Law

The law specialisation deals with long-term immovable assets i.e. Land/ Property, where two or more parties are involved in ownership or sale or business operations. In order to keep the deals or partnerships/ agreements fair and in agreement, the Property Laws were defined. Therefore, law specialisation related to Property ownership, transfer, contracts, conveyance issues, leases, mortgages, breach, government control and powers, escrow and title insurance, zoning, landlord and tenant issues, as well as, real estate brokerage, agency, agreements, etc. is a part of Property Law.

• The law specialisation of Property Law can be studied at the undergraduate level as part of the BBA LLB, BA LLB, Bachelor LLB, and Master LLB course syllabus.
• Moreover, It can be studied at the postgraduate level as part of a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) course, or as a specialisation in a BBA of Laws (LLM) course. There are various colleges in India offering Property Law as a specialisation of Master of Business Administration (MBA) or BBA of Business Administration (BBA) courses as well.
• Whereas, there are law firms in India that offer certificate courses (bonus courses) in Property Law specialisation to advocates who want to make a career in the field.