LexisNexis’s Commentary on The Limitation Act by T R Desai
In civil and corporate litigation, a miscalculated deadline can extinguish an airtight claim. LexisNexis's Commentary on The Limitation Act (13th Edition, 2024) by T.R. Desai is the definitive, section-wise procedural guide for the Bar and the Bench.
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✔ Modern Commercial Application: Provides a deep, analytical breakdown of the Limitation Act's applicability to arbitral proceedings and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
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✔ Corporate Financial Insights: Clarifies highly contentious issues such as the effect of an acknowledgment of debt recorded in a corporate balance sheet.
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✔ Landmark Rulings: Meticulously updated with the absolute latest Supreme Court judgments and significant rulings from the High Courts.
Lexis Nexis’s Commentaries on the Transfer of Property Act by Darashaw J Vakil
Master the complex intersections of traditional property law and modern real estate regulations. LexisNexis’s Commentaries on the Transfer of Property Act (7th Edition, 2025) by Darashaw J. Vakil is a monumental 2-volume classic that has guided the legal profession since 1938.
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✔ The RERA & IBC Intersection: Captures detailed discussions on the constitutional validity of RERA and its complex operational conflicts with the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
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✔ Homebuyer Remedies: Explores the alternative remedies available to homebuyers simultaneously under the Consumer Protection Act, 2019, IBC, and RERA.
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✔ Landmark Judicial Precedents: Fully updated with exhaustive notes and the absolute latest judgments from the High Courts and the Supreme Court.
Lexis Nexis’s Law of Limitation and Prescription by U N Mitra
A century-old juristic masterpiece of immense merit and scholastic learning. LexisNexis’s Law of Limitation and Prescription (17th Edition, 2025) by U.N. Mitra is the most authoritative 2-volume commentary on the Limitation Act, 1963.
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✔ The Foundation of Civil Law: Contains the original, unparalleled text of the historic Tagore Law Lectures delivered at the University of Calcutta in 1882.
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✔ The Definitive Commentary: A lucid, critical, and section-wise exposition that determines exactly how ownership, easements, and procedural time bars are gained or lost.
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✔ Latest 2025 Updates: Meticulously updated with recent legislative developments and landmark judgments like State of UP v RK Pandey and M/s Citicorp Finance v Snehasis Nanda.
Commentary on The Mediation Act, 2023 | P.C. Markanda (1st Ed. 2025)
Master the new frontier of Alternative Dispute Resolution with Commentary on The Mediation Act, 2023. Initiated by the late "Father of Indian Arbitration" Dr. P.C. Markanda and published by LexisNexis, this 1st Edition (2025) is an indispensable guide for lawyers, judges, and mediators.
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✔ Complete Act Analysis: Explains the true importance and meaning of the Mediation Act provisions in highly lucid language.
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✔ New MCI Rules Included: Features the latest 2024 Rules governing the Mediation Council of India (MCI).
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✔ Practical Mediation Techniques: Offers actionable insights into communication methods, online mediation platforms, conducting hearings, and resolving impasses.
Mulla’s The Code of Civil Procedure (Abridged) | 19th Ed. 2026
Equip your legal practice with the ultimate courtroom classic. Mulla's The Code of Civil Procedure (Abridged), published by LexisNexis, is an indispensable tool for judges, lawyers, and academicians. This 19th Edition (2026) continues a century-old legacy of precision and critical analysis.
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✔ Latest Legislative Updates: Fully incorporates recent statutory developments, including the sweeping changes introduced by the Mediation Act, 2023.
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✔ Contemporary Jurisprudence: Critically analyzes recent landmark judgments such as LK Prabhu v KT Mathew and Kumud Lall v Suresh Chandra Roy.
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✔ Comprehensive yet Concise: Delivers a lucid, highly readable presentation that perfectly balances depth of knowledge with quick courtroom referencing.
The Key to Indian Practice (CPC Summary) | Mulla | 14th Ed. 2026
Unravel the complexities of the Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 with The Key to Indian Practice by Sir Dinshah Fardunji Mulla. Published by LexisNexis, this 14th Edition (2026) remains the ultimate courtroom and classroom handbook for understanding civil litigation in India.
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✔ The Lifecycle of a Suit: Follows an ordinary suit from the moment a plaintiff decides to sue until the final decree is obtained.
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✔ Practical Explanations: Elaborates on the critical processes of decree execution and the legal consequences of filing an appeal.
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✔ Latest Case Laws: Fully updated with pivotal judgments including Cuddalore Powergen Corporation Ltd v Chemplast Cuddalore Vinyls Ltd and Periyammal v V Rajamani.