Syllabus Overview1.1 Emergence of the State From Society1.2 Definitions of State1.3 Theories on the Origin of States1.4 Theories on the Origin of States1.5 Social Contract Theory (Hobbes, Locke & Rousseau)2.1 Introduction2.2 Forms of Government (Aristotle)2.3 Monarchy, Aristocracy, Dictatorship2.4 Democracy (Direct & Indirect)2.5 Organisation of the Legislature3.1 Concept of Separation of Powers - Separation of Powers3.2 Concept of Separation of Powers - Separation of Powers3.3 Basic Features of Doctrine Separation of Powers (Montesquieu's)3.4 Advantages & Defects of the Doctrine of Separation of Powers3.5 Separation of Powers in America4.1 Meaning of the Term Constitution4.2 Definition of the Term Constitution4.3 Historical Perspective of India Constitution Government of India Act 1935 4.4 The Indian Independence Act 19474.5 Salient Features of the Constitution of India5.1 Introduction5.2 Natural Law School5.3 The Principles of Natural Justice 5.4 Analytical School of Law5.5 Historical School of Law2.1 Introduction2.2 International Law2.3 Municipal Law2.4 Classification of Law - Full Chapter Explanation3.1 Where Does Law Come From?3.2 Classification of Sources3.3 Custom As a Source of Law3.4 Kinds of Customs3.5 Essentials of a Valid Custom 4.1 Need For Law Reforms4.2 Law Reforms in India4.3 Law Reform - Full Chapter Explanation5.1 Major Works of Jurists1.1 Introduction1.2 Constitution, Roles and Impartiality1.3 Appellate Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court1.4 Advisory Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court1.5 Independence & Impartiality of the Supreme CourtChapter 1 - Concept of State and Nation Full Chapter ExplanationChapter 2 - Classification of Law Chapter 3 - Separation of Powers 
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