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Contract Law & Specific Relief
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Contracts and their Management
925.00Add to cartContracts and their Management focuses on the underlying concepts and principles behind various clauses in a contract, supporting them with case law to explain the practical side of the subject. The book serves as a handbook of reference to those engaged in contract negotiations, contract management, procurement and implementation of projects in public and private sectors. The present edition examines the changes introduced by the Arbitration and Conciliation (Amendment) Act 2015 in the context of contracts and their administration. It covers all significant decisions of the Supreme Court. The appendices to the book contain specimen clauses in a contract; rules relating to public procurement, national and international competitive bidding; updated Central Vigilance Commission guidelines on tender procedure; common flaws in contracts; and salient features of the World Bank procedures for procurement of goods, works and non-consulting services and for appointment of consultants. The book will not only serve as a handy reference to experts dealing in contractual relations but also introduce to beginners the generally accepted principles and key elements in a contract. This book will be an invaluable reference for lawyers, senior executives and managers in engineering, procurement and finance.
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Emden’s Building Contracts and Practice
4,495.00Add to cartThis book is an Indian adaptation of Emden’s Building Contracts and Practice, a renowned treatise on building law, which was first published in the year 1882. It captures the changes in the legal framework of building contracts law over the last three decades in the UK and in India. This edition covers topics relevant to India such as Tenders, Interpretation of Engineering Clauses, Blacklisting and its consequences, Bank Guarantees, Liquidated Damages etc. Apart from this, the book has an exhaustive case law coverage from common law countries such as the US, UK, Australia and South Africa. Encyclopedic in its scope and authoritative in its commentary and analysis, this book considers all key standard construction contracts.
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Law of Contract and Specific Relief
2,650.00Add to cartThis Seventh edition of the book explains in great detail various aspects of Law relating to Contracts as well as Specific Relief, inter alia including their origin as also the interrelationship between the provisions under the Indian Contract Act, 1872 and the Specific Relief Act, 1963. Further, all relevant case-law on the subject which has cropped up since the publication of the last edition, has been meticulously incorporated in this edition so as to serve its readers which include students, lawyers as well as academicians. Further, all relevant and connected statutes have been appended with this book intending to enable its readers to use it as a ready reference also
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Law of Contract and Specific Relief (with special emphasison Law of Tenders)
3,150.00Add to cartThe MLJ title “Law of Contract and Specific Relief ” is comprised of two parts, one dealing with the Indian Contract Act and the other with the Specific Relief Act. The Book also includes the Sales of Goods Act, Indian Partnership Act, and the Negotiable Instruments Act with short commentary and relevant Case Law. In view of the procedures adopted by the Governments and Statutory bodies relating to tenders and auction, various aspects of such contracts have also been set out in the book. The book is a convenient compendium of basic principles and doctrines of law with updated Case Law on the Law of Contracts and allied enactments such as Sales of Goods Act 1930, Indian Partnership Act 1932, and the Negotiable Instruments Act 1881.
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Law of Specific Relief (Tagore Law Lectures)
1,750.00Add to cartThis great classic, since its inception in the year 1909, initially in the form of Lectures, has transformed over the years into a homogeneous treatise, brought about by the passing of the 1963 Act. This change however has not shaken the colour and verve of the original work, as utmost care have been taken by the revising authors to maintain its enduring value, and I sincerely hope that I too have been able to do justice to this monumental creation. Dr. S.C. Banerjee through his accuracy and lucidity of exposition of legal principles, laid down the foundation stone for this book’s roaring success, as is explicit from the fact if one looks back at the number of editions and reprints it has gone through over a centrury. Every effort has been undertaken to bring the caselawuptodate. The thorough and comprehensive approach in respect of each and every section of the act, necessitated the synopsis tobe divided into numberous heads and subheads, coupled with sufficient indication provided at the top of the page as to the particular topic found discussed on that page to facilitate reference. A well planned and thorough index is also given at the end of the book. This edition too like its predecessors will prove as beneficial.
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Law Relating to Tenders and Government Contracts
1,695.00Add to cartThe “Law Relating to Tenders and Government Contracts“ is a complete treatise on law and principles and covers all aspects along with up-to-date and latest case-law, thus making the book exclusive, handy and unique. This Fourth Edition has been thoroughly revised and comprehensively updated with the latest judicial and statutory developments in order to make the book a complete and one-stop code on the subject. This book will be usefull for Bench, Bar, Architects, Government Departments, Real Estate Agencies, Engineers and the Contractors.
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Manual on the Law of Contract
1,495.00Add to cartThe present work, Manual on the Law of Contract has been derived from Volume 14 of The MLJ Civil Court Manual, 14th edition, and updated with essential case law and legislative amendments. It professes to solve all questions relating to the law of contract. The manual is conceptualized as a handy reference work to facilitate case law research. Designed as a first point of reference, this scholarly work illustrates and explains the provisions of the Act in a lucid, comprehensive and systematic manner. This essential reference work consolidates and covers all important judgments delivered by the Supreme Court as well as various High Courts. This unique work on the Indian Contract Act will be an indispensable source of reference to judges, lawyers, law firms, arbitrators, academicians and research scholars. Key Features:- • Designed as a first point of reference to assist lawyers/judges in their case law research • Content under each section is arranged thematically for easy reference of readers • Provides a comprehensive reservoir of judgments on the Indian Contract Act • Exhaustive coverage on Supreme Court and High Court Judgments • All Supreme Court cases presented with a distinctive bullet mark
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The Indian Contract and Specific Relief Acts
5,250.00Add to cartThe book is the most comprehensive and authoritative work on the Indian Contract and Specific Relief Act that explains and illustrates the provisions of the Act in a lucid, comprehensive and systematic manner. It intends to capture all major landmark judgments of Supreme Court and various High Courts. All the legislative changes since the last publication have been duly incorporated. It is a standard reference for Judges, lawyers, In house Counsels, Law firms, students, law professors and research scholars.
Key Features:A comprehensive study on all aspects of law of Contract and Specific Relief
Up to date with all the major judicial and legislative developments that has taken place in this field of lawAll-important judicial pronouncements have been incorporated.Adopts a lucid and analytical approach.New to this edition:The present edition has been extensively revised to include the latest judicial as well as the legislative developments.Latest case laws as well as the legislative amendments that have come about since the last publication has been incorporated.The provisions and the case laws that stands no longer effective in the light of amendments and developments that have taken place have been duly removed.