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The complete, verbatim text of the Preamble and Parts I through IVA — the Union and its Territory, Citizenship, Fundamental Rights, Directive Principles of State Policy, and Fundamental Duties (Articles 1 through 51A, sourced from the Government of India's current consolidated edition). Parts V onward (the Union, the States, the Judiciary, and beyond) are still a curated selection of key articles rather than the full text — that expansion is in progress. Always verify against India Code before citing.

Constitutional Law

The full operative text of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 — all 192 sections currently in force (Sections 1–75 and 124–238), covering offer and acceptance, free consent, void and voidable agreements, contingent contracts, performance and breach, indemnity and guarantee, bailment and pledge, and agency. Sections repealed by the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 and the Indian Partnership Act, 1932 (76–123, 239–266) are omitted as they no longer apply. Sourced from the Comptroller and Auditor General of India's published bare-act text.

Contract & Civil Law

India's new criminal code, replacing the Indian Penal Code, 1860. Full text is being added chapter by chapter, sourced directly from India Code — currently covers Chapters I through VIII (Sections 1-160 of 358). Always verify against India Code before citing.

Criminal Law

A curated selection of the IT Act's most-cited provisions — electronic governance, digital signatures, cybercrime offences, and intermediary liability. Not the complete text; verify against India Code before citing.

Cyber Law

A curated selection of the Consumer Protection Act's most-used provisions — consumer rights, the redressal commission structure, complaint procedure, and product liability. Not the complete text; verify against India Code before citing.

Consumer Law

A curated selection of the POSH Act's most-used provisions — the Internal Committee, complaint procedure, employer duties, and penalties. Not the complete text; verify against India Code before citing.

Labour & Employment Law

A curated selection of the Hindu Marriage Act's most-used provisions — conditions for a valid marriage, judicial separation, grounds for divorce, and maintenance. Not the complete text; verify against India Code before citing.

Family Law

A curated selection of the Transfer of Property Act's most-studied sections — sale, mortgage, lease, and gift of immovable property. Not the complete text; verify against India Code before citing.

Property Law

A curated selection of the Companies Act's most-referenced provisions — incorporation, the board of directors, accounts and audit, oppression and mismanagement, and winding up. Not the complete text; verify against India Code before citing.

Corporate Law

A curated selection of the Income-tax Act's structural provisions — charge of tax, residential status, heads of income, and return filing. Rates, slabs and specific limits change with each Finance Act, so this excludes figures that go stale quickly — always verify current rates and limits against India Code / the Income Tax Department before citing.

Tax Law

A curated selection of the Copyright Act's most-used provisions — subsistence and term of copyright, ownership, fair dealing exceptions, and remedies for infringement. Not the complete text; verify against India Code before citing.

Intellectual Property Law

A curated selection of the Citizenship Act's most-used provisions — the ways citizenship is acquired, the OCI card scheme, and how citizenship can be renounced, terminated or lost. Not the complete text; verify against India Code before citing.

Immigration Law

India's criminal procedure code, replacing the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973 — how an FIR is registered, how arrest and bail work, and how a case moves through investigation and trial. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Criminal Law

India's law of evidence, replacing the Indian Evidence Act, 1872 — what may be proved, who must prove it, and how documents and electronic records are admitted. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Criminal Law

Cheques, promissory notes and bills of exchange — including Section 138, the cheque bounce provision behind a large share of India's pending criminal cases. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Contract & Civil Law

How a civil suit is filed, tried, appealed and executed — jurisdiction, res judicata, injunctions, and the rejection of a plaint. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Contract & Civil Law

Resolving disputes outside court — arbitration agreements, appointing arbitrators, interim relief, and the narrow grounds on which an award can be set aside. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Contract & Civil Law

Civil protection for women facing violence at home — protection, residence, monetary and custody orders, and the right to remain in a shared household. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Family Law

Who inherits when a Hindu dies without a will — coparcenary rights of daughters, Class I heirs, and the absolute property of a female Hindu. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Family Law

Civil marriage independent of religion — notice, objections, registration, and the grounds for divorce. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Family Law

How to ask a public authority for information, what it may withhold, the timelines it must meet, and the appeals if it does not. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Constitutional Law

What a builder must register, disclose and deliver, and what a homebuyer can claim when a project is delayed or defective. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Property Law

Which documents must be registered, by when, and what happens to a document that should have been registered but was not. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Property Law

India's data protection law — consent, notice, the duties of anyone processing personal data, and the rights of the people it belongs to. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Cyber Law

Registering a brand name or logo, the grounds on which registration is refused, and what counts as infringement or passing off. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Intellectual Property Law

Licensing, registration and compulsory insurance, and how compensation is claimed before a Motor Accidents Claims Tribunal. A curated selection; not the complete text.

Motor Accident & Insurance