Types of Companies in company law | Company law series | Explained 👆 |

Introduction to Company Law | Features of Company|

Indian Contract Act 1872 | Sections 37-39 Explained |Frost v. Knight (1872)|

Section 31 - 36 | Contract Act, 1872 | Contingent Contracts | With Examples |

Contract Act 1872 | Section 23-30 | Void Agreements explained | Easy explanation|

Indian Contract Act 1872 | Section 19–22 | Void & Voidable Contracts Explained |

Indian Contract Act 1872 | Section 17 & 18 | Fraud & Misrepresentation Explained | With Examples|

The Contract Act, 1872 |Section 13 - 16 explained|Free Consent, Coercion & Undue Influence Explained

The Contract Act 1872 |Section 10–12 |Essential of Contract |Who is Competent to Contract?|

Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Case 1893 | Indian Contract Act 1872 | Sections 6–9 |

Contract Act 1872 |Sections 3–5 Explained |Felthouse v Bindley, Lalman Shukla Case Explained|

Contract Act 1872 Made Super Easy📘| Sections 1 & 2 Explained |Score High in Exams!| Lecture series|

These 10 Legal Words Confuse Every Law Student 🤯 | Understand Bare Acts Easily!

Top 5 Tricks to Read Bare Acts Like a Judiciary Topper | Master Bare Acts|

National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) | Protection of Human Rights Act 1993 |Notes+Sections

State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) | Explained | Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993

ICESCR vs Indian Constitution | Human Rights Law with Notes ⬇|

ICCPR vs Indian Constitution | Human Rights Law Explained with Notes|

Rights of Civilians at War | 4th Geneva Convention | Easy explanation with notes ⬇ |

Rights of Prisoners of War Explained | Geneva Convention III | Human Rights Law Made Simple!

Universal Declaration of Human Rights vs Indian Constitution | Similarities Explained|UDHR |

UN Charter & Human Rights | Foundation of Global Justice Explained!"

Journey of Human Rights: From Ancient Times to Modern Law |Historical Development of Human Rights|

Preamble of Indian Constitution| Meaning & Importance | Explained for Students & Aspirants 🇮🇳 |

Human Rights law | Definition, Nature and Scope of human rights|

Doctrines of Equity | Equity and Trust law | Notes ⬇ |

Beneficiary Rights and Duties | Indian Trust Act | Section 55-69 | Equity and Trust law |Notes ⬇

Trustee Rights, Power, Duty, Liability, and Disability| Trust Act 1882 | Notes in description |

Classification of Trust | Equity and Trust law | Notes In description |

Concept of Trust | Difference between Trust & Agency and Tust & Contract| Equity and Trust law|

Difference and similarities b/w Equity law and common | Development of law:common law and equity|

Equitable Remedies | Equity and Trust law | Easy explanation |

Maxims of equity | Principles of equity | 12 maxims explained | Equity and Trust law |

Historical development of Equity| Function of Court of equity | Equity and Trust law |

Nature and scope of Equity| Equity and Trust law | Notes in description |

Dower | Mahr in Muslim law | Types | legal rights |

Iddat period in Muslim law | Notes in description| Different periods of Iddat |

Gift in Muslim law | Hiba | Gift of Musha |Notes in description |

Divorce in Muslim law | Types of Talaq | Judicial divorce | wife and husband's right| Notes⬇|

Acknowledgement of paternity in Muslim law | legal effects | Notes in description |

Marriage in Muslim law | Essentials | Prohibition | Muta Marriage | Shia and sunni marriage |

Schools of Muslim law | Sunni and Shia Muslim | Notes in description |

Sources of Muslim law| Primary and secondary sources | Notes in Description |

Who is Muslim | Conversion to Islam | Cases | Muslim law | With Notes |

Theories of right in jurisprudence | Will Theory | Interest Theory |

Theories of corporate personality| Jurisprudence |

Legal Personality in Jurisprudence |Corporate personality| |Types | Legal Status|

Article 124 | Supreme Court of India| Appointment, Tenure & Removal Explained ! 📚

Philosophical school of jurisprudence| legal theory of jurisprudence |Grotius, kant, Fichte,Hegel |

Natural law School | Legal theory of Jurisprudence| Social contract theory |

Historical school of jurisprudence| Legal theory of jurisprudence|

Analytical School of Jurisprudence | Austin, Bentham, Hart, kelson | legal theory of jurisprudence|

President of India | Article 52 | Power and Functions of President | M. Laxmikant| Indian polity |

Sources of law | Jurisprudence | Salmond's classification|

Introduction to Jurisprudence | Meaning and Definition| Austin's Theory of law | Definition of law|

Writs |Article 32 | Article 226 | Fundamental Rights| Easiest Explanation | M. Laxmikant |

Article 29 and 30 of Indian Constitution | Cultural and educational rights | M.Laxmikant |

Article 25 to 28 of Indian Constitution | Freedom of religion | M. Laxmikant | Indian Polity |

Article 23 and 24 of Indian Constitution| Right Against Exploitation| Indian polity|

Article 22 of Indian Constitution | Punitive and Preventive Detention | M.Laxmikant | Indian polity