Law of Negotiation by M. L. Bhargava offers a structured and legally grounded exploration of negotiation and mediation as formal mechanisms of conflict resolution. Moving beyond theory, the book integrates contract law, property law, specific relief, and dispute settlement techniques to demonstrate how negotiation operates not only as a communication strategy but as an enforceable legal tool. With dedicated chapters on specific performance, defences against contractual claims, property transfers, tax disputes, and international conflict management, it bridges legal doctrine with practical negotiation process maps to equip readers with both knowledge and actionable strategies.
Key Features
- Explains alternative conflict management methods with emphasis on negotiation, mediation and arbitration
- Dedicated modules on techniques for natural resource management and international conflicts
- Detailed analysis of contracts enforceable and not enforceable through specific performance
- Covers defences and personal bars to contractual relief with case references
- Includes crucial topics on lease, transfer by ostensible owner and unauthorised transferees
- Discusses recovery and dispossession of immovable property through legal and negotiated means
- Provides process maps for consensual negotiations for practical application
- Illustrates how negotiation and ADR methods are used in ISR-Taxpayer disputes
This book is ideal for advocates, judges, mediators, corporate negotiators, tax practitioners, academicians, and law students seeking a doctrinal yet practice-oriented understanding of negotiation within Indian legal proceedings.