FAMILY LAW - Hindu Law & Muslim Law for CLAT, AILET & Law Entrances
CLAT, AILET, CUET (Law), MHCET aspirants, judiciary starters, and first year law students — empowered with a clear edge.
What you'll learn
Hindu and Muslim personal laws in India regulate marriage, divorce, succession, guardianship, adoption, and maintenance. Hindu law evolved from ancient sources and codification reforms, while Muslim law treats marriage as a contract with distinct rules on Nikah, Mehr, divorce, and inheritance.
Course content
10 modules10 lessons1h 54m
Introduction to Hindu Law1 lesson · 12 min
- 01COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 1
Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (Part I)1 lesson · 11 min
- 02COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 2
Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 (Part II)1 lesson · 11 min
- 03COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 3
Hindu Succession Act, 19561 lesson · 12 min
- 04COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 4
Hindu Minority & Guardianship Act, 19561 lesson · 11 min
- 05COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 5
Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act (Part I)1 lesson · 11 min
- 06COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 6
Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act (Part II)1 lesson · 11 min
- 07COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 7
MUSLIM LAW Muslim Marriage & Dower1 lesson · 13 min
- 08COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 8
Dissolution of Muslim Marriage1 lesson · 11 min
- 09COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 9
Muslim Succession & Guardianship1 lesson · 10 min
- 10COURSE 4 FAMILY LAW VIDEO 10
About this course
Course Outcomes:
- Apply principles of Hindu and Muslim personal laws to CLAT-style legal reasoning questions.
- Distinguish between sacramental and contractual nature of marriage.
- Adoption and maintenance under Hindu Law and Dower (Mehr) and Talaq under Muslim Law.
Your teacher
Lakshita Goyal
B.Com, LL.BPracticing advocate and law educator, simplifying case law and legal reasoning for CLAT aspirants with clarity and confidence