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LL.M. Part – I – Semester- IIMax. Mark: 100 Min. Marks: 40GROUP EENVIRONMENTAL LAW AND LEGAL ORDERPREVENTATION AND CONTROL OF POLLUTIONObjectives of the CoursePollution hazards bring the worst harm to the environment. Legal measures areattempted to prevent or control various kinds of pollution and their aftermath. Canland pollution hazards be prosonlod or controlled effectively by criminalsanctions especially in a developing country like India? What other legalstrategies can be adopted at this level? To what extent can corporate civil liabilitybe extended for remedying pollution maladies particularly mass disasters? Onehas to be a critic of the existing laws and to look forward to desirable mechanismof control over pollution hazards.Syllabus1. Pollution1. Meaning2. Kinds of pollution and their impact2. Pollution of water1. Definition2. Ground water pollution3. Sources4. Critique of existing5. Machinery6. Powers7. Function8. Offences and penalties3. Pollution of Air1. Pollutants and effects2. Modalities of control3. Conflicts of jurisdiction of different control4. Agencies5. Critique of the existing legal framework4. Noise Pollution22
1. Sources and effects2. Different legal controls3. Ned for specific law5. Disposal of Waste1. Kinds of wastes2. Disposal agencies: local bodies and other agencies3. Disposal and recycling of wastes6. Sanctions against pollution1. Efficacy of criminal and civil sanctions2. Corporate liability, civil and criminal3. Should penalties be prohibitive?4. Civil liability, compensatory and penal5. Administrative compensation system6. Incentives to pollution controlSelect bibliography1. Kailash Thakur, Environmental Protection Law and Policy in India(1997), Deep & Deep Pub. New Delhi2. Enid. M. Barson and llga Neilson (eds.), Agriculture and Sustainable Usein Europe (1998), Kluwer3. John F.M.c. Eldownery and Sharron Mc. Eldownery, Environmental Lawand Regulation (2000), Blackstone Press4. Leelakrishan, P.et. al. (eds.), Law and Environment (1990)5. Frodorick R.Anderson, et.al. Environmental Improvement ThroughEconomic Incentives (1977)6. David huges, Environmental Law (1999), Butterworths, London7. Daniel R. Mandekar, Environmental and Land Controls Registration(1976), Bobbs – Merri, New York8. Indian Law Institute, Mass Disasters and Multinational Liability: TheBhopal Case (1986)23
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