Law of Contract – 1 (with Specific Relief Act) | R.K. Bangia 2026
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Build a flawless foundation in civil law with The Law of Contract – 1 (with Specific Relief Act, 1963) by Dr. R.K. Bangia. Published by Allahabad Law Agency, this 10th Edition Reprint (2026), revised by S.K. Raghuvanshi, is the definitive introductory textbook for Indian law students.
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✔ Complete General Principles: Thoroughly covers Sections 1–75 of the Indian Contract Act, 1872.
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✔ Case-First Method: Each doctrine is anchored to its leading authority, translated into exam-ready language.
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✔ Trusted Authenticity: Genuine copies carry the Allahabad Law Agency holographic seal—celebrating 75 years of legal publishing.
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ALA’s Law of Contract – 1 with Specific Relief Act by Dr. R.K. Bangia – 10th Edition Reprint 2026.
Generations of Indian law teachers have prescribed “Bangia” for the first contract paper because it does one thing exceptionally well: it makes the logic of contract law visible to a student reading it for the first time, without sacrificing the precision an examiner expects. Law of Contract – 1 covers the general principles of the Indian Contract Act, 1872 alongside the Specific Relief Act, 1963. This 2026 Edition Reprint, meticulously revised by S.K. Raghuvanshi, walks the first-year student through the complexities of civil agreements with clarity and structure.
Key Concepts & Syllabus Coverage
Where Contract-II covers special contracts, Contract-I serves as the essential foundation. The textbook explains the core tenets of contract law in a simple, structured style:
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Essentials of a Valid Contract: In-depth breakdown of offer and acceptance, lawful consideration, capacity of parties, and legality of object.
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Free Consent & Vitiating Factors: Detailed analysis of coercion, undue influence, fraud, misrepresentation, and mistake.
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Contract Mechanics: Covers void, voidable, and contingent agreements, alongside the principles of quasi-contracts.
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Performance & Remedies: Examines the discharge of contracts, the consequences of breach, and the specific remedies available to aggrieved parties under the Specific Relief Act, 1963.
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Landmark Jurisprudence: Every doctrine is rooted in classic case laws, from Carlill v. Carbolic Smoke Ball Co. and Mohori Bibee to Hadley v. Baxendale.
Who Should Buy This Book?
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LLB & BA.LLB Students: The absolute must-have foundational textbook for first-year and first-semester law students across all Indian universities.
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Judicial Services Aspirants: A trusted, standard revision text for clearing the substantive civil law papers in state judiciary preliminary and mains exams.
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Law Teachers & Academicians: A highly structured, exam-oriented teaching companion.
About the Author
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Dr. R.K. Bangia: A highly trusted and celebrated name among law students and academicians across India. His lucid, student-friendly writing style has made his textbooks the standard for introducing complex civil and tort laws to beginners.
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S.K. Raghuvanshi (Revising Author): An expert legal academic who has meticulously updated this 10th Edition (2026) to ensure the classic “Bangia method” accurately reflects the modern statutory landscape.
Details :
- Publisher: Allahabad Law Agency
- Author : Dr. R.K. Bangia
- Edition : 10th Edition Reprint 2026
- ISBN-13 : 9789348002662
- ISBN-10 : 9789348002662
- Language : English
- Binding : Paperback
| Publisher | Allahabad Law Agency |
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| Author | Dr. R.K. Bangia |
| Language | English |
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