This text investigates the foundational legal principles governing contracts and the sale of goods within the Indian legal framework. The authors, V. Balachandran and S. Thothadri, utilize their academic backgrounds in corporate secretaryship to synthesize complex statutory requirements into a pedagogical format. The work focuses on the General Principles of Law of Contracts and the Sale of Goods Act, 1930, providing a structured approach for university-level students to navigate these regulatory environments.

Experts and educators identify this as a foundational resource for undergraduate commerce students requiring a clear, structured introduction to Indian contract law. Readers frequently note the accessibility of the prose and the utility of the included case studies for academic preparation.