Diploma in Contract Drafting
Introduction
- Class 1: Introductory Legal Writings and VakalatnamaPage
- Class 2: Structure, Style & ContentPage
- Class 3: Negotiation TacticsPage
- Class 4: Negotiation ProcessPage
- Class 5: Possible Avenues for Negotiations in a draft contractPage
- Class 6: Preliminary AgreementsPage
- Class 7: Best Drafting PracticesPage
- Class 8: Drafting of a ContractPage
Module 1: STRUCTURE AND STYLE OF LEGAL WRITING
- Module 1: Structure and style of legal writing [FLIPBOOK]
- Audio: Advice from Expert: Language and Writing
- Class 1: Class on Legal Writing
- Class 2: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Legal Research, Legal Writing and Legal Analysis – Part 1
- Class 3: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Legal Research, Legal Writing and Legal Analysis – Part 2
- Class 4: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Legal Research, Legal Writing and Legal Analysis – Part 3
- Class 5: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Legal Research, Legal Writing and Legal Analysis – Part 4
Module 2: Understanding Contract Purpose and Form
- Module 2: Understanding Contract Purpose and Form [FLIPBOOK]
- Audio: Advice from Expert: Offer and Acceptance
- Audio: Advice from Expert: Oral Contract or Written Contract
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Once you enter into a contract the next big question is the form of contract. Should your contract be an oral contract or a written contract? Let’s find an answer to this question in the next few minutes.
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- Audio: Advice from Expert: Contracts Vs Gift – What is the difference?
- The most common confusion that arises is between gifts and contracts. There is a difference between the two. What is it? You will hear the answer in the audio clip
- Class 1: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Understanding Contract Purpose and Forms
- Class 2: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Understanding Contract Purpose and Forms
Module 3: Pre-contract Negotiations
Audio: Advice from Expert: Why is a Contract Necessary?
Many clients often ask their lawyers, what is the need of having a contract? when there is trust between the parties, why should there be a contract in place? The expert will explain why it is necessary to have a contract.
- Audio: Advice from Expert: How to communicate?
The art of communication in pre contractual negotiations is extremely important in an increasingly competitive, dynamic and ambiguous business environment.
- Audio: Advice from Expert: How to negotiate?
- Audio: Advice from Expert: The Art of Negotiation
- Class 1: Video Lecture by a Practicing Lawyer – Negotiations – Part I
Module 4: Drafting a Contract
- Module 4: Drafting a Contract [FLIPBOOK]
- Audio: Advice from Expert: Important Clauses in a Contract
What are the important clauses that you need to mention while drafting a good contract. The expert explains some of the important clauses that should always be a part of the contract.
- Audio: Advice from Expert: Drafting a Contract
The expert explains the basic points to be kept in mind while drafting a contract.
- Class 1: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Fundamentals of Drafting a Contract – The Fundamentals
- Class 2: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Fundamentals of Drafting a Contract – The Fundamentals
- Class 3: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Licensing Contract – Checklist
- Class 4: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Licensing Contract – Checklist
- Class 5: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Franchising Contract – Checklist
- Class 6: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Franchising Contract – Checklist
- Class 7: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: What is a Franchising Agreement
- Class 8: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Electronic Contracts
- Class 9: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Government Contracts – Law and Policy
Module 5: Preliminary Agreement Forms and Online Contracts
- Module 5: Preliminary Agreement Forms and Online Contracts [FLIPBOOK]
- Class 1: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Online Contract Drafting – Part 1
- Class 2: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Online Contract Drafting – Part
- Class 3: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Online Contracts
- Class 4: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Online Contracts
- Class 5: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Drafting of Online Contracts & Legal Issue Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Drafting of Online Contracts & Legal Issues
- Class 6: Video Lecture by Practicing Lawyer: Franchising Contract – Checklist
Module 6: General Principles Applicable to Drafting
Module 8: Flaws in a Contract
Module 9 – Government Contract as per CVC guidelines
Module 10 – Contract Templates [Forms and Precedents]
- Employee Confidentiality Agreement [Flipbook] [Click Here]
- Author and Publishers Agreement [Flipbook][Click Here]
- Consultancy Agreement [Flipbook] [Click Here]
- Employment offer [Flipbook] [Click Here]
- Assignment (Copyright) [Flipbook] [Click Here]
- Alliance Agreement [Flipbook] [Click here]
- Advertisement Terms and Conditions [Flipbook] [Click Here]
- Franchising Agreement [Flipbook] [Click here]
- Joint Venture [Flipbook] [Click Here]
- End-User License Agreement [Flipbook] [Click Here]
- Leave and License Agreement [Flipbook] [Click here]
- Partnership Agreement {Flipbook] [Click here]
Contract Templates and Forms – Part II
- Promotion Agreement [Flipbook] [Click Here]
- Reseller Supply Agreement [Flipbook] [Click here]
- Share Sale and Purchase Agreement [Flipbook] [Click here]
- Software Purchase Agreement [Flipbook] [Click here]
- Technology Transfer and License Agreement [Flipbook] [Click here]
- Hire and Purchase agreement [FLIPBOOK] [Click here]
- Patent License agreement [FLIPBOOK] [Click here]
- Agency agreement [FLIPBOOK] [Click here]
- Trademark assignment agreement [FLIPBOOK] [Click here]
- Project finance agreement [FLIPBOOK] [Click here]
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- 30 Questions
- 120 Marks
- MCQ based
- Minimum Marks Needed to get Certificate – 84 marks (70%)
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- If anyone wants hard copy of the certificate
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