CLAT Guide to Critical and Legal Reasoning (With Most Important Current Affairs)

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Description
Along with Solved Passages and Clat 2020 & 2021 Solved Papers
with Answers Supported by Exhaustive Explanations
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Table of Contents
Part I : Critical Reasoning
Chapter 1 : Introduction To Critical Reasoning 
1 What Is Critical Reasoning?.
2. A Brief History Of Critical Reasoning?
3. Why Is Critical Reasoning So Important In Real Life?.
4. Why Is Critical Reasoning So Important For Clat And Other Law Entrance Test?.
5. Critical Reasoning Old Pattern Vs. Critical Reasoning New Pattern In Clat.
6. Strategy To Critically Reads A Passage And Handle New Critical Reasoning Pattern In Exam
Chapter 2 : Syllogism
1. What Is Syllogism
2. Examples
Chapter 3 : Conditional Logic
1. What Is Conditional Reasoning.
2. Examples
Chapter 4 : Arguments
1. What Is An Argument?.
2. Types Of Arguments?
3. Examples
Chapter 5 : Conclusion
1. What Is A Conclusion?.
2. Types Of Conclusions.
3. Examples
4. Intermediate Conclusions
5. Therefore Test
Chapter 6 : Evidence
1. What Is An Evidence?
2. What Is A Premise?.
3. What Is Counter Premise?
4. Indicator Words For Evidence
5. Example
Chapter 7 : Assumption
1. What Is Strengthening?.
2. Examples.
Chapter 8 : Strengthen The Argument
1. What Is Weakening?
2. Examples
Chapter 9 : Weaken The Argument
1. What Is An Assumption?
2. Difference Between Assumption And Implication
3. Types Of Assumption
4. Examples
Chapter 10 : Inference
1. What Is An Inference?
2. Examples
Chapter 11 : Match The Structure
1. What Is A Paradox?
2. Example.
Chapter 12 : Paradox
1. What Is Parallel Reasoning Statement?.
2. Examples.
Chapter 13 : Flaw
1. What Is A Flawed Argument?..
2. Examples
Chapter 14 : Course Of Action
1. What Is Course Of Action?.
2. Examples
Chapter 15 : Solved Passages
Passage 1 to Passage 40
Answers and Explanations
Part II : Legal Reasoning
Chapter 1 : Introduction To Legal Reasoning
1. What Is Legal Reasoning
Consider the following example
Question Type 1 [Situation based Hypothetical Question].
Question Type 2 [Inference based Question]
How to attempt the Question in New Pattern
Areas of Law for Legal Reasoning
Our Methodology to master Legal Reasoning
Very Important Note for the Aspirants.
Chapter 2 : Principles Of Torts
1. Definition And Basic Principles Of Torts
2. Difference Between Law Of Torts And Criminal Law & Law Of Contracts.
3. Principles Of General Defences In Torts
4. Principle Of Vicarious Liability In Torts
5. Principle Of Remoteness Of Damage
6. Principle Of Strict And Absolute Liability
7. Principles Of Specific Torts
Chapter 3 : Principles Of Constitutional Law
1. Introduction To Constitution Of India
2. The Framing Of The Constitution.
3. Fundamental Rights
4. Directive Principles Of State Policy.
Chapter 4 : Principles Of Contract
1. Basic Concepts And Principles
2. Intention To Enter Into A Contract.
3. Principles Of Offer & Acceptance And Revocation Of Contract
4. Invitation To Offer
5. Essential Elements To Form A Contract
6. Wagering And Contingent Agreements
7. Privity Of Contract
8. Damages In Case Of Breach Of Contract
9. Special Contracts
Chapter 5 : Principles Of Criminal Law
1. Basic Concept.
2. Basic Principles Of Criminal Law.
3. Four Stages Of Crime.
4. Principles Of General Exceptions.
5. Specific Crimes
Chapter 6 : General Principles Of Natural Justice.
Chapter 7 : Family Law
1. What Is Family Law.
2. Hindu Law
3. Laws Governing Matrimonial Disputes.
4. Maintenance In Hindu Law
5. Laws Of Inheritance.
6. Islamic Law.
7. Dissolution Of Muslim Marriages.
8. Maintenance Under Muslim Laws.
9. Special Marriage Act.
10. Other Family Laws.
Chapter 8 : Solved Passages
Passage 1 to Passage 40
Answers and Explanations
Part III : Most Important Current Affairs
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Author Details
Mr. Anudeep Kanthed began his career as an engineering student (like most of the Indians do) from a renowned institute of india. After completing his graduation in 2019, he thought to give it a try for Masters (like most of the Indian do). He has got 700 score in GATE 2019 and 98.4 percentile in CAT 2021. But his passion for teaching and interest in the educational field made him to start his own institute with his co-founder Pratik Giri. Currently he is the co-founder and mentor at an Edtech start-up EdIndia. He one of the youngest faculty of Critical Reasoning in India. Aspirants can assess to his guidance and courses at www.edindia.co.in. If anybody has anysuggestion for the content of the book, he or she can submit his reviews at edindiainfo@gmail.com. 
Mr. Pratik Giri is a graduate of National Law Institute University, Bhopal. He is the Co-founder of EdTech Start up EdIndia, which guides the Law aspirants on their journey to the National Law Universities. He is a passionate teacher and mentor, who has guided many students to their dream National Law Universities. Students preparing for the Various Law Entrance Tests can visit www.edindia.co.in for guidance. Furthermore, for personal guidance you can edindiainfo@gmail.com