CONTENTS
A CHARACTERISATION OF THE SUBJECT
TITLE
1. The two Doctrines
2. he Division of Estoppel
3. The Historical development of Estoppel

PART- I
The Doctrine of Change Situations
Chapter- 1
The Development of the modern Doctrine
Chapter- 2
Estoppel as Rules of Evidence as Rules of Substantive Law
Chapter- 3
Representations Express or Implied
Chapter- 4
The Doctrine of Change Situations and The Evidence Act
Chapter- 5
The Principles of Agency
Chapter- 6
Partnership
Chapter- 7
Negotiable Instruments
Chapter- 8
Corporations
Chapter- 9
Patents and Trade Marks
Chapter- 10
Bailor and Bailee
Chapter- 11
Vendor and Purchaser
Chapter- 12
Landlord and Tenant
Chapter- 13
Relations of Trust
Chapter- 14
Of Deeds and Documents, Including Mortgages and Wills
Chapter- 15
Admission in The Course of Judicial Proceedings

PART- II
Res Judicata or The Conclusiveness of Judgments, Decrees and Orders
Chapter- 16
General Doctrine
Chapter- 17
On The Relevancy of Judgments and the Effect of Fraud
Chapter- 18
Of The Evidence Necessary To Support The Plea
Chapter- 19
Matters in Issue
Chapter- 20
Personals Bars
Chapter- 21
Personal Default and The Principles of a final Decisions
Chapter- 22
Parties, Privies and Representatives
Chapter- 23
Competent Courts and Special Tribunals
Chapter- 24
Execution Proceedings and The Principles of Finality
Chapter- 25
Partition Proceedings-Rent Suits-Mortgages
Chapter- 26
Judgment in Rem
Chapter- 27
Foreign Judgments in Personam
Chapter- 28
Lis Pendens and Private Proceedings
Chapter- 29
On The Finally of Criminal Proceedings