"Understanding Laws: Consumer Rights is a part of Understanding Laws series of books which aims to make laws accessible to everyone. It is an innovative concept to make the complex and technical legal jargons and provisions simpler using practical situations which one may encounter in their daily lives. This book consists of six detailed yet easily understandable chapters, comprehensively explaining the consumer rights and their protection and adjudication, as provided under Consumer Protection Act, 1986 and rules and regulation made thereunder. It also discusses the Bureau of Indian Standards Act, 1986 to identify various standard markers for consumer protection. Meaning of consumer, scope of protection, agencies of adjudication, complaint procedures, and reliefs have been discussed. Formats for complaints, appeals, legal notices, along with important courses to gain specialised knowledge have also been provided for. The book is an invaluable source of knowledge about how to effectively protect and promote consumer rights, in times of consumerism. The book is a must have for all citizens, including law students and those intending to join law schools."

Quick Reference Guide is a very unique and aberrant concept in LexisNexis Academics Series. A quick referencer cum revision book, mapped to the syllabus of all universities, focusing on quick conceptual clarity. The QRG series follows a uniform format which not only helps students to understand a concept quickly but also provide a tool for aiding in last minute rapid revisions.

A Ramaiya, Guide to the Companies Act is a section-based commentary of the Companies Act, 2013. Widely recognised as the most thorough and comprehensive reference work on corporate law, this book has been relied on and cited in various judgments of the Supreme Court as well as High Courts. Since its first publication in 1956, this work has exceptionally stood out in every way ? for its meticulous research, well-written commentary, description of legislative intent, succinct coverage of Indian and foreign judicial precedents, procedural rules, notifications, clarifications and circulars. An essential reference for corporates, practicing advocates, accounting professionals, company secretaries, academicians, judges and members of various tribunals. Key features of this edition: Comprehensive and authoritative first edition after all the provisions of Companies Act, 2013 are notified The commentary is prepared by the subject matter experts in corporate law with rich experience in regulatory, compliance, litigation, transaction advisory role, as well as accounting and auditing Up-to-date with developments introduced after the publishing of previous edition This edition apart from merely updating the content, have also highlighted areas where legislative attention is required A special offering with this edition is a Supplement covering amendments introduced vide the Companies (Amendment) Act, 2020 Supplement will be supplied to customers free of cost upon sharing details using the QR Code on first page of Volume 1 Detailed discussion on the concept of Reflective Loss under Oppression and Mismanagement Completely revamped appendices cover latest rules, regulations, notifications, circulars and clarifications issued under the Companies Act, 2013 and also under allied legislation (SEBI, FEMA and RBI) Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, related rules, regulations and guidelines are also incorporated in this edition Box 1 covers Volume 1 to 3 and Appendix 1 and 2 along with Consolidated Table of Cases, Consolidated Index and Additional Reference Material. Volume 1 comprises of Chapters 1 to 8 covering sections 1 to 127 dealing with Incorporation, Prospectus, Share Capital and Debentures, Acceptance of deposits by Companies, Registration of Charges, Management and Administration and also Declaration and Payment of Dividend Volume 2 comprises of Chapters 9 to 16 covering sections 128 to 246 dealing with Accounts of Companies,Audit and Auditors, Appointment and Qualifications of Directors, Meetings of Board and its Powers, Appointment and Remuneration of Managerial Personnel, Inspection, Inquiry and Investigation, Compromises, Mergers and Amalgamation and Prevention of Oppression and Mismanagement Volume 3 comprises of Chapters 17 to 29 and Schedules covering sections 247 to 470 and Schedules 1-7 dealing with Registered Valuers, Removal of Names of Companies from the Register of Companies, Revival and Rehabilitation of Sick Companies, Winding Up, Companies Incorporated Outside India, overnment Companies, Registration Offices and Fees, Nidhis, National Company Law Tribunal and Appellate Tribunal, Special Courts and Miscellaneous Appendix 1 covers Appendices 1 to 67 which includes important Ready Reference tables, Companies Rules and Circulars issued under the Companies Act, 2013, SEBI Act along with relevant Regulations and FAQs Appendix 2 covers Appendices 68 to 140 which includes Depositories Act along with relevant Regulations, IBC along with relevant Rules, Regulations and Guidelines, Competition Act, 2002, relevant Rules and Regulations, RBI Act, 1934 along with Master Directions and FAQs on NBFCs , FEMA, 1999 along with relevant Rules, Regulations, Master Directions and FAQs on FEMA and SARFAESI Act and relevant Rules Consolidated Table of Cases, Consolidated Index and Additional Reference Material are provided in a separate volume

