Muslim Law Notes for LLB (Family Law 2) — Schools & Succession

📑 Course: KSLU LL.B. (3-Year / 5-Year)  •  Semester: 2nd Semester  •  Subject: Family Law II (Muslim Law) “Marriage among Mohammedans is not a sacrament but a civil contract.”Justice Mahmood, Abdul Kadir v. Salima (1886)

Free, exam-ready Muslim Law (Family Law II) notes for LL.B. — concise topic notes, comparison charts, previous-year questions, landmark cases and solved IRAC problems. Pick any topic below.


Unit I — Sources, Schools, Marriage & Dower

Unit II — Parentage, Divorce & Maintenance

Unit III — Will, Hiba, Wakf & Pre-emption

Unit IV — Inheritance, Domicile & the ISA 1925

Unit V — Wills (ISA), Family Courts & UCC


Landmark Case Laws

Full one-page briefs — facts, issue, held and why it matters — for every case the KSLU examiner keeps returning to:

Case Name Key Exam Concept Quick Link
Abdul Kadir v Salima (1886) Marriage is a contract Read Brief
Shayara Bano v Union of India (2017) The end of instant triple talaq Read Brief
Mohd. Ahmed Khan v Shah Bano Begum (1985) S.125 CrPC reaches a divorced Muslim woman Read Brief
Danial Latifi v Union of India (2001) The 1986 Act, read to protect Read Brief
Muhammad Allahdad Khan v Muhammad Ismail (1888) Acknowledgement, not adoption Read Brief
Gobind Dayal v Inayatullah (1885) Pre-emption defined Read Brief
Sarla Mudgal v Union of India (1995) Conversion is no shortcut to a second marriage Read Brief
Kedar Pandey v Narain Bikram Sah (1965) Proving a change of domicile Read Brief
K.A. Abdul Jaleel v T.A. Shahida (2003) The reach of the Family Court Read Brief

✏️ Practice


Download the Muslim Law (Family Law II) Complete Bundle + Question Bank — ₹199 — the full study notes plus a Question Bank of model answers to every previously-asked KSLU essay and problem, in one printable PDF for all 5 units.

🆓 Free sample: Download Unit 1 (free PDF)