CLAT PG 2027 Crash Course Notes, Part 2: Criminal Law, Contract, Torts, Family and Property Law

Description

Revise five core subjects fast, on the new criminal laws

Part 2 of the Lexfolio CLAT PG 2027 crash course series is built for the final weeks before the exam. It gives you the provisions, numbers and cases that are actually tested, in short notes and tables you can revise in hours, with practice questions straight after each subject.

What is inside

• How to use: the exam in brief (120 questions, 2 hours, minus 0.25 for wrong answers) and a seven-week plan that fits with Parts 1 and 3.
• Criminal Law: BNS general principles, general exceptions and private defence, offences against body, women and property, organised crime, terrorist act, new offences and an IPC to BNS table for key offences; BNSS changes including zero FIR, e-FIR, preliminary enquiry, arrest safeguards, bail under sections 478 to 483, timelines, trial in absentia and mandatory forensics; BSA essentials including the section 63 certificate, confessions, dying declarations and burden of proof.
• Contract and Specific Relief: formation, consideration, capacity, free consent, void agreements, frustration, damages, indemnity, guarantee, bailment, pledge, agency and the Specific Relief Act after the 2018 amendment.
• Torts and Consumer Protection: maxims and defences, negligence, strict and absolute liability, vicarious and State liability, defamation, and the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 with the pecuniary limits revised in 2021.
• Family Law: Hindu marriage and divorce, maintenance including section 144 BNSS, adoption, guardianship, Hindu succession and the 2005 amendment, Muslim law essentials, the Special Marriage Act and recent rulings.
• Property Law: Transfer of Property Act general principles and specific transfers, easements, the Registration Act and RERA basics.
• Landmark case tables for every subject, including rulings such as Vihaan Kumar (2025), Mihir Rajesh Shah (2025), Dolly Rani (2024), Mohd. Abdul Samad (2024), Bar of Indian Lawyers (2024) and Ramesh Chand (2025).
• 80 original MCQs (20 in criminal law, 15 in each other subject), each with the answer and a short explanation directly below it.

Up to date

Reflects the law as on 18 October 2026, including the status of section 106(2) BNS, which is still not in force, and Supreme Court rulings up to 2026.

Format and delivery

• Editable Word file (.docx) and a 60 page PDF.
• Instant download from My account after payment. Download links stay valid for one year, up to 10 downloads.
• Free updates within that year if the law changes.

Who it is for

CLAT PG 2027 aspirants, judiciary and APO aspirants, UGC NET Law candidates and law students who want a quick, reliable revision of these five subjects. Part 1 covers Constitutional Law, Administrative Law and Jurisprudence; Part 3 covers Company Law, Labour Codes, Tax, Environmental Law, IPR and Public International Law.

Study notes and general guidance only. Not legal advice. Licensed for the buyer’s personal use; sharing or resale is not permitted.