Crimes are as dynamic as the society. The offences which have existed since time immemorial have extensively developed all over the Globe in recent times. The conduct of the offenders and the motivation behind the offences has changed a lot too. The current course intends to educate the learner in the field of economic offences. The form and matter of economic offences has changed drastically and has affected the society at large. The various aspects of economic offences have been identified here and their implications are thoroughly analyzed. Economic Offences and White Collared Crimes are persistently growing, and it is seen that continuously new offences are being added to the corpus of these crimes. The gravity of these offences is such that they can significantly alter the financial health of the mightiest nations. Considering the various factors alongside the need for dynamism in the legal field, the course traverses through the various concepts that factor into the commission of economic offences. Due to their unique characteristics and lacuna in the legal system, it is difficult at times for the Law Enforcement Agencies to curb these crimes. This course outlines various Economic Offences prevailing in India and their implications across different settings – both at the domestic and international level.

The course further targets at bringing about general awareness about the manner of conduct and the form of economic offences and the stark dissimilarities they pose when analyzed alongside the conventional offences. Special attention is given at analyzing the economic crimes as discussed under the Penal Code to showcase their perpetual existence in some form or the other. The course also details out the serious initiatives taken by the various enforcing agencies across the globe to curb the menace of these economic offences.

COURSE OUTCOME

On completing this course, learners will be able to:

• Understand the meaning and nature of crimes.
• Analyze economic offences vis-à-vis traditional crimes.
• Trace the steps involved in the commission of these offences to detect any future issues.
• Learn the procedure of filing a case on various economic offences.
• Critically evaluate India's position in context of international economic offences.
• Appreciate and critique the role of Legislature, Executive and Judiciary in curbing economic offences.

COURSE OUTLINE

• Module 1 – Economic Offences – An Overview
• Module 2 – Traditional Crimes v. White Collared Offences
• Module 3 – Economic Offences Under The Indian Penal Code
• Module 4 – Conclusion
• Module 5 – Appendix
• Certification Exam/ Assessment

Possess property that you wish to give to a loved one upon your passing? Want to assign a guardian to your children during your absence? A Will is your fix to make sure there is no mix! The common misconception is that your belongings, upon your passing, will directly go to your next of kin, but this is not the case. In India, households have disputes with regard to asset distribution. Thus, creating a Will ensures that the asset distribution in the family is as per your wish and there are no disputes. Most of the times, lawyers draft the final Will of a person, making it important for them to understand the concept well. This course dispels common misconceptions on drafting a Will. Terminologies associated with creation of Wills, along with types and clauses that make a Will valid, are discussed in great detail. Sample formats of Wills have also been provided to help you understand and provide you pointers on how to draft your own Will. The course is also helpful for lawyers as they are able to advice those in need.

COURSE OUTCOME

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Identify what a contract is, its purpose and significance
• Learn how to form a contract keeping in mind its essentials
• Recognize the different types of contract including special contracts
• Assess the contractual breaches and available remedies
• Draft a contract with important clauses

COURSE OUTLINE

• Module 1 – Introduction to Law of Contracts
• Module 2 – Essential Requirements of a Contract
• Module 3 – Legal Object, Lawful Consideration and Free Consent
• Module 4 – Types of Contract
• Module 5 – General Contracts – Components and Drafting Guidelines
• Module 6 – Essential Clauses of a Contract
• Module 7 – Elements of Contract Drafting & Negotiating a Contract
• Module 8 – Drafting the First Draft, Stamping & Registration
• Module 9 – Discharge of a Contract
• Module 10 – Breach of Contract – Remedies & Dispute Resolution Methods
• Module 11 – Mitigation of Damages and Cancellation of Contracts
• Module 12 – Drafting Guidelines for Various Types of Contracts
• Module 13 – Contract Law - In a Nutshell
• Module 14 – Appendix
• Certification Exam