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LexisNexis Quick Reference Guide: Law of Torts and Consumer Protection Act

	Lexisnexis Quick Reference Guide: Law Of Torts And Consumer Protection Act by Deepu Krishna
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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.

Notes and Case materials: Simple, lucid and easy to understand language covering key concepts and relevant case law
Points to Remember: Chapter summarization in bullet points covering all important areas
Questions: Topic wise important questions are given for assessing the student`s learning and exam preparationISBN - 9789351434696

Pages : 124

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