About

NyayaSaral is a free study resource for students of India's 3-Year LL.B. programme. The name says what it aims to do: make nyaya (law) saral (simple). Notes and case laws are available in English and Telugu, so a student can read a topic in the language they think in and still see the legal terms as the exam uses them.

What you will find here

• Notes — topic-by-topic explanations with the essentials and exam-important points for each unit.
• Case Laws — summaries of leading judgments covering facts, issues, the court's reasoning, the judgement and the legal principle.
• Bare Acts — the statutory sections each subject depends on, organised by subject and unit.
• MCQs — practice questions with answers and explanations, matched to the notes.
• Important Questions — previous examination questions, each linked to the notes that answer it.
• Glossary — legal terms explained in simple English and Telugu, with a real-life example.

The current subjects are Law of Torts, Law of Contract – I, Constitutional Law – I, Environmental Law and Family Law – I (Hindu Law), each organised by unit.

How to use NyayaSaral

1. Open 3-Year LL.B. and choose your subject, then the unit you are studying.
2. Read the Notes for each topic in the unit. Use the language toggle (EN / TE) at the top to switch between English and Telugu.
3. Test yourself with the MCQs for the same topic, then go through the linked Case Laws and Bare Acts.
4. Before exams, work through the Important Questions for the unit.
5. Use Search to find a topic, case or term quickly, and Save for later to keep pages you want to come back to.

How the content is prepared

Content is prepared from bare acts, reported judgments and standard legal sources for study purposes. It has not been reviewed by a practising advocate or law faculty member, and it may contain errors. The aim is material that is clear enough to study from, with legal terms kept intact and explained rather than simplified away. Always confirm important points against the official text.

What NyayaSaral is not

NyayaSaral is an independent educational project built by an LL.B. student for LL.B. students. It is a study aid, not a substitute for a law degree, a lawyer or professional legal advice, and it is not affiliated with any university, court or government body. Previous examination questions are used for study and revision only. Please read the Disclaimer before relying on anything here.

Corrections and feedback

Law changes, and any large body of study material can contain mistakes. If you spot an error or have a suggestion, please get in touch. Corrections are read and acted on.