The concept of Estoppel is often considered tricky and technical in law, especially for students preparing for the CA Foundation exams. But don’t worry — in this blog, we’ve broken it down in the simplest way possible, using real-life examples, desi analogies, and Rishabh Gaur Sir’s signature teaching style. In childhood, when someone said “Mummy Kasam,...
By: Concept of Contact with Advocate Rishabh Gaur (IGP CA Foundation Law Faculty) Introduction When discussing the complexities of Muslim personal law, especially regarding child marriage, maintenance (nafaqah), Mehar, and the contractual nature of marriage, one case that frequently stands out is: Khwaja Muhammad Khan vs Husaini Begum This case is not just a landmark judgment but also...
This blog post is not a part of the CA Foundation Law syllabus. The concept of Jurisdiction is explained here purely for knowledge and conceptual clarity. It helps CA Foundation students better understand case studies, court structures, and how legal judgments are framed. This content is based on Rishabh Gaur Sir's (IGP CA Foundation Faculty) explanation,...
(Explained by Rishabh Gaur Sir, IGP CA Foundation Faculty) Introduction: Understanding Consideration When two people enter into a contract, there is always an exchange —"Main aapke liye kuchh karunga, aap mere liye kuchh karenge." "I’ll do something for you, and you’ll do something for me." There is an offer, then a consideration is demanded, and finally acceptance happens.Thus,...
Section 72 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872, is an important provision that even a common man should understand.Rishabh Gaur Sir (IGP's CA Foundation Faculty) explains it beautifully through real-life relatable examples so that no one — neither students nor ordinary people — remain confused or misled about their rights and duties. Let’s understand Section...
A common doubt among CA Foundation students is whether they must write answers exactly in the same words as the ICAI Study Material or the notes given by their teachers, like Rishabh Gaur Sir. Let’s understand this clearly. Word-to-Word Copying Needed in CA Exams? - Short Answer The short answer is: No, it is not compulsory...
(Inspired by Rishabh Gaur Sir’s Mentorship for CA Foundation Aspirants) So, your Law paper didn’t go as planned. The marks were disappointing. Maybe you failed—or maybe you just didn’t score what you truly deserved. This is not the time to feel defeated. This is the time to evaluate, learn, and bounce back stronger. As CA Foundation mentor...
If you're a CA Foundation student, you've definitely faced this: “Section 2(1)(a)(iv) says this…” And your brain goes: “Bro… is this Math or Law? Why so many brackets?!” Don’t worry – today we’ll break this down in the simplest way, using a clear, logical approach (with a little Hinglish spice), so you never get confused again! First, Understand the...
When you're diving into the world of CA Foundation Business Law, there's a lot more than just memorizing sections and definitions. One of the core things every student needs to understand is the difference between "Act" and "Case Study"—something that Rishabh Gaur Sir breaks down brilliantly with real-life examples and clarity that sticks. Here's a complete...
If you're planning to appear for the CA Foundation exams, it's important to know the eligibility criteria based on your chosen attempt. This blog covers all the key requirements—registration deadlines, course conversion, and document uploads—organized attempt-wise for easy reference. CA Foundation Eligibility for 2025 Exams September 2025 Exams Eligibility CriteriaDetailsRegistrationMust be registered in Foundation Course on or before...
