(Books) CLAT : Legal Aptitude Workbook Second Edition by A P Bhardwaj

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(Books) CLAT : Legal Aptitude Workbook Second Edition by A P Bhardwaj

Book Details :

Publisher : Pearson Education; Second edition (20 June 2020); Pearson Education
Language : English
MRP : 425/-
Paperback : 464 pages
ISBN-10 : 9353948428
ISBN-13 : 978-9353948429

Examination Analysis– CLAT and AILET ix

Section A Legal Awareness v
Chapter 1 Legal G.K. (An
Introductory Chart): A
Ready Reckoner 1.3
General Exceptions: Sections 76–106 of the Indian Penal Code 1.5
Murder Distinguished From Culpable Homicide 1.6
Difference between Assault, Affray and Riot 1.8
Difference between kidnapping and abduction 1.8
Difference between Theft, Criminal Misappropriation and Cheating 1.9
Difference between Theft, Extortion, Robbery and Dacoity 1.9
Bailable and Non-Bailable Offences: Distinctions 1.10

Cognizable and Non-Cognizable Offences: Distinctions 1.10
Acquittal and Discharge: Distinctions 1.11
Compoundable and Non-Compoundable Offences: Distinctions 1.11
Section 34 and Section 149:
Dinstinctions 1.11

Rape and Adultery: Distinctions 1.12
Civil Law 1.13
Law of Torts: It is a Branch of Law which has Evolved Through Judicial Pronouncements 1.18
Vicarious Liability, Strict Liability and Absolute Liability 1.19
Doctrine of Strict Liability and Absolute Liability 1.20
Doctrine Of Absolute Liability 1.20
Torts In Relation To Persons 1.21
Constitutional Law of India at a Glance 1.29
Schedules to the Constitution 1.29
Parts of the Constitution 1.29
Constitution of India: ‘a Bag of Borrowings’ 1.30
List of Important Amendments 1.31
Facts about Making of Indian Constitution and its Features 1.34
The Preamble and its Importance 1.35
Union and its territory and reorganization of states 1.36
Articles related to Fundamental Rights 1.37
Directive Principles of State Policy of the Indian Constitution 1.40
Union Executive 1.41

Vice-President 1.44
The Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers 1.45
Attorney General 1.45
Comptroller And Auditor General 1.45
Motion 1.49
Supreme Court of India 1.49
High Court 1.51
Union–State Relations 1.55
Status of Jammu and Kashmir – Now 1.58
Chapter 2 Jurisprudence – Understanding Law, Its Growth, Sources & Functions 1.59
Jurisprudence – Introduction 1.59
Law as a Concept 1.61
Sources of Law 1.61
Schools of Law 1.63
Savigny’s Contribution 1.70
Concepts Of Law 1.79
Practice Exercise 1.88
Chapter 3 Legal Lexicon 1.112
Practice Exercise 1.112
Chapter 4 Constitutional Law (Set: I) 1.136
Practice Exercise 1.136

Chapter 5 Constitutional