WHY "AILM"?

"AB Institute of Law & Management (AILM)" aim is to groom & polish, the provisional - practical knowledge, further to develop the skill set of the learners by rendering quality education.

Many interns, lawyers (especially beginners) & learners have shown their interest & desire to understand, "The provisional, academic, procedural & practical concept including drafting, proceeding, relief thereto." Generally, professionals face difficulties while handling the said issues due to complicated procedure & lack of confidence. Author has crafted the course with the primarily motive to resolve the difficulties consisting of the academic, provisional & procedural requirement.

OBJECTIVE OF THE COURSE

Author has crafted the course with the primarily motive to understand the knowledge and the deep concept in term of academic, provisional, rules, practical and uniform procedural aspect which covers Domestic as well as International application followed with the convention and international treaty.

Author has also done his due diligent efforts to cover up understanding of the academic, provisional, practical & procedure gap between the learner.

It requires the balance perception of legal problems and issues. In this course, our object is to enlighten on practical & comprehensive aspect and foundation, further, shaping the students to be perfect in practical field.

Author, Anand Duggal, Advocate has crafted the course, Banking & Insurance law with stalwart efforts by deeply following the academic, provisional & the practical aspect and believes in the philosophy to protect the rights under appropriate law and has tried to cover the academic as well as practical problem-solving aspects.

AIM OF THE COURSE

The motive to craft this course, Banking & Insurance law, is to encourage the students, professionals like lawyers, advocates, attorneys and others who are pursing law or have recently enrolled as the advocate and are interested to start their own career and want to get aware about the fundamentals, drafting, academic, provisions, rules and practical procedure.