This book offers a quick, easy-to-access overview of Indian cyberlaws:

• Contracts in cyberspace: Essential elements of a valid cyber-contract, how to prove the existence of a contract made in cyberspace; terms and conditions of a cyber-contract, etc.

• E-commerce: Special focus on key issues, including forums to decide e-commerce disputes; jurisdiction in domestic and international e-commerce transactions, arbitration, digital signatures, etc.

• How to protect the intellectual property of your business in cyberspace: Trademarks, copyrights and patents; online resolutions of domain name disputes; legal remedies, etc.

• Security of information assets: Actions which contravene the law; penalty and compensation; legal procedures for tackling contraventions; cybercrimes and punishment; key changes in existing laws to facilitate punishment.

Internet is an exciting, vast and substantially uncharted territory for a whole range of business activities. This book will help you grasp the key legal issues of successfully doing business online.

Rajesh Talwar studied Negotiation at Harvard, Human Rights Law at Nottingham, and Law and Economics at Delhi University. He has worked for the United Nations on legal and justice-related issues in Somalia, Liberia, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Timor- Leste. Prior to working for the UN, he practised law and taught law at Delhi University and Jamia Millia Islamia. He is the author of more than a dozen books, many of which are available and listed at www.amazon.com/author/rajeshtalwar. Most recently he has written Making Your Own Will (Vision Books, 2013) and Courting Injustice: The Nirbhaya Case and Its Aftermath (Hay House, 2013).