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How should I write answers to case law questions in CA Foundation Business Laws?

How to write case laws

How to write case laws

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  1. BrunoAI answerAI first answer — verify with your teacher

    Write every case law answer in 4 short parts. ICAI's suggested answers follow this same pattern. 1. Provision: state the relevant section or rule in 2-3 lines (e.g. Sec 10 of the Contract Act on valid contracts). 2. Facts/Analysis: apply that rule to the facts given in the question, point by point. 3. Conclusion: answer exactly what is asked (valid/void, liable/not liable, Yes/No). 4. If the question has parts (a), (b), give a separate conclusion for each. Tip: quote section numbers only when you are sure. A correct provision in your own words still earns marks. Practise from the case law notes listed below.

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  3. Vala

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  4. Chandan

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  5. Gaurii

    Wese toh youtube par dekh skte ho but for some guidance pehle provision likho firr analysis mein case or provision ko connect karke likho and then conclusion

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Related questions

Is it necessary to quote section numbers in case law answers?

It helps when you are sure of them, but a correct explanation of the provision in your own words is generally acceptable. Writing a wrong section number is best avoided.

Where can I practise case law questions for CA Foundation Law?

ICAI study material, question banks of past papers, and suggested answers contain many practical questions with model answers to practise from.

How long should a case law answer be?

It should be proportionate to the marks, typically a few lines for the provision, a short application to the facts, and a one-line conclusion.

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