Contractual terms, much like the nature of doing business, have evolved significantly over the years. Even as modern times are witnessing complex and sophisticated contracts between commercial parties, the fundamentals remain the same. The very foundation on which a contract becomes an enforceable agreement is that of free consent between the parties. A concept as simple and conventional as this, is the prime focus of the book titled
Consensus Ad Idem â Consent and Free Consent in Contract Law . Published by
Thomson Reuters and authored by Kaushik Laik, an Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court, this book aims to cover a subject which remains a less-spoken-of yet of utmost importance to any contractual dispute between parties.