Lawmann's Fraud and Mistake - 2nd Edtion 2026
| Author : | KANT MANI |
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Lawmann’s Fraud and Mistake – 2nd Edition 2026 provides a comprehensive analysis of legal principles relating to fraud, misrepresentation, and mistake under Indian law.
This updated edition explains statutory provisions, judicial interpretations, and practical applications relevant for advocates, judges, academicians, and law students.
Fraud and Mistake – 2nd Edition 2026 by Lawmann is an authoritative and updated commentary focusing on the legal doctrines of fraud, misrepresentation, and mistake, primarily within the framework of contract law and equitable principles.
Fraud and mistake often determine the validity of agreements and the enforceability of contractual obligations. This edition provides a structured and analytical discussion of statutory provisions along with landmark judicial pronouncements, offering clarity on complex legal concepts.
The book examines the distinction between fraud, misrepresentation, and different categories of mistake, and explains their legal consequences, including rescission, damages, and other remedies.
Key Highlights:
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Detailed explanation of fraud and misrepresentation under Indian law
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Analysis of unilateral and bilateral mistake
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Discussion on void and voidable agreements
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Judicial interpretations and important case laws
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Remedies including rescission, restitution, and damages
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Practical insights for litigation and drafting
Coverage Includes:
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Essentials and ingredients of fraud
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Suppression of material facts and active concealment
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Mistake of fact and mistake of law
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Effect of fraud and mistake on consent
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Burden of proof and evidentiary standards
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Equitable principles and relief
This book is especially useful for:
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Civil Law Practitioners
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Contract Law Specialists
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Judges and Judicial Officers
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Law Students and Academicians
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Candidates preparing for Judicial Services Examinations
With its analytical approach and updated references, the 2nd Edition (2026) serves as a reliable reference for understanding and applying the doctrines of fraud and mistake in litigation and advisory practice.









