Samarth Agrawal's Q & A: Hindu Laws & Muslim Laws - Combo of 2 Books - 2nd Edition (Civil Judge / HJS Mains & LL.B.)
| Author : | SHREYA BHARGAVA, SAMARTH AGRAWAL |
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| Samarth Agrawal Books' Questions & Answers combo of 2 books - Hindu Laws and Muslim Laws, both Second Edition - by Samarth Agrawal and Shreya Bhargava, former members of the U.P. Judicial Service. Written for the Civil Judge (PCS-J) and Higher Judicial Service Mains examinations and the LL.B. syllabus of all universities, the books break each subject into the questions an examiner actually sets and answer them concisely in exam form, with problem-and-solution based Q&A worked on the IRAC method for high-scoring Mains answers. The Hindu Laws volume (272 pages) covers sources and schools, marriage, divorce, maintenance, adoption, guardianship, joint family and coparcenary, partition and succession; the Muslim Laws volume (176 pages) covers sources and schools, nikah, dower, dissolution of marriage including talaq and khula, maintenance, legitimacy, guardianship, gift, waqf, pre-emption and inheritance. Ideal for judicial service aspirants, LL.B. students and coaching faculty. |
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Samarth Agrawal's Questions & Answers: Hindu Laws and Muslim Laws – Combo of 2 Books, Second Edition
Both volumes of Samarth Agrawal Books' question-and-answer series on the personal laws, by Samarth Agrawal and Shreya Bhargava, former members of the U.P. Judicial Service — Questions & Answers: Hindu Laws and Questions & Answers: Muslim Laws, both in their Second Edition, bought together.
Hindu Law and Muslim Law are examined together in the Mains paper of almost every Civil Judge (PCS-J) and Higher Judicial Service examination, and taught together as Family Law in the LL.B. syllabus of every university. Buying them as a pair is how the subject is actually studied.
What these books do differently
A Mains paper is not a test of what a candidate knows but of what they can write down, in order, under time. These volumes are built for that: the subject is broken into the questions an examiner actually sets, and each is answered concisely and in exam form rather than discursively. Problem questions are worked through on the IRAC method — Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion — which is the structure that earns marks in a judicial service answer book.
Key features
- Covers all the important questions and answers across both personal law systems.
- Extremely useful for Mains answer writing — the answers are models of length and structure, not reference essays.
- Concise and to-the-point answers for revision in the weeks before the paper.
- Exam-oriented presentation for high-scoring answers.
- Problem-and-solution based Q&A on the IRAC method.
- Written for the Civil Judge / HJS Mains examinations and the LL.B. syllabus of all universities.
- By former judges of the U.P. Judicial Service — written from the side of the paper that marks it.
The two volumes in this set
- Questions & Answers: Hindu Laws, 2nd Edition — 272 pages. Sources and schools of Hindu law, marriage and its conditions, restitution and judicial separation, divorce and its grounds, maintenance, adoption, minority and guardianship, joint family and coparcenary, partition, and succession under the Hindu Succession Act.
- Questions & Answers: Muslim Laws, 2nd Edition — 176 pages. Sources and schools of Muslim law, nikah and its essentials, dower (mahr), dissolution of marriage including talaq, khula and the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, maintenance, legitimacy and acknowledgement, guardianship, gift (hiba), waqf, pre-emption and inheritance.
Who should buy this set
- Civil Judge (PCS-J) and Higher Judicial Service aspirants preparing for the Mains papers.
- LL.B. and B.A. LL.B. students taking Family Law I and II.
- LL.M. and judicial coaching students revising the personal laws.
- Teachers and coaching faculty looking for model answers to set in class tests.
Both volumes are also available separately at The Big Books.
