CLP’s Competition Law, Principles, Legislation & Case Studies (1st Edition 2025) is a well-structured and authoritative text covering both principles and practical aspects of competition law. The book elaborates on the legal framework under the Competition Act, 2002, highlighting its objectives, key provisions, and amendments. It explains crucial areas such as anti-competitive agreements, abuse of dominant position, cartel regulations, and merger & acquisition scrutiny under the Indian regime.

The text also incorporates important rulings of the Competition Commission of India (CCI), NCLAT, and the Supreme Court of India, offering readers clarity on the judicial interpretation of competition law. Comparative references to global antitrust practices and case studies from digital economy and e-commerce sectors provide a broader perspective on competition challenges in the modern business environment.

Designed to serve as both an academic resource and a practical handbook, this edition is highly beneficial for law students, researchers, competitive exam aspirants, legal professionals, corporate counsel, and regulators. Its systematic approach, real-life case discussions, and updated coverage make it a reliable reference for understanding and applying competition law in practice.