Law of Easement – Sukhadhikar is a specialised reference dealing with the law of easements and the rights that may arise over another person's property. The subject is relevant to property-law practice, particularly where questions concerning rights of way, access, use and enjoyment of property arise.

The publication can assist advocates and legal practitioners in researching easement-related disputes and understanding the legal principles applicable to such rights. It is also useful for law students and judicial service aspirants studying property law and related civil remedies.

Easement disputes can involve questions of entitlement, use, interference and enforcement. A focused reference on the subject can therefore be kept alongside the principal property statutes, civil-procedure materials and relevant judicial decisions when researching a particular matter.

Suitable for: property-law advocates, civil litigators, law students, judicial service aspirants and researchers studying easement and property disputes.