Sale of goods is a classical field of law and principles constituting it have been there forever. Developed as a text, this book studies the principles from a contemporary perspective, explores the relationship among them, and knits them together. Since sale is a special form of contract deriving many of its principles from contract law, the volume analyses several such principles. It also examines the conceptual underpinnings of ownership as sale is also a contract for transfer of ownership of
goods.

Written in a lucid language with rigorous analysis of principles and an extensive appraisal of British and Indian cases, this textbook will be useful to students, teachers, and scholars of law as well as lawyers and taxation specialists.