Course outcome

S 5 P 3 – ENVIRONMENTAL LAW

CO1- Students will possess a comprehensive understanding of insurance,

including fundamental concepts and principles, the historical development of
insurance, and its relationship with contract and tort law, as well as familiarity
with the regulatory framework for insurance in India.

CO2- Students will gain a thorough understanding of insurance law,

encompassing its fundamental principles, key concepts, and terminology, as
well as the characteristics of various insurance policies.

CO3- Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of life insurance,

including its fundamental concepts and principles, the various types of life
insurance policies and their features, as well as the process of settlement of
claim and payment of money under a life insurance policy.

CO4- Students will acquire a thorough understanding of marine insurance,

encompassing its core principles, policy types, and the regulatory framework
outlined in the Marine Insurance Act 1963.

CO5- Enables the students in understanding the concept of social insurance in

India, including its concept and importance, various types of social insurance
schemes, and the authorities and schemes responsible for implementing them.

Teaching Pedagogy –

 Traditional lecture based method to develop the basic understanding of

topics.
 Assignments writing to develop the writing skill on selected topics.
 Presentations & projects.
 Reading materials from books.
 E-Learning Method.

COLLEGE OF LAW,IPS ACADEMY,INDORE

(Affiliated to: DAVV, Indore, Approved by Higher Education, Bhopal &Recognized by Bar Council of
India, New Delhi )

Program Name : Semester: V Paper : III Paper code: Total No. of

B.A.LL.B. AND Lectures:
B.B.A.LL.B
(Hon’s) 90
Course Name: ENVIRONMENTAL LAW
Lesson Plan
Lecture Topic/Contents Course Teaching Reading Material/Texts & Remarks
No. Details with subtopics Outcome Pedagogy Reference
to be
achieved
UNIT-I Concept of  Armin Rosencranze, et. Al.
(eds.) Environmental Law
Environment and and Policy in India (2000),
15 CO 1  Lecture
Pollution 1. Oxford
Method
Environment.  Assignment  R.B. Singh and Suresh
Meaning and Mishra, Environmental Law
 Unit test
in India (1996), Concept Pub.
Concept 2. Co,. New- Delhi
Pollution- Meaning  Kailash Thakur,
and Effects of Environmental Protection
pollution 3. Law and Policy in India
(1997), Deep and Deep Pub.
Environmental New Delhi.
Pollution (Water,  Richard L. Riverz et. al.
Air and Noise (eds.), environmental Law,
The Economy and
Pollution) 4.
sustainable Development
Meaning and (2000) Cambridge.
standards, Culprits  Christopher D. Stone,
and victims , Should Trees Have Standing
and other Essays on law,
Offences and Moral and environment
penalties (1996), Oceana.
 Leelakrishnan, P. et, al.
(eds.) Law and Environment
(1990), Eastern Lucknow.
 Leelakrishnan, P. The
Environment Law in India
(1999), Butterworths India
 Department of Science and
technology, Government of
India, Report of the
Committee Recommending
Legislative Measures and
Administrative Machinery
for ensuring environment
Protection (1980) (Tiwari
Committee Report
 Manupatra
 EBC Reader

UNIT-II  Armin Rosencranze, et. Al.

21 International CO 2 (eds.) Environmental Law
 Lecture and Policy in India (2000),
Historical Oxford
Method
Perspective 1.  R.B. Singh and Suresh
 Assignment
Stockholm  Unit test
Mishra, Environmental Law
conference 2. Rio in India (1996), Concept
conference 3. U.N. Pub. Co,. New- Delhi
 Kailash Thakur,
declaration on right Environmental Protection
to development 4. Law and Policy in India
Green house effect (1997), Deep and Deep Pub.
and ozone depletion New Delhi.
  Richard L. Riverz et. al.
(eds.), environmental Law,
The Economy and
sustainable Development
(2000) Cambridge.
 Christopher D. Stone,
Should Trees Have Standing
and other Essays on law,
Moral and environment
(1996), Oceana.
 Leelakrishnan, P. et, al.
(eds.) Law and Environment
(1990), Eastern Lucknow.
 Leelakrishnan, P. The
Environment Law in India
(1999), Butterworths India
 Department of Science and
technology, Government of
India, Report of the
Committee Recommending
Legislative Measures and
Administrative Machinery
for ensuring environment
Protection (1980) (Tiwari
Committee Report
 Manupatra
 EBC Reader

Unit-III Constitutional  Armin Rosencranze, et. Al.

