05 FACULTY OF LAW Admission Cell: Mr. Ehtesham Admission Officer Contact: 021-34531130 Dean & Director Office: Faculty of Law New City Campus Plot No. 4A, Block 6, Adjacent Dehli Sweets, PECHS, Nursery Stop, Main Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi. Phones: (92-21) 343863361 Email: [email protected] Hamdard School of Law City Campus New City Campus Plot No. 4A, Block 6, Adjacent Dehli Sweets, PECHS, Nursery Stop, Main Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi. Phones: (92-21) 34386361 Email: [email protected]

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Message by the Dean Faculty Hamdard School of Law The Course outline

Degree Programs

Message by the Dean

Prof. Dr. Qammaruddin Bohra

L.L B (5 Years)

I share a special bond with this institute as I have a special affiliation with the founder, late Hakim Muhammad Saeed a great luminary, educationist, scholar, writer and above all a great human being. As we are aware that education and research in the field of law are matter of prime importance for the development of culture for the rule of law in the country. Unfortunately, legal education has not till now been rendered the required importance and significance. Perhaps it has never been realized that investment in the legal education would have return attractive goal in the shape of upright society. In view of the rapidly increasing demands of globalization, Pakistan indigenous legal system will have to adapt itself to the contemporary trends in other system of jurisprudence as well. The modern day society is experiencing fundamental institutional changes due to ever changing global trends and transformation compelling the governance machinery to change its outdated practice, procedure and approaches. The legal education sector is no exception. No doubt, system of legal education assumes a critical significance in ensuring a stable, orderly and just social order in society. To substantiate the need for reforms in legal education is emphasized from time to time to improve substantial improvements in the quality of legal education. Interaction with foreign and international academic and research institutions and other organizations makes the study and research of comparative laws imperative. The law school provides information and guidance to facilitate student’s future prospects, academically as well as professionally. Academically, the student have the resource and guidance from faculty members for further and higher studies in law. Professionally, the school provides information about placements and internship in different firms and chambers during vacations. The educational programs aims to equip student with comprehensive knowledge and professional skills and developing and enthusiasm for research legal issues. The Hamdard School of Law is therefore, committed professionalism and competence in law effective in national and international context. I wish each and every student of this institute excel and achieve the very best in every walk of life. Dear students, always remember that there is no short cut to the success, only hard work, passion and devotion can bring success at your door step so be hard working, use your passion and devote yourself fully towards your goal. May Almighty bless you all.

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Introduction

The need for a full-time Law College demanding the necessary degree of commitment from a student preparing himself for a profession entailing great responsibility and providing the necessary requirements to equip him to assume such responsibilities has been felt for a very long time. The practical hazards in mustering up adequate material and human resources, however, dissuaded many from making an endeavour. It goes to the great credit of Hamdard University in assuming the role of a pioneer in this movement. The idea of setting up a centre of excellence in law was mooted in a Board of Governors Meeting presided over by the Founder Chancellor Shaheed Hakim Mohammed Said. Hakim Sahib was extremely responsive and emphasized that if the institution was to be set up by the University, it must be a centre of excellence in every sense of the word. He then directed that some ground work be done to examine the feasibility of such an institution. Realizing the urgent need for a centre of excellence for law, Hamdard University Karachi, decided to establish a full-time school of law at Karachi with a commitment to excellence in both teaching and research. The Hamdard School of Law, an integral part of the Hamdard University, opened for admission during the first week of January, 2001.

The teaching system, which is based on participatory pedagogic methodology, includes lectures, tutorials, class discussions, seminars, assignments and such related exercises which contribute to the development of lawyering skills. In the teaching system, emphasis is placed on small group classes tutorials, the desired aim being individual attention to students. A good law library is available on school premises which is open 12 hours a day. The Law Library of Hamdard School of Law numbers at books reaching the figure of 20,000 during the current year. More books are being added to the Library. The students have the benefit of the following useful exposures during the LL.B program at this Institution under guideline of Higher Education Commission and Pakistan Bar Council. a) Mock Courts; b) Court Visits; c) Visit to Jails and Care Homes; d) Visits to Lawyer's Chambers; The Law School provides information and guidance to facilitate students' future prospects, both academically as well as professionally. Academically, the students have the resources and guidance from faculty members for further and higher studies in law. Professionally, the School provides information about placements and

internship in different firms chambers during vacations.

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Individual attention, guidance and advice on academic matters and career are provided to the students. Most dedicated faculty consisting of eminent retired judges of Superior Courts of Pakistan, and highly qualified senior law experts with excellent legal career. Twenty (20) Hamdard School of Law graduates are serving in District Judiciary of Sindh. The First Batch was inducted in January 2001. Twenty eight (28) Batches have already graduated till May 2017. The Thirty eighth (38) Batch will be inducted in August 2017. All Hamdard School of Law graduates applying for higher studies abroad have been accepted by reputable foreign universities and colleges. The students of Hamdard Law School are taken for visits to the High Court, the District Courts and other tribunals for experiencing first hand working of the judicial system. During vacations, internships are arranged for students with well-reputed law firms and senior advocates.

