Subjects by area of law

Schools of legal thought, rights, duties, possession, ownership, liability, and justice.

Learn how courts read legislation through rules, maxims, case law, and exam-focused application.

Fundamental rights, directive principles, constitutional amendments, federalism, and emergency provisions.

Union and State legislature, the Supreme Court and High Courts, federalism, state liability, emergency provisions and amendment.

Administrative power, delegated legislation, natural justice, tribunals, and judicial review.

Treaties, custom, state responsibility, international institutions, and leading authorities.

Environmental protection legislation, pollution control, sustainable development, and green tribunals.

Formation of contract, consent, consideration, capacity, legality, void agreements, and discharge of contracts.

Indemnity, guarantee, bailment, pledge, agency, sale of goods and partnership under the Contract Act, Sale of Goods Act and Partnership Act.

Negligence, nuisance, defamation, strict liability, vicarious liability, and consumer protection.

Transfer of property, sale, mortgage, lease, gifts, actionable claims, and easements.

Land ownership, acquisition, tenancy, ceiling, tribal rights, and revenue administration.

Hindu marriage, divorce, adoption, maintenance, guardianship, joint family, and succession.

Muslim personal law: sources and schools, divorce and talaq, parentage, guardianship, gift, waqf, and the secular family statutes.

Incorporation, corporate personality, capital, management, governance, and winding up.

Banker-customer relationship, negotiable instruments, cheque dishonour, RBI regulations, and electronic banking.

Patents, copyright, trademarks, designs, geographical indications, and international frameworks.

Income tax, GST, tax planning, assessment, appeals, and constitutional provisions on taxation.

IT Act 2000, cyber crimes, digital signatures, data protection, intermediary liability, and e-commerce.

General principles of criminal liability, mens rea, general exceptions, abetment, and offences against life, the State and property.

Criminal courts, investigation, arrest, bail, trial, appeals, and juvenile justice under BNSS 2023.

Relevancy of facts, admissions and confessions, oral, documentary and electronic evidence, burden of proof, presumptions and examination of witnesses.

Jurisdiction, suits, pleadings, discovery, trial, appeals, revision, and limitation periods.

Arbitration, mediation, conciliation, Lok Adalat, and negotiation as alternatives to litigation.

Advocates Act 1961, Bar Council rules, professional misconduct, legal aid, and court accounting.

Trade unions, industrial disputes, collective bargaining, strikes, and termination of employment.

Wages, social security, employee welfare, and the legislation that protects workers.