Facts, issue, held and principle for 1,302 case briefs, plus 758 chapter notes across 27 LL.B. subjects. Free for any university, no account needed.
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Jurisprudence · Interpretation of Statutes5 subjects · 124 chaptersThe State, its powers and limits, at home and between nations.
Constitutional Law I · Constitutional Law II · Administrative Law · Public International Law · Environmental Law7 subjects · 211 chaptersObligations, property, wrongs, and personal law.
Law of Contract I · Law of Contract II · Law of Torts · Property Law · Land Laws · Family Law I (Hindu Law) · Family Law II5 subjects · 138 chaptersCompanies, banking, intellectual property, tax and technology.
Company Law · Law of Banking and Negotiable Instruments · Intellectual Property Law · Law of Taxation · Information Technology Law3 subjects · 108 chaptersOffences, criminal procedure and proof.
Law of Crimes · Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita · Law of Evidence3 subjects · 89 chaptersRunning a civil suit, settling disputes, and the profession.
Civil Procedure Code and Law of Limitation · Alternate Dispute Resolution · Professional Ethics and Professional Accounting System2 subjects · 44 chaptersWorkers, industry and social security.
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