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Though Indian Contract Act is static, English Common Law running parallel, is dynamic, dealing with the same doctrines, captured in the straight jacket of sections of Indian Contract Act, 1872 - doctrine of frustration being one of them.
The developments in the doctrine of frustration call for consideration and have been taken note of in this edition, which is revised and enlarged.
The growth of the doctrine of frustration makes a fascinating study. More important, from the practical point of view, the doctrine continues to give rise to various difficulties.
This book describes the salient features of the law relating to frustration of contracts, and readers seeking answers to questions arising from frustration will find it immensely useful in finding the solutions.
ISBN : 9788175342163
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Pages : 263
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