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How to read the case analysis

 There is always a standard procedure that are needed to be followed . When I was in 1st semester how to read the facts of the case was bit difficult . I was not able to read the judgments of the long cases   .First we need to focus is that facts should be read 20 to 30 times . Because facts plays a major role to frame the issues. Issues is one of the criteria where we can frame the arguments. For example there are hundred pages that sometimes read by the caselaw . First we need to read more and more make points or make make blue print of the case outlet that you are reading . Second frame your own issues . Issues is the other step are need to be focus because arguments which are been made by lawyers is stronger because issues which they get in any cases . Last is the argument . Argument is the other key set which makes more chances for wining any case . It can be making more law in the argument by setting more provision .

For example if there is A agrees to sell to B for specific cargo of good supposed to be on its way from England to Bombay . In one day the goods  got destroyed by fire and he did not  to tell to b due to the fear .

Step 1 read the facts two or three times ( any case).

Issue :

Whether there was direct loss or indirect loss ?

Whether a will be liable for fraud ?

Step 2: Frame the issues more possible way than opposite party.

Analysis :

In this he will not be liable for the loss incurred because it was direct loss it was indirect loss .

Step 3 : continue making more analysis stronger by adding more statutes you have learned or but keep in mind to make more advances answers .

Step 4 : If you are not able to able to read the facts make a blue print in the diagram so that you will be easy to understand what is the real picture in the sense .

Follow the steps repeatedly for framing try to do cases in the follow the steps so that you will be well adverse with the facts as well as your arguments .

Because reading the just facts will not make you to throw with the cases . But making notes of the cases makes more clear in the mind that you would able to clear your doubt. Because when you different between parts makes clear what do you under stand by doing .

First you start all with reading small cases that it will be easy for you all . Because one of the professor he taught us that there should traditional practices should be followed . We should make notes so that it will be eventually in our life .

Basically it will help in the moot court competitions. There are many moot court competitions that happens in our semester. If you all follow this it will not help in academics . But the practices will eventually help you  in your life .
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