Law

The SOL, Sharda University BBA LLB (H) curriculum includes various subjects related to the field of law. It has subjects around business administration and LLB courses. The course is for five-year duration and is divided into 10 semesters. Some of the topics covered in the integrated programme are:EconomicsPolitical ScienceJurisprudenceCriminal LawContract LawConstitutional Law

The application form for Sharda University, School of Law can be filled out in online mode. Aspirants can visit the university website to register and apply. During registration, candidates have to provide basic details, such as the applicant's name, mobile number, course, etc. Aspirants can then log in to register and complete the admission form. The application form must be submitted on or before the prescribed deadline.

Hi,Both Contract Law and Property Law concern people and things. However, they differ in the focuses and their purposes:FeatureContract LawProperty LawFocusAgreements between partiesOwnership and relationships to thingsKey conceptsOffer, acceptance, consideration, capacity, legality, discharge, remediesOwnership, possession, transfer, easements, liens, mortgages, landlord-tenant relationshipsFunctionEnforce agreements and provide remedies for breachDefine ownership rights and regulate relationships to thingsExampleContract to buy a carInheriting a house

To get into the BBA LLB (Hons) course at SOL Sharda University, the selection is done on an entrance score basis. The law school accept SUAT/CUET/CLAT scores. To be eligible for course admission, aspirants must be Class 12 pass with a minimum of 50% aggregate. The eligible students can go to the official website to register and apply. After the application scanning and shortlisting, a merit list can be published by the law school. The merit list candidates can report at the law school to submit important documents and pay the admission fee amount. 

Choosing the best contract law book can be subjective and depends on your level of experience, learning style, and specific interests within contract law.But still, here are three highly regarded options, each with its own strengths: R.K. Bangia's Law of Contract for beginnersAvtar Singh's Law of Contract & Specific Relief for a contemporary and practical approachPollock & Mulla on Indian Contract and Specific Relief Acts for intermediate to advanced learners

Yes, Sharda Law School SUAT application form is out. The aspirants of the BBA LLB (Hons) course can visit the official website to register and apply. As per the official website, the last date to apply was Sep 10. Candidates seeking admission must submit their application on or before the prescribed deadline.

Yes, you can become a Contracts lawyer after completing LLB if you had chosen Contract Law as a specialisation during the course. Else, it is advisable to also obtain an LLM degree before applying for the job. Candidates who have specialised in LLM are given preference especially for academic roles since post-graduation is an important criteria for a career in academics. Many legal process outsourcing companies hire LLB or BA LLB graduates for the role of Contract Analysts or Legal Associates who look after the drafting and editing of contracts and agreements.

There is only one college that provides a Contract Law course, which is a government college, i.e. Government Institute of Forensic Science. Moreover, there are career paths majorly in business sector where a contract law graduate can go forward. 

In a Contract Law course, students are taught various subjects related to contracts such as:Definitions of Agreement and ContractEssentials of a Valid Offer & AcceptanceContract Acceptance: Definition, Communication, RevocationFraudDischarge of Contract

The offer and acceptance are fundamental and essential prerequisites of formation in the law of contracts. An offer is the act of the offeror to do something to the offered; that is, to another party, known as the offeree, to enter into a legally enforceable agreement. Acceptance is the act whereby the offeree accepts the terms of an offer without any amendment or addition.