Chaturvedi and Pithisaria?s Income Tax Law has carved a niche for itself as an authentic and comprehensive treatise on income tax law. This work embodies systematised analysis of the principles of income tax law on one hand, while imparting practical guidance on the other. Various facets of the law have been addressed with precision and clarity, accompanied by ample illustrations. This ten-volume set is an essential reference for professionals, owing to its meticulous approach and brilliant exposition of the principles of income tax law. Key features of this edition: Most comprehensive coverage, spanning ten volumes Logical and systematised analysis of the principles of income tax law Various facets of income tax law have been addressed with precision and clarity, accompanied by ample illustrations Up to date coverage of all legislative amendments up to the Finance Act, 2020 and the Income-tax (16th Amendment) Rules, 2020 Includes the Taxation & Other Laws (Relaxation of Certain Provisions) Ordinance, 2020 Exhaustive coverage up to and including (2020) 423 (Part 2) ITR and selected cases from other journals Incorporates departmental circulars, notifications, and press notes issued by the CBDT and Ministry of Finance Companion Microsite covering Income Tax Act, 1961, Allied Rules, General Circulars, Notifications, Press Notes, Press Releases, etc. Microsite is live and can be accessed at https://chaturvedipithisaria.lexisindia.in Volume 6-10 updated with Structural Tax Reforms announced by the Central Government on 13 August, 2020 Includes Taxpayers? Charter and Faceless Assessment Scheme, 2019 operative from 13 August, 2020

Key Highlights:- ? Halsbury?s Laws of India is a series based on Halsbury?s Laws of England, which provides a comprehensive statement of law ? This series is not a commentary but presents the legal position as it is laid by legislation and case law ? In this HLI Volume on Evidence the contributor has discussed under each thematic topic the relevant provisions of the Indian Evidence Act as well as all allied laws such as Indian Penal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure that would be relevant thereby providing a comprehensive and holistic treatment ? This volume presents the position of the law as on 6th August, 2016 ? This Volume also provides clarity on the position of law relating to Estoppel and Waiver

The HLI volume contains thematic discussion of the below topics concerning law relating to Wills and Succession in India. The topics covered are: 1. Testamentary Succession 2. Probate, Letters of Administration, & Administration of Assets of Deceased 3. Wills & Administration as applicable to Muslims 4. Intestate Succession 5. Succession in the other cases 6. Succession and Conflict of Laws

Some of the key highlights are:- ? Halsbury?s Laws of India is a series based on Halsbury?s Laws of England, which provides a comprehensive statement of law ? This series is not a commentary but presents the legal position as it is laid by legislation and case law ? In this HLI Volume on Trusts and Charities the contributor has discussed under each thematic topic the relevant provisions of the Indian Trust Act 1882, Religious Endowments Act, Charitable and Religious Trusts Act 1920, Charitable Endowments Act 1890 ? This volume presents the position of the law as on August 31, 2016

Key Highlights: ? Halsbury?s Laws of India is a series based on Halsbury?s Laws of England, which provides a comprehensive statement of law ? This series is not a commentary but presents the legal position as it is laid by legislation and case law ? Thematic arrangement of Tort and Consumer Protection Act provisions together for ease of reference to the reader. ? Includes all recent updates and case law for the year 2017. ? Ready referencer for academicians, legal scholars, the bar and the bench.

This volume on Landlord and Tenant, Property-II, covers the historical and current positions of law on the subject. The topics covered include systems of intermediaries, rent control legislations, and agricultural tenancies. It also examines topics such as corporate leases and tax implication on leases in detail. Relevant central as well as state legislations along with case law have been referenced to lay out the current position of law on the related topics.

Some of the key highlights are: ? Halsbury?s Laws of India is a series based on Halsbury?s Laws of England, which provides a comprehensive statement of law. ? This series is not a commentary but presents the legal position as it is laid by legislation and case law. ? In this HLI Volume on Property and Easements the contributor has discussed under each thematic topic the relevant provisions of the Transfer of Property Act, 1882 ; the Indian Easements Act, 1882 and allied laws including Hindu Minority and Guardianship Act 1956, and Guardians and Wards Act, 1890 providing a comprehensive and holistic treatment. ? This volume presents the position of the law as on September 2015. ? This Volume provides clarity on position of law in view of the judicial developments.