The Law of Contract

Is an accessible, practice-oriented commentary on the principles and provisions that govern contractual relations in India. The book explains contract formation—offer, acceptance and consideration—then moves to capacity, free consent, legality of object, performance and discharge. Important doctrines such as frustration, breach, remedies (damages, specific performance, injunctions), and quasi-contracts are treated with concise explanations and strategically selected case summaries that illustrate judicial reasoning. Beyond theory, the volume supplies useful drafting guidance and model agreements (sale, service, lease, agency, indemnity/guarantee) to help practitioners and non-lawyers structure enforceable documents. Special sections address contractual defences, limitation issues, arbitration clauses and standard-form contract traps common in commercial practice. Organized for quick reference, the book includes a detailed index and topic cross-references that speed legal research and courtroom preparation. Ideal for lawyers, law students, corporate legal teams and business owners, this Marathi handbook turns complex contract principles into immediately usable guidance.