Dr. R. K. Bangia’s Law of Torts

Author

Dr. R. K. Bangia Revised by S. K. Raghuvanshi

Publisher

Allahabad Law Agency

Edition

27th Edition 2025 - Reprint 2026

Why Choose This Book?

Dr. R. K. Bangia’s Law of Torts brings together four connected areas of legal study: tort law, motor accident compensation, consumer protection and competition law. The book offers topic-wise explanations of tortious liability and includes landmark cases for revision. Its coverage of motor accident claims, consumer remedies, e-commerce issues and the 2023 amendments to competition law makes it useful for law students, advocates, judicial service aspirants, teachers and researchers seeking a consolidated reference across these subjects.

About the Book

This 27th Edition is divided into four parts. Part I covers the law of torts, with a topic-wise presentation and a summary of important topics and landmark cases. Part II examines compensation and insurance under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, including changes following the deletion of Chapter X and subsequent amendments. Part III addresses consumer protection law, including e-commerce and dark patterns. Part IV provides a reference to the Competition Act, 2002, including its 2023 amendments. The book also incorporates landmark and recent cases across the subjects covered.

Related Subjects

• Law of Torts

• Motor Vehicles Act, 1988

• Consumer Protection Act, 2019

• Competition Act, 2002

• Motor Accident Compensation

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Caveat Legalis

This book is a legal study and reference resource. The applicability of tort principles, motor accident compensation provisions, consumer protection rules and competition law depends on the relevant facts and current legislation. Verify the latest statutory amendments, regulations and binding judicial decisions before relying on the text for legal advice, litigation or compliance.

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