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The Law of Ultra Vires

by B.C. Sarma

About the book<br /> Frequently used in legal parlance, the term ultra vires implies the absence of capacity or power of the person to do any act. It is an important part of the literature on ..

Goyle's Law of Specific Performance

by S.K. Pathak

Specific performance, with its genesis in Equity and progression with contemporary desideratum, has come to pervade the domain of Civil Law, in particular, where the contractual obligations are ..

Mogha's Indian Conveyancer

by G.C. Mogha

Deed writers in India and mostly untrained and having no proper knowledge of modern legislations but they are only conversant with certain set of various kinds of deeds in common use in the country ..

Hindu Succession Act, 1956

by D.P Dey

Hindu religion, being bedrock of Hindu Law, is a reflection of the composite character of the Hindus, who are not one people but many, based on universal receptivity. This law is the oldest pedigree ..

Majumder's Laws Relating to Notices

by Purnendu Bhattacharyya

Notice means an information, an advice or a written warning in more or less formal shape, intended to apprise a person of such proceeding in which his interest is involved or informing him of some ..

Goyle’s A Commentary on the Transfer of Property Act

by Sukumar Ray

This outstanding work appears in its third edition. In this edition, the topics that frequently appear before a busy lawyer, i.e. applicability of the doctrine of lis pendens, part-performance, rule ..

Interpreting Law with Mîmâmsâ Sûtras

by J.K. Verma

The author has brought into focus the pioneering work on interpretation (Mîmâmsâ Sûtras  or Rules of Interpretation) produced more than 2500 years ago ..

Law of Medical Negligence and Compensation

by R.K. Bag

NEGLIGENCE is the failure to exercise the standard of care that a reasonably prudent person would have exercised in a similar situation. Negligence is a tort which involves a person’s ..

Modern Statutory Interpretation

by K.N. Chaturvedi

Law is the essential lifeblood of a modern democracy. How it is found; what it means; how its ambiguities are resolved; why we obey it; when we should disobey it and with consequences — ..

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