral dissertation that meets the following minimum criteria:

  • The PhD dissertation shall be supervised by a faculty member who holds a PhD (or equivalent) degree and is an HEC approved supervisor. At the time of appointment as supervisor, the faculty member shall be a full time faculty member of the university in which the student is enrolled.
  • In addition to the PhD committee members, the PhD dissertation will be evaluated by at least two external experts who may be either:
    • Pakistan-based Distinguished National Professors, Mentorious Professors, or Tenure Track Professors, or
    • PhD Expert from academically advanced however that if the PhD candidate publishes his or her dissertation research in a peer reviewed journal that is classified by the HEC as category X or above, the PhD dissertation will only require evaluation by one external expert.