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.........................................................................................................................Book DescriptionThe law of agency is ac comprehensive, factual treatise which traces the history of the concept of agency and places before the reader an intelligent dissertation on the relations and responsibilities of the principal and the agent inter se and qua third parties, the legal consequences and niceties of human agency and relevant statutes touching this phenomenon.The present third edition of Venkoba Rao’s Law of Agency is thoroughly updated and incorporates several new chapters on the Powers of Attorney, Agency under the Company Law, Agency under the Insurance Law, Agency under the Election Law, Agency under the Income tax Act, Agency under the Customs Law, Agency under the Central Excise Act, Agency under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, Patents, Trademarks, Designs and Geographical Agents..........................................................................................................................ContentsChapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Agents and AgencyChapter 3. Agency by EstoppelChapter 4. Creation of AgencyChapter 5. Kinds of AuthorityChapter 6. Powers of AttorneyChapter 7. RetificationChapter 8. Duties of Agents to PrinciplesChapter 9. Rights of Agents against their PrinciplesChapter 10. Duties of the Principal towards the AgentChapter 11. Agent Third Party RelationshipChapter 12. Principal-Third Party RelationshipChapter 13. Termination of AgencyChapter 14. Various Kinds of AgentsChapter 15. Agency Under the Civil Procedure CodeChapter 16. Agency and Law of LimitationChapter 17. Agency and Negotiable InstrumentsChapter 18. Agency Under Company LawChapter 19. Agency Under the Insurance LawChapter 20. Agency Under the Election LawChapter 21. Agency Under the Income Tax LawChapter 22. Agency Under the Custom LawChapter 23. Agency Under the Central Excise Act, 1944, Depositories Act 1996 and Carriers Act 1865Chapter 24. Agency Under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999Chapter 25. Patents, Trademarks, Designs and Geographical AgentsChapter 26. Agency Under the Conflict of LawsChapter 27. Sale by Mercantile AgentIndex.........................................................................................................................Author DetailsProf. S.C. Srivastava, LL.D (Calcutta) Research Professor Indian Law Institute, Formerly Professor Head and Dean Faculty of Law, Kurukshetra University and University and University of Calabar (Nigeria).........................................................................................................................
