Avtar Singh’s Law of Sale of Goods (Ninth Edition)

Avtar Singh’s Law of Sale of Goods (Ninth Edition), revised by Deepa Paturkar, is a trusted and authoritative treatise on the Sale of Goods Act, 1930. Building upon the renowned scholarship of Professor Avtar Singh, this updated edition offers a detailed analysis of the legal principles governing contracts involving the sale and transfer of goods under Indian law.The book systematically examines essential concepts such as the formation of contracts of sale, classification of goods, transfer of property and risk, conditions and warranties, performance of contracts, delivery, passing of title, rights and liabilities of buyers and sellers, unpaid seller’s rights, auction sales, and remedies for breach of contract. The discussion is supported by leading judicial precedents, statutory provisions, and practical illustrations, making complex legal principles easy to understand.Designed for LL.B. and LL.M. students, judicial service aspirants, advocates, academicians, company professionals, and legal researchers, this edition serves as both an academic textbook and a practical reference. It is particularly valuable for university examinations, competitive legal examinations, courtroom practice, and professional research.With its clear explanations, updated case law, and analytical approach, this book remains one of the most reliable references for understanding the law relating to the sale of goods in India.