1. Historical Context: The Act was enacted during British colonial rule, aiming to standardize property transactions.
2. Key Provisions: Detailed analysis of various modes of transfer (sale, lease, mortgage, etc.), the rights and obligations of parties involved, and essential terminologies.
3. Legal Principles: Discussion on concepts like ownership, title, and the doctrine of notice.
4. Judicial Interpretation: Examination of landmark cases that have shaped the understanding of the Act.
5. Modern Relevance: Insights into how the Act interacts with contemporary issues in property law, including real estate development and urbanization

Dr. Tripathi’s work serves as a vital resource for students, practitioners, and anyone interested in understanding property law in India.

Drafting Contracts – Basic Principles is divided into 12 chapters.
Chapter 1 introduces the basics of drafting to the learner and elaborates on the skills, objectives, and stages of contract drafting.
Chapter 2, explains the drafting process from taking instructions from the client to the essentials of a well-drafted contract.
Chapter 3 deals with the effective language to be used in contract drafting, from general principles to the types of contract language.
In Chapter 4 and 5, designing the terms and defining the contours of the contract have been explained by the author.
Chapters 6 to 8, deal with operative clauses, termination, remedies and exemption clauses, and standard form contracts or boilerplate contracts.
In Chapter 9, dispute resolution clauses are covered which include the scope of the clause, choice of law, and multi-tier dispute resolution clauses.
Concluding a contract is covered in Chapter 10 and reviewing contracts is covered in Chapter 11.
The final chapter, Chapter 12 deals with checklists and covers language and drafting checklists.

This book is meant for law students, beginners, fresh graduates, and laypersons looking for guidance on the subject. Experienced litigation professionals will also benefit from this book using it as a quick refresher. This book equips readers with sound knowledge and understanding of the basics, principles, and rules of drafting and gives a competitive advantage to the students when they step outside the law school.

1. THE MEDIATION ACT,2023 (ACT NO.32 OF 2023) (w.e.f. 9-10-2023), vide S.O.4384 (E), DATED 9th OCTOBER,2023.
2. The Commercial Courts, Commercial Division and Commercial Appellate Division of HIGH COURTS (Amendment)Act,2018(Act No.28 of 2018)(w.r.e.f.3-5 2018).
3. The Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Act,2019(Act No.34 of 2019) (w.e.f.31-10-2019).

ALONGWITH State and High Court Amendments by S.C Sarkar.

• The Jammu & Kashmir Reorganisation Act, 2019 (Act No.34 of 2019) (w.e.f.31.10.2019).
• The Criminal Law (Amendment) Act,2018(Act No.22 of 2018) (w.e.f.21.4.2018)

Exhaustive commentary with :-

• Up to date Central and State Amendments Alongwith Classification chart and Model Forms.

Key Features:

• Thorough commentary on each provision of The Criminal Procedure (Identification) Act, 2022.
• Updated with the latest amendments and significant judicial interpretations.
• Practical insights and applications of the Act.
• An essential reference for legal professionals and students.