Dr. S. S. Srivastava’s Law of Contract I & II

Description

Contents:
PART I- THE INDIAN CONTRACT ACT, 1872
Chapter I- Introduction
Chapter II- Proposal
Chapter III- Acceptance
Chapter IV- Consideration
Chapter V- Capacity to Contract
Chapter VI- Consent
Chapter VII- Object of the Contract
Chapter VIII- Void Agreements
Chapter IX- Contingent Contract
Chapter X- Discharge of Obligations
Chapter XI- Quasi Contract
Chapter XII- Breach of Contract
Chapter XIII- Indemnity and Guarantee
Chapter XIV- Bailment
Chapter XV- Bailment of Pledges
Chapter XVI- Agency
Chapter XVII- Government Contracts
Questions and Answers on the Law of Contract

Part II- SPECIFIC RELIEF ACT, 1963
Chapter I- Preliminary
Chapter II- Recovering Possession of property
Chapter III- Specific Performance of Contract
Chapter IV- Rectification of Instruments
Chapter V- Rescission of Contracts
Chapter VI- Cancellation of Instruments
Chapter VII- Declaratory Decrees
Chapter VIII- Preventive Relief- Injunctions Generally and Perpetual Injunction

PART III- SALE OF GOODS ACT, 1930
Chapter I- Preliminary
Chapter II- Formation of the Contract
Chapter III- Conditions and Warranties
Chapter IV- Effects of Contract
Chapter V- Transfer of Title
Chapter VI- Performance of Contract
Chapter VII- Rights of Unpaid Seller against the goods
Chapter VIII- Suits for Breach of Contract
Chapter IX- Miscellaneous

PART IV- INDIAN PARTNERSHIP ACT, 1932
Chapter I- Nature of Partnership
Chapter II- Relations of Partners to One Another
Chapter III- Relations of Partners to Third Parties
Chapter IV- Incoming and Outgoing Partners
Chapter V- Dissolution of a Firm
Chapter VI- Registration of a Firm
Chapter VII- Supplemental

PART V- THE NEGOTIABLE INSTRUMENTS ACT, 1881
Chapter I- Negotiable Instruments
Chapter II- Parties to Notes, Bills and Cheques
Chapter III- Presentment
Chapter IV- Discharge from Liability
Chapter V- Dishonour of Instruments
Chapter VI- Crossed Cheques