Comprehensive Recorded Combo Course on

Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 | Indian Limitation Act, 1963 | Indian Contract Act, 1872 | Specific Relief Act, 1963

Judicial Aspirants, Lawyers, Law Students, and other serious learners may enrol for individual and combo subjects under LiveLaw Academy’s Judicial Service Examination Preparation Course. LiveLaw Academy offers this comprehensive recorded combo course covering four core civil law statutes—two procedural and two substantive—that together constitute the backbone of civil litigation and form a substantial part of judicial service examination syllabi across India. The course is designed to ensure systematic doctrinal understanding, analytical clarity, and examination-oriented preparation through structured self-paced learning.

Course Available

This combo course provides integrated and in-depth coverage of the following statutes:

• Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
• Indian Limitation Act, 1963
• Indian Contract Act, 1872
• Specific Relief Act, 1963

Together, these four statutes constitute a comprehensive academic package covering essential procedural and substantive aspects of civil law.

Course Instructors

For Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 & Indian Limitation Act, 1963

Hon’ble Justice Ved Prakash Sharma
Former Judge, High Court of Madhya Pradesh

Justice Ved Prakash Sharma is a distinguished jurist with extensive judicial, academic, and institutional experience.

• Former Judge, High Court of Madhya Pradesh
• Chairperson, Madhya Pradesh State Law Commission (2018–2021)
• Registrar General, High Court of Madhya Pradesh
• Director, Madhya Pradesh State Judicial Academy
• Professor, National Judicial Academy, Bhopal

His contributions include delivery of over 200 academic lectures at judicial academies and legal institutions, authorship of two scholarly works, participation in national and international legal forums, and significant involvement in law reform initiatives, including reports on repeal of obsolete laws and criminal justice reforms. His teaching approach integrates judicial insight with doctrinal rigour and examination relevance.

For Indian Contract Act, 1872 & Specific Relief Act, 1963

Ms. Akansha Singh

• Master of Laws (Business Law), National Law School of India University, Bengaluru
• B.A. LL.B. (Hons.), Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
• UGC-NET Qualified
• Former Assistant Professor of Law

Ms. Akansha Singh is an experienced academic with a strong background in teaching and research.

• Over four years of experience as a law faculty member
• Research Fellowship at the Ministry of Law and Justice
• Academic mentoring of LL.M. students and research scholars
• Scholarly publications and participation in national legal conferences

Her pedagogy emphasises conceptual clarity, statutory interpretation, judicial reasoning, and disciplined, examination-oriented learning.

Course Features and Academic Objectives

The combo course is structured to support rigorous and self-paced academic engagement through recorded instruction.

• Extensive recorded lectures offering comprehensive coverage of all four statutes
• Statute-centric and analytical explanation of provisions and illustrations
• Integration of landmark and recent judicial precedents
• Emphasis on doctrinal coherence and practical application
• Development of structured answer-writing skills for judicial examinations
• Inclusion of objective test quizzes within the course for periodic self-assessment
• Flexibility for learners to attempt assessments at any time during the course validity period

Mode of Delivery and Course Validity

• Mode of delivery: Online, recorded lectures only
• No live classes, live interactions, doubt-clearing sessions, or discussion groups
• Course access remains valid for twelve months from the date of enrolment

Language of Instruction

All lectures, course materials, and assessments are conducted in English

Academic Disclaimer

This programme is a recorded, self-paced academic course. It does not involve live teaching sessions, real-time interaction, or synchronous academic engagement. Learners are expected to independently engage with the course material during the twelve-month access period from the date of enrolment.

Registration and Enquiries

For enrolment and further academic information, interested candidates may contact LiveLaw Academy at:

• Email: academy@livelaw.in
• Phone: +91 79-94869912