This textbook introduces the Indian legal system and presents an exhaustive discussion on laws which govern and regulate businesses. It focuses on the application of the laws based on which managers need to take decisions on a day to day basis. It also fulfils its usefulness as a textbook for business management students and managers through a large number of cases and mini-cases highlighting the legal issues that surround and affect businesses. Court rulings and judgements have been weaved appropriately to provide better learning support. Aiming to provide the readers an understanding and knowledge of laws relating to business, the book provides an in-depth coverage of the law of contract, sale of goods, laws dealing with negotiable instruments, consumer rights, competition and laws regulating the incorporation and management of companies in India.

This textbook introduces the Indian legal system and presents exhaustive discussion on laws which govern and regulate businesses. It focuses on the application of law based on which managers need to take decisions. It also maximizes its usefulness as textbook for business management students and managers through a huge number of cases and mini-case highlighting the legal issues of business entities. Aiming to provide the readers an understanding and knowledge of business-related laws, the book provides in-depth coverage of the law of contract and sale of goods, laws dealing with negotiable instruments, consumer rights, competition and also law regulating the incorporation and management of companies in India.

Note: If you are purchasing an electronic version, MyBusLawLab does not come automatically packaged with it. To purchase MyBusLawLab, please visit http://www.pearsoned.ca/highered/mybuslawlab or you can purchase a package of the physical text and MyBusLawLab by searching for ISBN 10: 0133151565 / ISBN 13: 9780133151565. Managing the Law: The Legal Aspects of Doing Business aims to equip students with the conceptual tools and intellectual skills to identify, assess, and manage the legal risks that arise in the course of doing business. We aim to help students learn how "to think like successful business people."

This book is an attempt to provide a means of systematic study in a simple way. The aim of the book is to present the subject matter in the most concise, to the point, lucid and illustrative manner. We are confident that the book will be an invalubale assest to the students of Mercentile Laws. A large number of examples and leading cases have been given with a view to helping students to understand the subject-matter clearly.

The second edition of Legal Aspects of Business: Texts, Jurisprudence, and Cases is a comprehensive textbook designed especially for postgraduate students of business management. It presents a complete, all inclusive jurisprudence and supplements the concepts with numerous cases, exercises, and profiles of legal luminaries. The book is divided into six parts. Part I introduces the reader to Business Jurisprudence. As the contract law is foundation to all business laws, Part II, Commercial Jurisprudence, on Mercantile Law discusses the Indian Contract Act, 1872 and its features at length. The Sale of Goods Act, 1930, the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881, The Indian Partnership Act, 1932, the Companies Act, 2013, and the Competition Act, 2002 are also covered in depth. Part III, Financial Jurisprudence, covers the laws related to finance and banking at length. Part IV, Labour and Industrial Jurisprudence, covers the laws related to wages, workers' social security, and industrial relations. Part V, Aspects of New Economy and Jurisprudence, throws light on laws related to information and communication, intellectual property rights, and environment protection. Part VI, Judicial and Social Jurisprudence, is devoted to business and criminal liability and basic rights and business. The book also offers valuable insights to practitioners to arrive at legally sound decisions in various business situations.

This comprehensive and student-friendly text discusses the various laws and Acts relating to business laws such as The Indian Contract Act, The Sale of Goods Act and The Companies Act. It presents the topics in a systematic and illustrative manner, providing many case laws with a view to making them more intelligible and authentic. Legal jargon has been completely avoided so that the students can understand these laws with ease. The book is primarily meant for the undergraduate and postgraduate students of law, management and the undergraduate students of commerce. Besides, students pursuing professional courses such as Company Secretaryship (CS), CA and ICWA would also find the book quite useful.