UPSC Law Optional
Law Optional Articles
134 articles on the UPSC law optional syllabus from De Facto IAS, arranged by subject: Law of Crime (22), Law of Torts (9), Law of Contract & Mercantile Law (17), Constitutional and Administrative Law (53), International Law UPSC (26), Contemporary Legal Developments (18).
Articles by subject
Each subject page lists its articles in syllabus order.
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Law of Crime
22 articles
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Law of Torts
9 articles
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Law of Contract & Mercantile Law
17 articles
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Constitutional and Administrative Law
53 articles
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International Law UPSC
26 articles
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Contemporary Legal Developments
18 articles
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Latest articles
- Lok Sabha Seats and the Delimitation Freeze Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Lokpal and Lokayuktas Act 2013: Powers and Functions Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Impossible Attempt: Section 62 BNS Law of Crime
- The Paris Agreement's Legal Architecture International Law UPSC
- Consumer Protection Act 2019: E-commerce and Product Liability Law of Torts
- Article 76: The Attorney General for India Constitutional and Administrative Law
- Accident Defence: Section 18 BNS (Section 80 IPC) Law of Crime
- Trail Smelter and the No-Harm Rule International Law UPSC
- Separation of Powers in India: Why the American Model Was Deliberately Rejected Constitutional and Administrative Law
- The ICJ and the Environment: Key Cases International Law UPSC
- Directive Principles vs. Fundamental Rights: From Conflict to Harmonious Construction Constitutional and Administrative Law
- General Exceptions Under BNS and IPC: Excuse vs Justification Law of Crime
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