Law of Contract & Tender

Law of Contract & Tender by M. C. Bhandari is a comprehensive legal commentary covering both the Indian Contract Act, 1872 and the complex procedural and legal dimensions of tenders, government contracts and contractual governance in India. Now in its 5th edition, the book has been thoroughly updated to reflect contemporary judicial decisions, procedural rules and practical insights.

Key Features:

• Structured in Five Parts:
  • Part I: Commentary on the Indian Contract Act, 1872
  • Part II: In-depth treatment of tenders, auctions, government contracts, and constructive agreements
  • Part III: Legal aspects of electronic contracts in the digital era
  • Part IV: Extracts from the Specific Relief Act and Sale of Goods Act
  • Part V: Model forms and templates for practical use
• Includes Extensive Legal Concepts and Practical Tools:
  • Arbitration in Contracts
  • Civil and Criminal Liability in Breach of Contract
  • Constructive Agreements
  • Contract Drafting
  • Contractual Obligations
  • Damages (including Reliance Loss and Expectation Loss)
  • Force Majeure
  • General Promise
  • Rules and Mandates in Contracts
  • Unilateral Postponement of Performance of Contract
  • Waiver of Contractual Obligation
• Real-world illustrations, drafting techniques, enforceability guidelines and remedies for breach are woven throughout the commentary, making it ideal for both legal practitioners and students.