MODULE 01
Civil Litigation Strategy & Case Assessment
- Client conference
- Cause of action
- Limitation
- Jurisdiction
- Remedies
- Case theory
Executive Professional Programme
Advanced Civil Litigation, Courtroom Strategy & Legal Drafting
From Client Conference to Final Execution — Learn How a Civil Case Is Actually Built, Drafted, Argued and Enforced.
A practice-oriented online programme focused on civil and commercial litigation workflow, drafting, evidence, advocacy, execution, appeals and modern digital legal practice.
Programme at a glance
Mode
Online Learning
Format
Structured Lessons + Drafting Lab + Case-Based Practice
Focus
Civil & Commercial Litigation
Admissions
Enquiry-Based — Current Batch
The practical objective
Not merely to study procedure — but to learn how to handle a civil matter.
Analyse the facts. Identify the remedy. Choose the forum. Draft the case. Build the evidence. Argue effectively. Obtain relief. Enforce the result.
Analyse a civil dispute before drafting
Select the appropriate procedural remedy
Draft pleadings and interim applications with structure and precision
Build an evidence and witness strategy
Prepare written and oral advocacy
Understand execution and appellate pathways
Use e-filing and digital litigation workflows responsibly
Verify AI-assisted legal work before professional use
12-module curriculum
The complete civil litigation workflow
MODULE 02
Pre-Litigation Drafting
- Legal notices
- Replies
- Caveats
- Settlement strategy
- Pre-litigation documentation
MODULE 03
Institution of Civil Suits
- Court fee
- Valuation
- Jurisdiction
- Parties
- Limitation
- Filing and e-filing workflow
MODULE 04
Mastering Pleadings
- Plaint
- Written statement
- Replication
- Set-off
- Counterclaim
- Amendment and verification
MODULE 05
Interim & Emergency Remedies
- Temporary injunction
- Ex-parte relief
- Vacation of injunction
- Attachment before judgment
- Commissioner
- Receiver
- Section 151 CPC
MODULE 06
Commercial Civil Litigation
- Commercial Courts framework
- Statement of truth
- Disclosure
- Case management
- Pre-institution mediation
MODULE 07
Evidence & Electronic Evidence Lab
- Documentary evidence
- Electronic records
- Admissions and denials
- Witness preparation
- Proof strategy
MODULE 08
Civil Trial & Witness Examination
- Framing of issues
- Affidavit evidence
- Examination-in-chief
- Cross-examination
- Re-examination
MODULE 09
Courtroom Advocacy & Written Submissions
- Case research
- Precedent analysis
- Objections
- Oral arguments
- Written submissions
MODULE 10
Judgment, Decree & Execution
- Execution petition
- Attachment
- Enforcement strategy
- Resistance and objections in execution
MODULE 11
Appeals & Supervisory Remedies
- First appeal
- Second appeal
- Revision
- Review
- Appellate drafting
MODULE 12
Modern Litigation Practice
- Client management
- Professional fees
- Briefing seniors
- Digital case files
- Responsible AI-assisted drafting
Courtroom-ready drafting lab
Build a practical litigation portfolio.
Drafting exercises are structured around documents a learner may encounter across the lifecycle of a civil and commercial dispute. Court-specific rules and current law must always be independently verified before professional filing or use.
Legal Notice & Reply
Plaint
Written Statement
Set-Off / Counterclaim
Temporary Injunction Application
Reply / Vacation of Injunction
Order VII Rule 11 Application
Evidence Affidavit
Cross-Examination Plan
Written Submissions
Execution Petition
Appeal / Revision / Review
Legal Opinion
Commercial Litigation Documents
Who should join
Built for learners who want practical litigation capability.
Law Students
Fresh Advocates
Practising Lawyers
Litigation Interns
Judiciary Aspirants
In-House Legal Professionals
Lawyers entering Civil & Commercial Litigation
Frequently asked questions
Before you enrol
Who is this programme for?
The programme is designed for law students, new and practising advocates, litigation interns, judiciary aspirants and legal professionals who want a structured practical understanding of civil litigation and drafting.
Is this only a CPC theory course?
No. The programme is designed around the practical lifecycle of a civil matter, including case assessment, notices, pleadings, interim relief, evidence, trial, arguments, execution and appeals.
Does the programme include drafting practice?
Yes. The course includes a drafting lab covering notices, plaints, written statements, interim applications, evidence affidavits, submissions, execution and appellate documents.
Does it cover commercial litigation and e-filing?
Yes. Dedicated learning segments address commercial civil litigation, digital case workflows and e-filing awareness in addition to traditional civil procedure and drafting.
Is AI-assisted drafting covered?
Yes. The programme addresses responsible use of AI-assisted drafting with emphasis on legal verification, factual accuracy, citation checking, confidentiality and professional responsibility.
Is the programme online?
Yes. It is designed as an online, practice-oriented professional programme with structured lessons, drafting exercises and case-based learning.
What is the course fee?
Current batch fee and admission terms are provided by the admissions team. Use the enquiry button for the latest batch information.
Admissions
Advanced Civil Litigation, Courtroom Strategy & Legal Drafting
Current batch fee, schedule and admission terms are available through the admissions enquiry process.