1.1/8 Formation of Contract | Contract Drafting Course 2025

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Contract Drafting Course 2025 – Practical Training by Vaquill ✍️📄

You’re watching selected free lectures from “Contract Drafting Course by Vaquill (2025)” – a hands-on course designed to take you from understanding basic contract law to confidently drafting real-world contracts like NDAs, consultancy agreements, and rent agreements.


What this Contract Drafting course covers

The full course is divided into 4 modules, combining theory, structure, and practical drafting with reference material, PPTs, and resource links.

🧩 Module 1 – Contract Law Fundamentals (with Drafting Perspective)

1.1. Formation of Contract
1.2. Capacity of Parties
1.3. Free Consent
1.4. Lawful Consideration, Lawful Object & Agreements
1.5. Consequences of Agreement
1.6. Contract Drafting and Its Objectives
1.7. Types of Contracts Commonly Encountered

Includes: reference material + PPT + resource links to strengthen conceptual understanding and exam / practice prep.

🏗️ Module 2 – Structure & Clauses of a Contract

2.1. Section 1 – The Foundation
2.2. Section 2 – The Core
2.3. Section 3 – Protective and Operative Clauses
2.4. Section 4 – Termination & Dispute Resolution Clause
2.5. Section 5 & Section 6
2.6. Operative Clauses
2.7. Boilerplate Clauses
2.8. Outro

Includes: reference material + PPT + resource links to help you understand how contracts are actually built, section by section and clause by clause.

📝 Module 3 – Drafting NDAs & Consultancy Agreements (Templates + Analysis)

3.1. NDA 1
3.2. NDA 2
3.3. NDA 3
3.4. NDA 4
3.5. Consultancy Agreement 1
3.6. Consultancy Agreement 2
3.7. Consultancy Agreement 3

Includes: reference material + PPT + resource links so you can learn from sample drafts, spot good and bad clauses, and adapt them to real-world scenarios.

🏠 Module 4 – Rent Agreements & Negotiation Skills

4.1. Rent Agreement 01
4.2. Rent Agreement 02
4.3. Rent Agreement 03
4.4. Link Between Negotiation and Drafting
4.5. Identifying and Managing Contractual Risk
4.6. The Negotiation Process in Practice

Includes: reference material + PPT + resource links, focusing on practical risk management and negotiation strategy along with drafting.

What you get in the full paid course

Full access to all 4 modules and every lecture

Sample NDAs, consultancy agreements, and rent agreements

Reference material, PPTs, and curated resource links for deeper study

A step-by-step approach: from understanding law → understanding clauses → drafting complete contracts

A reusable mental framework for drafting any contract, not just the ones covered in the course

These YouTube videos include only a part of the entire course. For complete access (all modules, materials, and future updates), use the TagMango link above.

Who this course is ideal for

1. Law students (LL.B / LL.M) who don’t want to stop at just theory
2. Judiciary, UGC-NET & competitive exam aspirants who want clarity + practical edge
3. Young lawyers and interns entering corporate, litigation, or in-house roles
4. Freelancers, startups, and business owners who regularly sign or review contracts
5. Anyone who wants to move from just reading contracts to confidently drafting them

How to use these free lectures?
1. Treat these videos as a preview / mini-workshop of the complete course
2. Take notes while watching – especially structure, clause language, and negotiation pointers
3. Pause and try drafting clauses on your own based on the explanation

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All content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. For any specific legal issue, always consult a qualified legal professional.