Property Laws has been specifically authored for undergraduate and postgraduate students of National Law Universities as well as other law education institutions. It will also serve as a useful reference to research scholars and professionals. An attempt to trace the evolution of the various dimensions of property law, the book lucidly explains the critical and complex doctrines and principles involved, and outlines the associated practical issues. Beginning with insights into the Transfer of Property Act, 1882, the text moves on to the general principles of transfer of property. It then comprehensively covers sale, mortgage, lease, exchange and gift of property. It incorporates :

1. An Insight Into The Concept of Property
   
2. Transfer of Property
3. General Principles of Transfer of Property
4. Sale
5. Mortage and Charge
6. Lease
7. Exchange
8. Gifts
9. Actionable Claims
10. Easement
11. Emerging Dimensions of Property Law
12. Appendices