P. Ramanatha Aiyar Law of Sale of Goods (An Exhaustive Commentary on the Sale of Goods Act, 1930)

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Description
With Special Chapters on
•  Formation of Contract
•  Remedies of Seller and Buyer
•  Sale of Goods through E- Contract etc.
It has indeed been an immense pleasure to put before readers the revised tenth edition of P. Ramanatha Aiyar's Sale of Goods Act, a gem of a masterpiece, which has over the years established itself as an irreplaceable classic on the subject.
With the passage of time, the sale transactions have evolved into a complex phenomenon. The graph of litigations has leaped considerably for sellers and purchasers as the information technology and internet system follow the contemporary system of legal growth in multiple facets of trade and commerce pertaining to sales transactions.
On the other hand, the courts in India, while contemplating upon cases related to sale, base their interpretations on dual points of view, i.e., judicial precedents and legal developments. Keeping these aspects into consideration the latest case laws have been incorporated at appropriate places.
A thorough updation has been carried out upon each and every chapter in the light of judicial and legal developments so far. At the same time utmost care has been taken to maintain the spirit and essence of the original work. The entire case law has been incorporated upto date to enhance its richness in quality and utility.
At the end, it is hoped like previous editions, this edition too will prove beneficial for lawyers, judges, consultants, chartered accountants, company secretaries, law libraries, commercial organizations, and all those who are linked and concerned with this subject in the same spirit and law.
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Contents
The Sale of Goods Act, 1930
1.   Prelimi8nary
2.   Formation of the Contract
3.   Effects of the Contract
4.   Performance of the Contract
5.   Rights of Unpaid Seller Against the Goods
6.   Suits for Breach of the Contract
7.   Miscellaneous
Formation of Contract
Delivery Acceptance and Payment
C.I.F Contracts
Law Commission Report
Appendices
Table of Cases
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Author Details
P. Ramanatha Aiyar, B.A., B.L.,
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