We are pleased to place before the esteemed readers a book on Business Laws for B.Com. students of Andhra Pradesh University as per Choice Based Credit System.
The book has several distinctive features. These include the following :
— Comprehensively covers the course content requirements of the students appearing in the paper “Business Laws” at B.Com. IV Semester Examination of Andhra Pradesh University and those having similar course contents.
— Written in simple and straight style.
— Gives a lucid explanation of the basic provisions of law with plenty of illustrations supported by case laws.
— Incorporates at the end of each chapter:
– Objective type questions with short answers to enable the students to test their understanding.
– Essay type questions for review, discussion and practice.
– Practical problems with short answers for sharpening the knowledge of students.
— Broadly classified into Three Sections, each covering a separate enactment(s) and conveniently divided into several concise but complete chapters covering specific topics.
— Provides Learning Objectives at the beginning of each chapter to tell the students what he will learn after studying the chapter.
— Defines Key Terms introduced, at the end of each chapter, for recapitulation and better grasp over the subject.
— Incorporates in the preliminary pages topic wise coverage of the relevant syllabus in the book.
— Bound to prove a refreshing guide for business executives.
Contents –
Introductory
Section 1 – The Indian Contract Act, 1872
1. General Principles
2. Offer and Acceptance
3. Competence of Contracting Parties
4. Consent : Nature and Requisites
5. Consideration
6. Legality of the Object and Consideration
7. Void Agreements
8. Contingent Contracts
9. Performance of Contracts
10. Discharge of Contracts
11. Quasi-Contracts
12. Remedies for Breach of Contract
Section 2 – The Sale of Goods Act, 1930
1. General Principles
2. Conditions and Warranties
3. Transfer of Ownership
4. Performance of a Contract of Sale
5. Remedial Measures
Section 3 – The Information Technology Act
1. The Informat ion