Principles of Private International Law

This volume distills Private International Law into twenty well-structured chapters. It opens with the essentials of jurisdiction and choice of law, then advances to cross-border insolvency, intellectual property disputes, and international arbitration. Each chapter links Indian statutes and case law with comparative examples from leading common- and civil-law systems, giving readers both local grounding and global perspective. Problem scenarios and annotated references at key points convert doctrine into practical guidance for students, advocates, and judges. Clear prose, precise analysis, and an even balance of theory and practice make this book an indispensable desk reference for anyone handling conflict-of-laws questions.