Nabhi's Business Laws - One should Know

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Book Description
Nabhi's Business Laws : One should Know
For effective day to day functioning and success of business entrerprises whether of small size or large size, constituted as sole - proprietorship, partnership or as a company, engaged in trading, commercial or industrial activity, the enterprenures including their managers are required to have adequate knowledge of all the relevant business laws. The laws governing the various aspects relating to business are not only numerous but also complex. While the law of contracts contains the basic principles concerning the day to day business transactions, certain laws have been made to deal with specific areas or a particular kind of transactions viz. sale of goods, negotiable instruments hire - purchase transactions,constituting a partnership company form of organisation, transportation / cariage of goods, insurance of goods and business assets, registration of patents / trade marks, sales tax, settlement of disputes through arbitration etc.
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Contents
List of Cases Cited in the Book
Chapter 1  :  Arbitration
Chapter 2  : Bureau of Indian Standards
Chapter 3  : Carriage of Goods
Chapter 4  : Company Law
Chapter 5  : Competition Law
                      (Earlier Monopolies, Restrictive and Unfair Trade
                       Practices Act, 1969 (or MRTP Act)
Chapter 6  : Consumer Protection
Chapter 7  : Contract Law
Chapter 8  : Essential Commodities
Chapter 9  : Food Safety and Standards
                      (Earlier Food Adulternation Act, 1954)
Chapter 10 : Hire Purchase
Chapter 11 : Information Technology
Chapter 12 : Insolvency
Chapter 13 : Insurance
Chapter 14 : Intellectual Property Rights (Patents, Designs, Trade Marks,
                       'Passing' Off, Copy Rights and Geographical Indications of Goods)
Chapter 15 : Legal metrology (Earlier Standards of Weights and Measures Act, 1976)
Chapter 16 : Negotiable Instruments
Chapter 17 : Partnership
Chapter 18 : Right to Information
Chapter 19 : Sale of Goods
Chapter 20 : Sales Tax
Chapter 21 : Service Tax
Chapter 22 : Special Business and Economic Laws
•   Industries (Development and Regulations) Act, 1951
•  Central Excises Act, 1944
•  Foreign Collaboration / Investment
•  Customs Act, 1962
•  Foreign Trade Policy
•  Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999
•  Labour Laws
•  The Boilers Act, 1923
Chapter 23 : Source of Further Information
Chapter 24 : List of Nabhi Publications
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