Information Technology Law and Practice – 9th Edition

Information Technology Law and Practice – 9th Edition is a thoroughly updated and authoritative book that provides in-depth coverage of the legal framework governing the digital and cyber domain in India. This edition incorporates the latest developments in information technology laws, cybercrimes, data protection, e-commerce regulations, and judicial decisions shaping the digital landscape.

This comprehensive guide is an essential reference for law students, advocates, corporate legal teams, IT professionals, judiciary aspirants, and enforcement agencies dealing with cyber law and digital governance in India.

Key Features:

✔ Latest Edition (9th) – Updated to include recent amendments to the Information Technology Act, developments in data protection laws, and key Supreme Court and High Court rulings.

✔ Comprehensive Coverage – Covers all aspects of the IT Act, 2000 including cyber offenses, digital evidence, intermediary liabilities, and regulations for electronic governance.

✔ Analysis of Data Privacy and Protection – Discusses the Personal Data Protection Bill, global data protection trends like GDPR, and the implications for Indian law.

✔ Cyber Crimes and Legal Remedies – Explains the procedures and legal framework for tackling hacking, identity theft, phishing, online defamation, cyberstalking, and financial frauds.

✔ E-commerce and Digital Contracts – Covers the legal structure of electronic contracts, digital signatures, and liability of intermediaries in online transactions.

✔ Landmark Judgments – Includes case laws from Indian and international courts that have shaped IT law jurisprudence.

✔ User-Friendly Layout – Written in a simple, structured, and exam-friendly manner for easy understanding and quick revision.

Why Choose This Book?

• Authoritative & Practical – Offers both theoretical understanding and practical insights into the working of cyber law in India.

• Ideal for Law Students & Professionals – Suited for academic courses, competitive exams, and professional reference.

• Updated with Legal Developments – Covers recent government notifications, digital governance policies, and judicial pronouncements.

• Essential for the Digital Age – Helps readers navigate the complexities of law in an increasingly digitized society.

Who Should Read This Book?

• Law Students pursuing cyber law or technology law as a subject.

• Judiciary Aspirants preparing for civil judge or public prosecutor exams.

• Legal Practitioners specializing in IT law, privacy law, and data protection.

• Corporate Lawyers handling digital compliance and risk management.

• Cybersecurity Professionals and Enforcement Officials dealing with cybercrimes.

Conclusion:

Information Technology Law and Practice – 9th Edition is a must-have reference for anyone looking to understand the dynamic and rapidly evolving legal aspects of the digital world. Whether you’re preparing for exams, practicing law, or managing digital operations, this book provides the legal clarity and structured insights necessary for success.

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