17 Provisions related to CO 3 (eds.) Environmental Law
Environment 1.  Lecture and Policy in India (2000),
Constitution in Method Oxford
making- development  Assignment  R.B. Singh and Suresh
and property oriented Mishra, Environmental Law
 Unit test
approach 2. Directive in India (1996), Concept
Principles, - Status, Pub. Co,. New- Delhi
role and  Kailash Thakur,
interrelationship with Environmental Protection
fundamental rights and Law and Policy in India
fundamental duties 3. (1997), Deep and Deep Pub.
Fundamental Duties 4. New Delhi.
Judicial approach 5.  Richard L. Riverz et. al.
Fundamental Rights (eds.), environmental Law,
The Economy and
(Rights to clean and
sustainable Development
healthy environment,
(2000) Cambridge.
Environment Vs.
 Christopher D. Stone,
Development) 6.
Should Trees Have Standing
Enforcing agencies and
and other Essays on law,
remedies (Courts, Moral and environment
Tribunal, (1996), Oceana.
Constitutional,  Leelakrishnan, P. et, al.
statutory and judicial (eds.) Law and Environment
remedies) 7. Emerging (1990), Eastern Lucknow.
principles (Polluter  Leelakrishnan, P. The
pays: public liability Environment Law in India
insurance, (1999), Butterworths India
Precautionary  Department of Science and
principles) 8. technology, Government of
Sustainable India, Report of the
development Committee Recommending
 Legislative Measures and
Administrative Machinery
for ensuring environment
Protection (1980) (Tiwari
Committee Report
 Manupatra
 EBC Reader

UNIT-IV  Armin Rosencranze, et. Al.

17 Environment CO 4 (eds.) Environmental Law
Protection Measures  Lecture and Policy in India (2000),
VIS A VIS Environment Method Oxford
 Assignment  R.B. Singh and Suresh
Pollution 1. Protection:
Mishra, Environmental Law
means and sanctions  Unit test
in India (1996), Concept
2. Protection agencies: Pub. Co,. New- Delhi
power and functions 3.  Kailash Thakur,
Emerging protection Environmental Protection
through delegated Law and Policy in India
legislation 4. (1997), Deep and Deep Pub.
Hazardous waste 5. New Delhi.
Bio- medical waste 6.  Richard L. Riverz et. al.
Judiciary: complex (eds.), environmental Law,
problems in The Economy and
sustainable Development
administration of
(2000) Cambridge.
environment justice
 Christopher D. Stone,
Should Trees Have Standing
and other Essays on law,
Moral and environment
(1996), Oceana.
 Leelakrishnan, P. et, al.
(eds.) Law and Environment
(1990), Eastern Lucknow.
 Leelakrishnan, P. The
Environment Law in India
(1999), Butterworths India
 Department of Science and
technology, Government of
India, Report of the
Committee Recommending
Legislative Measures and
Administrative Machinery
for ensuring environment
Protection (1980) (Tiwari
Committee Report
 Manupatra
 EBC Reader

UNIT-V  Armin Rosencranze, et. Al.

20 Forest and wildlife CO 5 (eds.) Environmental Law
 Lecture and Policy in India (2000),
Protection Oxford
Method
1. Greenery  R.B. Singh and Suresh
 Assignment
conservation laws  Unit test
Mishra, Environmental Law
2. Forest in India (1996), Concept
conservation laws Pub. Co,. New- Delhi
 Kailash Thakur,
3. Conservation Environmental Protection
agencies Law and Policy in India
4. Prior approval (1997), Deep and Deep Pub.
and non-forest New Delhi.
purpose  Richard L. Riverz et. al.
(eds.), environmental Law,
5. Symbiotic The Economy and
relationship and sustainable Development
tribal people (2000) Cambridge.
6. Judicial approach  Christopher D. Stone,
Deforestation Should Trees Have Standing
and other Essays on law,
7. Wild life - Moral and environment
Sanctuaries and (1996), Oceana.
national parks  Leelakrishnan, P. et, al.
8. State monopoly (eds.) Law and Environment
in the sale of wild (1990), Eastern Lucknow.
 Leelakrishnan, P. The
life and wild life Environment Law in India
articles - Licensing (1999), Butterworths India
of  Department of Science and
zoos and parks technology, Government of
9. Offences against India, Report of the
Committee Recommending
wild life Legislative Measures and
BIO- DIVERSITY Administrative Machinery
1. Legal control 2. for ensuring environment
Control of eco- Protection (1980) (Tiwari
unfriendly Committee Report
 Manupatra
experimentation on  EBC Reader
animals, plants.
seeds and micro-
organisms