What you'll learn?
Tort & Contract Law Course: Master the basics of liability, contracts, and remedies with clarity and confidence.
Learn through landmark cases like Rylands v. Fletcher, MC Mehta, and Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball.
Perfect for students and exam aspirants seeking practical grounding and exam‑ready legal skills.
Description
Course Outcomes:
- Understand and apply basic principles of Tort Law and Contract Law.
- Solve CLAT-level legal reasoning questions using real-life examples.
- Interpret case laws that shaped modern tort and contract jurisprudence.
- Identify liabilities, rights, remedies, and legal defenses.
- Analyze hypothetical legal problems in exam-style patterns.
- Nature, purpose, and evolution of the law of torts.
- Essential elements: duty, breach, damage, remedy.
- Strict liability, vicarious liability, nuisance, defamation, negligence.
- Fundamental structure of contracts: offer, acceptance, consideration, capacity.
- Void, voidable, illegal agreements, performance & breach.
- Feel confident solving legal reasoning questions.
- Not feel confused between similar concepts (e.g., negligence vs strict liability).
- Feel comfortable identifying legal issues from fact scenarios.
- Develop a lawyer-like analytical approach.
Course content
Total:
10 lectures
Total Duration:
1 hours, 58 minutes, and 29 seconds
the instructor
Lakshita Goyal
Lakshita Goyal is a practicing advocate at the District Court, Bathinda, and Punjab & Haryana High Court, Lakshita brings real-world legal expertise to education. She designs conceptual notes, case-law explanations, video scripts, and exam-oriented MCQs for CLAT aspirants. Her teaching philosophy blends courtroom experience with academic clarity, helping students think like future advocates.