Prof. Dr. Qammaruddin Bohra Dean Former Judge High Court of Sindh Ex. DG Human Rights Cell Supreme Court of Pakistan Ex. Senior Faculty Member Sindh Judicial Academy

Faculty:

Mr. Anwar Ahmed Deputy Director, Hamdard School of Law Lecturer Hamdard School of Law, LLM (Result awaited) S. M. Law College Karachi. LL.B S.M. Law College, Karachi MA (International Relation) Federal Urdu University MA (Urdu) from University of Karachi. MA (Islamic Studies) from University of Karachi. M.A. (English) Federal Urdu University. PGD (Islamic Laws) International Islamic University Islamabad. Prof. Ms. Aamra Tariq Assistant Professor, HSL M.A. University of Karachi. LL.B University of Karachi. Ms. Shahrukh Sahar Khan Lecturer, Hamdard School of Law LL.M S.M.Law College Karachi. LL.B S.M.Law College Karachi. BDS Baqai Medical & Dental University. Ms. Atiqa Tariq Lecturer, Hamdard School of Law LL.M Govt. Islamia College. LL.B Hamdard School of Law Mr. Syed Hasnain Haider Lecturer, Hamdard School of Law LL.B Pakistan College of Law University of Punjab BA Economics Statistics & Political Science Govt. College University. Ms. Sana Roshan Lecturer, Hamdard School of Law LL.M University of Karachi LL.B Shah Abdul Latif University, Khairpur

Mr. Ch. Muhammad Ashraf Khan B.S.C., University of Punjab LL.B., S.M. Law College, Karachi Diploma in Adult Education (ILO) Ms. Momiza Bawany LL.B., LL.M., University of Karachi. Mr. Ajazuddin Qureshi MBA LL.B Ms. Najma Swaleh LL.M., M.A. University of Karachi. Ex-Military Estate Officer Karachi. Mr. Yousuf Moulvi LL.B. University of Karachi. LL.M. University of Karachi. Mr. Jawaid Farooqi LL.B University of Karachi. Advocate Supreme Court, Former Deputy Attorney General of Pakistan Mr. Syed Hassan Ali M.A. Philosophy University of Karachi. Mr. Mohemmed Ahsan Hussein Qureshi Suratwala M.A. English University of Karachi. B. Com., S. M. College / University of Karachi. Ms. Qanita Imtiaz MS, Hamdard University MBA, Hamdard University BBA (Hons.), Hamdard University Ms. Amna Ehtisham M. Phil Islamic Studies (Federal Urdu University) Ms. Sadia Jalil M.A., Sociology University of Karachi.

Justice(R) Rukhsana Ahmed Former Judge, Sindh High Court LL.B University of Karachi. Justice (R) Abdul Qadir Former Judge, Sindh High Court LL.B University of Karachi. Justice (R) Hassan Feroz Former Judge, Sindh High Court M.A. (English) M.A. (Journalism) LL.M (Criminology) Mr. Faseeh Ahmed Lecturer, Hamdard School of Law B.A (Hons) University of Karachi. M.A. (International Relations) University of Karachi. M.Phil (European Studies) University of Karachi. Brigadier (R) Riaz ul Haque MBBS Liaquat National College

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Degree Program Structure of LL.B Program(5Year) LL. B (5 Years) The LL.B. degree programme is divided into two semesters per year. Each semester is of 18 weeks, out of 16 weeks for teaching and 2 weeks for Exams (Mid Term and Final Exam). Although the degree is designed on the semester pattern degree as prescribed by the Higher Education Commission and Pakistan Bar Council. In the examination pattern the marks are divided into four parts that include Quiz, Assignment, Mid Term and Final Term exam. On the basis of total passing marks students are promoted into the next semester. Time frame transpiring with a Five year period. Examination Policy: The competent authority has devised a comprehensive examination policy which comes into effect immediately. The relevant terms of policy are:1) From Spring-2016, student who fails or absent themselves in more than two (02) papers will not be promoted to next semester. They will be required to repeat the whole semester and take regular classes with the junior batch promoted and pay full semester fee. 2) Students will be given only one chance to appear in re-sit examination for the concerned semester, failing which they will be required to repeat the whole semester and take regular classes with the promoted junior batch and pay full semester fee. 3) Resit examinations will be offered only to those students who either fail their finals or fail to achieve 75% in their class attendance (more than 2 will not be allowed). In any other circumstance prior permission will have to be obtained from the Dean and Director HSL, before the date of first examination in a semester. Permission may be granted only on 2 grounds; death of an immediate family member or hospitalization of the student himself, which has to be verified by medical reports. 116

Course Outline LL.B (5 Years Degree Program) as per HEC & PBC

4) All students can appear in the re-sits twice only. If a student fails more than two re-sits per year, they will be asked to leave the college immediately.

Individual attention, guidance and advice on academic matters and career are provided to the students.

Governance: In order to fulfill its objectives of providing and promoting study and research in the field of law and allied subjects, HSL enjoys having following Boards:

Most dedicated faculty consisting of eminent retired judges of Supreme Court & High Courts of Pakistan, and highly qualified senior law experts with excellent legal career.

