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Box 1 covers Volume 1 to 3 and Appendix 1 and 2 along with Consolidated Table of Cases, Consolidated Index and Additional Reference Material. A Ramaiya, Guide to the Companies Act is a section-based commentary of the Companies Act, 2013. Widely recognised as the...

Ratanlal & Dhirajlal - The Law of Torts is one of the most reputed and authoritative commentaries on the subject. This book has been relied on and referenced repeatedly since its inception and has also been cited by the Supreme Court in the landmark...

K Krishnamurthy The Indian Stamp Act is an exhaustive commentary on the Central and State legislations relating to Stamp Act along with extracts from relevant allied Acts, and including Rules, Schedules, and Notifications. Key Features: Exhaustive section-wise commentary along with latest State Amendments and...

Commentary on the Right to Information Act is the most comprehensive and reliable commentary on the subject. It provides a complete code on the subject by explaining each and every provision of the Act with pertinent comments and observations. Aimed at easy comprehension and...

This book delves into various aspects of patent law, covering topics such as patentability conditions, non-patentable inventions, complete specifications, oppositions, revocation, licensing, infringement, IPAB abolition, international conventions, standard essential patents, competition law, regulatory authorities, taxation, and future challenges.The book provides a comprehensive overview of...

The Critical Commentary on the Constitutional Law of India by the eminent Jurist HM Seervai is a Masterpiece. ..It presupposes a high degree of familiarity of the reader, with the Constitutional Law of India, Politics related to the Constitution, and the the General Principles...

This peerless work by Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla is a section-wise commentary on the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Now in its 90th year of publication, this legal classic continues to be the fundamental text on the subject, retaining its original style and structure....

  This peerless work by Sir Dinshaw Fardunji Mulla is a section-wise commentary on the Transfer of Property Act, 1882. Now in its 90th year of publication, this legal classic continues to be the fundamental text on the subject, retaining its original style and...