Specialized & Advanced Law Courses

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- JUVENILE JUSTICE IN INDIAPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS- Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAW INVOLVED: Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children), 2015This is a composite paper discussing the law pertaining to Juvenile Justice in India and Juvenile Courts along with landmark case laws.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- INSOLVENCY LAWS IN INDIAPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS- Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016The Sick Industrial Companies Act, 1985The Companies Act, 2002The Sick Industrial Companies Repeal Act, 2003The Recovery of Debts die to banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993The SARFAESI Act, 2002Companies Act, 2013This paper throws light on the numerous laws related to Insolvency and Bankruptcy laws in India along with an International Perspective and Reasons for landmark case laws.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- PRENATAL DIAGNOSTICS TECHNIQUES (REGULATION & PREVENTION OF MISUSE) ACT, 1994  PRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS- Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: – Pre-Natal Diagnostics Techniques (Regulation & Prevention ofMisuse) Act, 1994Medical Termination of Pregnancy Act, 1971 (amended in 2002)This paper throws light on the entire Pre-Natal Law in India focussing on the need, requirements, penalties, regulation of pre-natal techniques and legalities of Abortion (Foeticide & Infanticide) in India. Being the central and only topic, this paper is exhaustive in its content and includes all leading caselaws on PNDT. 

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- WOMEN AND LAW IN INDIAPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS- Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: Constitution of IndiaPersonal laws- Hindu and MuslimIndian Penal Code, 1860Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques Act, 1994Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act, 1986Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013Domestic Workers Welfare and Social Security Act, 2010Immoral Traffic (Prevention) Act, 1986Family Courts Act, 1984This paper provides all the laws enacted till date in relation to women of India and for prevention of women exploitation in various spheres. It provides a complete discussion on these laws along with the landmark case laws.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- RIGHT TO STRIKE- A LEGITIMATE ILLEGALITY!PRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 10 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS- Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: The Trade Union Act, 1926The Industrial Disputes Act, 1947Tamil Nadu Essential Services Maintenance ActThe Banking Companies Act, 1949The Constitution of IndiaThis Paper throws light on the most popular debate under Labour Law, whether Right to Strike is legal or illegal in India. Various case laws and statutes have been cited discussing the legal scenario and moral standing of such Strike. This paper also discusses the International Scenario of Strikes and points on some of the greatest strikes every taken place in India and the World.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- LEGAL REGIME AND DEBATE CIRCLING HOMOSEXUALITY IN INDIA PRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS- Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateWRITTEN BY: Ms. Sakshi Saran, AdvocateLAWS CITED: Indian Penal Code, 1860The Constitution of IndiaThis paper talks about the debate circling the legality of Homosexuality and rights of LGBT community in India. It cites out the landmark cases, international precedents as also the new developments that have taken place over time in the Indian Legal Scenario.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- Right To Information In IndiaPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS– Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateWRITTEN BY: Ms. Sakshi Saran, AdvocateLAWS CITED: Right to information Act, 2005The Constitution of IndiaThis paper discusses the importance of Right to Information in India as well as its legal regime. Multiple landmark judgments leading to the enactment of the RTI Act, 2005 have been extensively discussed.

PRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS– Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: – The Patent Act, 1970 (as amended in 2005)The Copyright Act, 1957UN Draft Declaration on Rights of Indigenous PeoplesInternational Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and AgricultureInter-Governmental Committee (IGC) on IP and Genetic Resources, TK and FolkloreThis paper throws light on a specific emerging field of IPR in India known as Traditional Knowledge. This is specific to a traditional country like India where a number of traditions prevail and should be accorded protection. This paper focusses on the different types of TKD available in India, their legality, need for protection and international scenario.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- PERSONAL GUARANTEE AND NCLTPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS- Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: Indian Contract Act, 1872SARFAESI Act, 2002Recovery of Debts and Bankruptcy Act, 1993Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (Amendment) Act, 2018This paper focusses on the contract of Personal Guarantee and the contained pertaining to it. Various cases are stuck under this head everyday in courts. This paper makes the legality of personal guarantee clear by citing varied landmark cases and its application in the National Company law Tribunal and National Company Law Appellate Tribunal.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE IN INDIAPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS – Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: Indian penal Code, 1860Consumer Protection Act, 1986Tort LawThis paper throws light on the law pertaining to repercussions of medical negligence in India. Medical Negligence is the most serious kind of negligence committed mostly by doctors and medical staff while treating patients. This course discusses in details the varied legal remedy available to the aggrieved patients/families, landmark judgments and remedial measures to be adopted by hospitals and dispensaries to avoid such incidences.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- WHITE COLLAR CRIMES IN INDIAPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS– Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: All White Collar legislationsThis paper throws light on the various white collar crimes committed in India by the organised society, the various legislations enacted by the legislatures for it, their punishments, the landmark case laws.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- PATENTING OF MEDICINES IN INDIAPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION – 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS – Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: The Patents Act of India 1970Patent Rules, 2003,Patents (Amendment) Act, 2005This paper focuses on the popular debate circling Indian patent regime of whether grant of patents must be provided in pharmaceutical field as well or it would be against the public policy. It focusses on the TRIPS and WTO agreements, Indian patent laws, aspects of compulsory licensing as well as landmark cases wherein different opinions have been cited to strike a balance between need for innovation and public interest.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- GEOGRAPHICAL INDICATIONS IN INDIAPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION- 15 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS- Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: TRIPS Agreement, 1994Paris Convention,1883Madrid Agreement,1891Lisbon Agreement, 1958The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999This paper focusses primarily on the law pertaining to geographical indications in India, its evolution, development and finally enactment. Various case laws and case studies have been discussed of how different regional products are now recognized as valid Geographical Indications and are protected under the law of Intellectual Property.

SPECIAL COURSE NAME- DOWRY DEATHPRICE- Rs. 599/-COURSE DURATION – 30 daysCOURSE INCLUSIONS – Downloadable Online Presentation, Personalised User Dashboard for course queries, CertificateLAWS CITED: Indian Penal Code, 1860Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973Indian Evidence Act, 1872WRITTEN BY: Ms. Sakshi Saran, AdvocateThis paper throws light on the parameters of dowry demanded in most of the Indian Matrimonies and the heinous repercussions faced by the bride along with her family members upon failure to pay the same. Furthermore, this course especially discusses the various legal remedies available to the victim and the punishments prescribed for the same.