1) Executive Board 2) Board of HSL Faculty The Executive Board is entrusted to look after the administration and management of the School. The main function of the Board of Faculty shall be, to extend guidance to the Law School on policy matters with the prime objective to develop the Law School as a leading "Centre of Excellence of Law and Research" in the country and international recognition of the credentials, the degrees and diplomas awarded by the Law School. Research Center / Research Groups: University has planned initiate Research center / Research Groups in near future.It will provide an opportunity to students to get new things in field of law and legislation. Salient Features • Practical training provided.

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• World-wide acceptance of HSL Law Degree • HSL alumni practitioners judiciary.

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• HSL Law Graduates are well placed in executive legal posts in Pakistan and abroad. Fee Structure: Course Title LL.B (5 Year) Full Day

LL.B Program (5 Years) (Recommended by HEC & PBC) Eligibility: Intermediate with 2nd Division in any discipline. ‘A’ Level with 50%. LLB 5-Year Degree Program at Hamdard School of Law has been designed to produce academically well trained lawyers having innovative approach, high professional skills and understanding of law in socio-economic, legal and political perspectives. Career Guidance For the Students in choosing the right career path, guidance is given from second year onwards. The School provides information and guidance to facilitate students’ future prospects, both academically and professionally. Academically, the students have the resources and guidance from school faculty on how to proceed for further studies (e.g. Bar-at-Law, LL.M.) Professionally, the School provides information about placements or internships in different firms and chambers during vacations. Information and guidance is also provided about the vacancies after the completion of the degree course.

Admission + Semester Fee Security Eligibility Enrolment Deposit Criteria Rs. 5000/Rs.10,000 Rs.50,000 Minimum 2nd division per semester at the time of in F.A F.S.C/I.Com/ DBA/ A-Level 50% marks Admission or any Intermediate Degree. Entrance/Interview Test is Mandatory.

Dress Code: Boys: White Shirt and Black Pants, Black Socks and Shoes. Girls: White/Black Shirt with White Shalwar/Pants and Dupatta/Abaya White or Black - not colourful. Note: If a student does not adhere to the Dress Code, they will be marked absent for that day.

Code LLB 111 LLB 112 LLB 113 LLB 114 LLB 115 LLB 116

Semester – 1 Course Title

English-I Pakistan Studies Introduction to Sociology Foundation of Economics Introduction to Law Skill Development

Semester – 3 Course Title

Semester – 2 Course Title

Cr. Hrs. 3 2 3 3 3 3

Code LLB 121 LLB 122 LLB 123 LLB 124 LLB 125 LLB 126

English-II Islamic Studies/Ethics Principle of Political Science Legal System of Pakistan History (South Asia) Law of Torts–I

Cr. Hrs. 3 2 3 3 3 3

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3 3

Code LLB 221 LLB 222 LLB 223 LLB 224 LLB 225

Semester – 4 Course Title Human Rights Law Constitutional Law-II(US) Law of Contract-II Islamic Jurisprudence-II Introduction to Psychology

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3

Code LLB 111 LLB 112 LLB 113 LLB 114 LLB 115 LLB 116

English-III Introduction to Logic & Reasoning Islamic Jurisprudence-I Law of Tort-II Law of Contract-I Constitutional Law-I (UK)

Code LLB 311 LLB 312 LLB 313 LLB 314 LLB 315

Semester – 5 Course Title Jurisprudence-I Constitutional Law-III(Pakistan) Islamic Personal Law-I Criminal Law-I Law of Property

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3

Code LLB 321 LLB 322 LLB 323 LLB 324 LLB 325

Semester – 6 Course Title Jurisprudence-II Law of Business Organizations Islamic Personal Law-II Criminal Law-II Land Laws

Code LLB 411 LLB 412 LLB 413 LLB 414 LLB 415 LLB 416

Semester – 7 Course Title Public International Law-I Constitutional Developments in Pakistan Civil Procedure-I Criminal Procedure-I Law of Evidence-I Legal Drafting-I

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3 3

Code LLB 421 LLB 422 LLB 423 LLB 424 LLB 425 LLB 426

Semester – 8 Course Title Public International Law-II Equity and Specific Relief Civil Procedure-II Criminal Procedure-II Law of Evidence-II Legal Drafting-II

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3 3

Code LLB 511 LLB 512 LLB XXX LLB XXX LLB 515

Semester – 9 Course Title Research Methods Minor Acts Elective-I Elective-II Moot Cases and Professional Ethics

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3

Code LLB 521 LLB 522 LLB 523 LLB XXX LLB XXX

Semester – 10 Course Title Administrative Law Interpretation of Statutes and Legislative Drafting Research Project Elective-III Elective-IV

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3

Elective Courses within the major 4 courses 12 credit Hours Code 1 2 3 4 5 6

Course Title Alternate Dispute Resolution Labour laws Taxation Laws Humanitarian Laws Intellectual Property Media Laws

Cr. Hrs. 3 3 3 3 3 3

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