Mulla’s The Registration Act delivers an in-depth and well-substantiated commentary on the continually evolving law of registration. Arriving five years after the 14th edition, this updated version elucidates the significance and enduring relevance of the Act in modern society, presenting it as an integrated whole that transcends its individual parts. The 15th edition of Mulla’s The Registration Act maintains a clear and engaging flow, featuring easy-to-follow subheadings, thus serving as a comprehensive guide for readers at all levels.

Key Features:

This 15th edition not only revisits the original provisions but also incorporates recent amendments and judicial interpretations, providing a comprehensive overview of their application today.
Incorporates four recent groundbreaking cases namely, Veena Singh v District Registrar, Asset Reconstruction v SP Velayutham, Manik Majumder v Dipak and Amar Nath v Gian Chand.
Contains notes on the Interplay between various provisions of the Act inter se, and cognate statutes like IBC, SARFAESI and Companies Act.
A dedicated section of appendices includes the latest amendments to the table of fees applicable to each state, serving as a comprehensive handbook for all users.
Serves as a one stop reference for legal practitioners, professionals, law students, academicians, and research scholars.