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Contracts I : Cases and Materials focuses on the general principles of the law of contract codified in sections 1 to 75 of the Indian Contract Act 1872. The fundamentals of the law of contract are presented by a judicious mixture of judicial decisions, juristic comments, legal provisions and law reform reports in seven segments comprising eighteen chapters. The conceptual framework of contract and law of contract is in the realm of the first segment while the second segment deals with the formation of a contract. The third and fourth segments respectively deal with the contracts imposed on consumers today and contracts implied by law. Segment five deals with the operation of a contract while discharge from contractual obligations and breach of contract and its attendant consequences are dealt within segments six and seven. The unique feature of the book is an exclusive focus on decisions of courts in India. Leading English cases are provided at the end of every chapter for a better understanding of the concepts relating to contracts.

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Contracts and their Management focuses on the concepts and principles behind each clause in a contract, supporting them with case law to explain the practical side, and the judicial interpretation. The appendices to the book contain specimen clauses in a contract, tendering procedure as prevalent in India and salient features of the World Bank Tendering Procedures. The book provides an insight into the legal issues involved without making it too legalistic and serves as a handbook of reference to those who are engaged in negotiating contracts and to help them avoid the pitfalls involved. The present edition has given significant coverage to important decisions of the Supreme Court explaining the lessons to be drawn therefrom. This edition has also incorporated in Appendix III the changes in the World Bank guidelines made in May 2004.

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A detailed text on the various legal rights and obligations of architects and building contractors and their limits of authority. This is an essential reference tool for civil engineers and lawyers who need to understand the many intricacies involved in the implementation of these contracts. The fourth edition of this classic, touches upon new topics and includes new material on arbitration. The book will be useful to lawyers, engineers, building contractors, architects and public works department heads.

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* Comprehensive Coverage of Modern Laws of Contract Information * Discussion on the relevance of International Laws in the Global Business Context. * Description of the Modern Style, practice and Challenges confronting new forms of Contract. * Reseach-based analysis of common law approach with the Indian Perspective on Contract Law Application

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The book is designed not to overwhelm students by its length but covers all aspects of the law of contract most commonly found in the undergraduate curriculum

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With Special Coverage on Tenders, Blacklisting, Bank Guarantees and Damages