Handbook of Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 – Alongwith Digest of Cases
Author
Kharbanda & Kharbanda
Publisher
Law Publishing House, Allahabad
Year
2026
Why Choose This Book?
A practical reference on the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, combined with a digest of reported cases. The book is useful for advocates, judicial officers, law students and legal researchers dealing with negotiable instruments, cheque-related disputes and proceedings under the Act. Its combination of the statutory framework and case-law material makes it suitable for quick research and reference in day-to-day legal practice.
About the Book
Handbook of Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 by Kharbanda & Kharbanda provides a focused reference on the law governing negotiable instruments in India. The work is accompanied by a Digest of Cases, giving the reader a case-law oriented research component alongside the statutory subject matter. It is particularly relevant to legal practitioners handling matters involving negotiable instruments and cheque-related litigation, as well as students and researchers studying the Act and its judicial interpretation. The supplied copy is published by Law Publishing House and carries ISBN 978-81-89639-17-4.
Related Subjects
- Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881
- Cheque Dishonour & Section 138
- Banking & Commercial Law
- Commercial Litigation
- Case Law & Legal Research
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The supplied copy shows ISBN 978-81-89639-17-4 and a printed price of ₹1,495. The cover does not state an edition or publication year, so these details have not been assumed.
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