Avtar Singh's Law of Sale of Goods / Deepa Paturkar

It includes Preface, Contents, Table of Cases, and Subject Index Pages.
Description:
Overview:

The 9th Edition of Dr. Avtar Singh's Law of Sale of Goods has been revised by Dr. Deepa Paturkar. The book has been thoroughly updated with the latest statutory developments and case law that has evolved over the recent years. The chapters in the book have been re-examined, updated, and, where necessary, rewritten. An attempt has been made to present an account of the underlying fundamentals of the Law of Sale of Goods in light of the evolving case law and statutory law.

Over the last few years, significant statutory developments have had a distinctive impact on the Law of the Sale of Goods. The concept of "Goods" has been introduced by the law on Goods and Services Tax. The Consumer Protection Act, of 2019, by introducing the inclusion of online sale of goods and product liability has further enlarged both scopes as well as the jurisdiction of the law in the online realm. The remedies for breach of a contract of the sale of goods need to be re-appreciated in view of the changes brought about by new laws on consumer protection.

These new statutory developments meet the needs of the increased complexities involved in modern-day transactions of the sale of goods. All these changes in the law have been updated in the present edition.

Discusses the Sale of Goods Act, 1930 in the light of increased complexities involved in modern-day transactions of sale of goods.

1. Discusses the concept of Goods as introduced by the law on Goods and Services Tax.
2. Includes a chapter on the Concept of Supply of Goods introduced by GST.
3. Discusses the relevancy of the Consumer Protection Act, 1986 after the inclusion of online sale of goods and product liability.
4. Presents an account of the underlying fundamentals of the Law of Sale of Goods in light of the evolving case law and statutory law.
5. Covers the topic of breach of a contract of the sale of goods in the light of the changes brought about by new law on consumer protection.

1. Additional learning resources through www.ebcexplorer.com:
2. Access to important case law as indicated by Case PilotTM.
3. SCC Online BlogTM Blog to stay up-to-date on recent happenings in the legal world.

About The Author

Dr. Avtar Singh, B.Com., LL.M., LL.D, is a multi-faceted personality, who has adorned his cap with multiple feathers- Author, Advocate, and Professor. He has been awarded numerous prestigious honors like Saraswati Sammaan by the U.P. Government and Vidya Bhushan Sammaan by the Hindi Sansthan in U.P., for his contributions to the field of legal education. In his decades-long career, he has been a visiting professor of Business Law at IIM, Lucknow, and a Reader in Law at Lucknow University.

Titles written by him have been prescribed by many leading universities and have been lauded by both students and teachers. His works and writing style have been appreciated both Nationally and Internationally.

He has followed his signature style of writing in all his works- the most comprehensive study of the subject that he takes in his hands in simple and lucid language. He has written in both English and Hindi languages.

His list of works include: Business Law, Company Law (in English and Hindi), Competition Law, Consumer Protection: Law and Practice, Contract Law (Easy Law Series), Introduction to Company Law (in English and Hindi), Introduction to Law of Negotiable Instruments, Introduction to Partnership (including Limited Liability Partnership) (in English and Hindi), Intellectual Property Law, Law of Arbitration and Conciliation (in English and Hindi), Laws of Banking and Negotiable Instruments (in English and Hindi), Law of Carriage (Air, Land, and Sea), Law of Contract and Specific Relief (in English and Hindi), Law of Insolvency, Law of Insurance, Law of Partnership (Principles, Practice & Taxation), Law of Sale of Goods (in English and Hindi), Negotiable Instruments (in English and Hindi), Textbook on Law of Contract and Specific Relief.

Table Of Contents:

Table of Cases

1. The Sale of Goods Act, 1930
2. Formation of the Contract
3. Conditions and Warranties
4. Effects of the Contract
5. Transfer of Title
6. Performance of the Contract
7. Rights of Unpaid Seller Against the Goods
8. Suits for Breach of the Contract
9. Miscellaneous
10. Hire-Purchase Act, 1972 (Repealed)
11. Concept of “Supply of Goods” Introduced by the Goods and Services Tax

Subject Index