Lexis Nexis’s The Indian Contract and Specific Relief Acts by Pollock & Mulla
In complex B2B commercial agreements and institutional restructuring, poorly drafted clauses inevitably lead to fatal litigation. LexisNexis's The Indian Contract and Specific Relief Acts (17th Edition, 2024) by Pollock & Mulla is the most comprehensive, authoritative 2-volume guide to insulating corporate transactions.
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✔ The Gold Standard Commentary: A section-wise breakdown providing clear, systematic, and analytical explanations of every commercial contract and specific performance provision.
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✔ Mediation Act 2023 Integration: Incorporates all recent legislative amendments and their massive implications on existing frameworks, including the critical amendment to Section 28 of the Indian Contract Act.
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✔ Landmark Judicial Precedents: Fully updated with high-stakes 2024 rulings, including Katta Sujatha Reddy v Siddamsetty Infra Projects Pvt Ltd and SBI General Insurance Co. Ltd. v Krish Spinning.
Lexis Nexis’s The Indian Contract Act, 1872 by Pollock & Mulla
The definitive gold standard of Indian commercial law. The Indian Contract Act, 1872 by Pollock & Mulla (17th Edition, 2025) marks 120 years of scholarly excellence and enduring relevance in Indian courtrooms.
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✔ The Legendary Commentary: A lucid, section-wise analysis that brilliantly bridges English common law principles with complex Indian civil statutes.
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✔ Recent Legislative Updates: Fully updated with the critical amendment to Section 28 of the Indian Contract Act by the Mediation Act, 2023.
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✔ Supreme Court Precedents: Incorporates high-impact recent judgments including Rakesh Kumar Verma v HDFC Bank Ltd and Consolidated Construction Consortium Ltd v STPI.
The Specific Relief Act, 1963 | Pollock & Mulla (17th Ed. 2026)
Master the complexities of equitable remedies and contract enforcement with Pollock & Mulla's The Specific Relief Act, 1963. Published by LexisNexis, this 17th Edition (2026) continues a 120-year legacy of scholarly excellence and courtroom authority.
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✔ The Mandatory Shift: Explains the major legislative transformation moving specific performance from a discretionary remedy to a mandatory statutory obligation.
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✔ Latest Judicial Pronouncements: Features recent landmark cases including Vijay Prabhu v ST Lajapathie and Umabai v Nilkanth Dhondiba Chavan.
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✔ Global Context: Incorporates comparative decisions from the highest courts across common law jurisdictions (UK, Australia, Canada) over the past decade.